The Random thought Thread

[IndigoErth]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

Hyenas are just weird all around .

Gotta admire that those girls are pretty badass, but I don't envy them when it comes to childbirth...

[Utrommaniac]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

Goofy things people get 'triggered' by.

sometimes all I have to do is say 'Ghostbusters' and it sends peoples eyes red and has them say 'there he goes again!'

Being annoyed by you talking about Ghostbusters is not the same as being triggered. I doubt Ghostbusters has caused anyone genuine PTSD.

[Powder]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

Goofy things people get 'triggered' by.

sometimes all I have to do is say 'Ghostbusters' and it sends peoples eyes red and has them say 'there he goes again!'

You're the one who's "triggered", you're a grown man posting about an almost two year old off-site internet squabble CONSTANTLY. Grapes so sour Warheads bought the batch.

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by Powder

You're the one who's "triggered", you're a grown man posting about an almost two year old off-site internet squabble CONSTANTLY. Grapes so sour Warheads bought the batch.

Vegita-san is the most toxic person on these forums and he's completely oblivious to it.

[Papenbrook]

I am Palatino.
I am Serif.

[IndigoErth]

When eBay seller feedback is rather curious, esp when the item isn't included and marked private...

Checked on recent feedback for seller I'm waiting on forever. (Cheap stuff from China so no biggie, but taking forever). Saw these in their neutral feedback:

didn't work on my cat

I smiled when the goods were glued together.

Got two right ears, difficult to use for a kid now.

normal product.

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Originally Posted by Papenbrook

I am Palatino.
I am Serif.

WTFont.

[Powder]

I wish Don Rickles could have lived forever. I've spent so many hours enjoying his material. Glad there's so much I'll probably never run out, but I still miss the man.

[Vegita-San]

Patriot games are boring as hell.

no one can win that much and that many superbowls without cheating in ways we havn't figured out yet.

[IndigoErth]

Super powers?

On the other hand, my dad's beloved Eagles are playing their mortal enemies the Cowboys here in 20 min... If ghosts were a thing, I'm sure he'd literally "be there in spirit" to watch. (edit: Then again, with the recent coffee aroma thing, who knows...)

[MsMarvelDuckie]

I hope the game goes as he would have wanted it to. I personally don't like the Cowboys (I know a Texan who isn't a Cowboys fan- shocking right?) I am a Panthers gal. So I wish your Eagles luck.

[Papenbrook]

I always ask these questions:

Should we place labels on people, even when it's not necessary? Should we be able to classify people? What if they don't want to be labeled? Should we headcanon people's lives/lifestyles/livelihoods?

These questions intrigue me.

[Utrommaniac]

In Star Wars lore, Jedi Knights can’t have emotional attachments and such.

So, let’s say “something” happened to a Jedi and they got pregnant.
Would they be forced to give up the pregnancy or child? Or could strings be pulled for that Jedi to have a built-in Padawan, especially depending on the Jedi’s species?
Of course, there could be multiple reasons for this happening, besides the worst possible thing. What if it came from a species that could reproduce asexually? Or need to breed lest they die of aplastic anemia like ferrets?

I did see something about a Jedi being allowed to have a child because of his species having a very low breeding rate, and another who accidentally fathered the child, and being able to train it as his Padawan (without the Council knowing it was his child)

Surely there are a lot of cases where the rules are bent because they biologically can't be followed. Because they have a need for bonded attachments in order to survive;

And what happens if the child, if it was given away, grows up to discover their parent is a Jedi Knight, even if they weren’t meant to?

[plastroncafe]

I've always wondered if it would be possible to tell what language or even dialect of language a person speaks based on their skull morphology.

Certain languages require that use of different muscles to make the sounds come out just right, and I'm curious if there's enough fine detail in there pulling that it actually very suddenly changes the muscle attachment sites.

[IndigoErth]

Originally Posted by MsMarvelDuckie

I hope the game goes as he would have wanted it to. I personally don't like the Cowboys (I know a Texan who isn't a Cowboys fan- shocking right?) I am a Panthers gal. So I wish your Eagles luck.

Cowboys didn't have a chance. Hope the Eagles keep this up.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Yeah I saw the final score. Ouch! Sounds like the Cowboys didn't even show up.Good thing Im not a fan.

[Utrommaniac]

I just realized that at this point, my hair looks a lot like Steve Harrington's .

Though, without the Fabergé Organics shampoo and conditioner + four puffs of Farrah Fawcett spray when damp.

Just DNA and being due for a haircut.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

I generally ignore my hair. I brush it when needed and wash it at least every other day but the rest of the time I just leave it in my work ponytail until bed. Or if I take it down I just dont mess with it.

[Utrommaniac]

Same. I prefer to just wash it and leave it to dry too. Which is a lot easier when it's fresh from being cut really short. Now, when my hair was long, I wore it in a ponytail all the time, until I decided it was time to just lop it all off and keep it short. Preferably as a pixie cut.

For a while, my bangs used to be long enough that my mom and I called it the "Kirby Swoop", since it looked like Kirby the Elf's hair

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Mine looks like a darker version of the Nelson twins' hair usually. Long straight and with kind of long feathery bangs. Or maybe Janis Joplin or the one muppet chick's from Dr. Teeth's band.

[Utrommaniac]

Whose name is also Janis, incidentally