Things you used to like, but now you hate. - Page 3

Jelly Bean · 02-24-2011, 03:13 PM

basketball. It used to be one of my passions but now I can't even look at a basket ball.

My old High School friends. Frucking traitors (do they count?)

Some programs I used to watch (can't think of anything specific)

*Samhain* · 02-24-2011, 03:51 PM

Cheese and mayonaise sammiches
Fast food
Rob Liefeld

**Jester** · 02-24-2011, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Samhain

Rob Liefeld

How can you not love Rob Liefield??

Ok...comment withdrawn.

*Samhain* · 02-24-2011, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jester

How can you not love Rob Liefield??

Ok...comment withdrawn.

How he looked at that and thought it was okay to publish is beyond me. I want whatever he was smokin that night.

tomservo95 · 02-24-2011, 11:56 PM

Family Guy

Goosebumps

*Krutch* · 02-25-2011, 05:26 AM

Cool thread. Umm... lets see.

Insane Clown Posse - Totally obsessed in my teens, now its pretty embarrassing when I run into people from highschool and they call me the"ICP guy".

Halo - I've never owned an X-Box but I played these games so damn much when I was younger that now I'm just turned off when someone invites.

Horror Movies - Okay, I dont hate horror movies, but when I was younger, it'd pretty much be the only thing I'd watch. I'm still pretty burnt out from them and it really takes alot to convince me to watch one blindly.

Roland Emmerich Films - I think I always knew they were bad but as I grew older and became a film student, I cant even stomache them as guilty pleasures. ...okay, maaaaaybe Independence Day, but I'd have to be pretty drunk.

TV Dinners - I cant believe I grew up eating that ****.

Honey Nut Cheerios - Ugh. Guys, I cant explain to you how for from as young as I can remember, til early highschool, it was the only damn cereal in the house. I begged my parents for anything else but it never came. Eventually I just started skipping breakfast and to this day I only eat lunch and dinner by habbit.

Kung Pow: Enter The Fist - This was kind of a classic with my friends. But I saw it recently and maaaaaaanwhatthehellwasithinking?

Marvel Comics - Grew up loving all the X-Men, Spider-Man, Avengers, etc... And I always used to complain that DC heros were always too powerful. The general arguments that people make. Now I'm almost a strict DC reader with very, very few exceptions(last thing I read was the Civil War tradeback).

Penny Arcade - I still really, really, really want to love it. But if I'm being honest with myself, instead of laughter I've barely gotten a chuckle the last few years.

deadpoolRKO · 02-25-2011, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Jester

How can you not love Rob Liefield??

Ok...comment withdrawn.

it looks like a zombie's face with breast implants

wilddiverse · 02-25-2011, 08:37 AM

Speaking of Rob Liefeld... Deadpool.

The original ongoing series' run by Joe Kelly from the mid-1990s was and is fantastic. Hilarious and tragic, it managed to present Deadpool as a layered character worthy of attention. Gail Simone's ending run on that series had its sparkle, then Fabian Nicieza's buddy-action book Cable & Deadpool kept me interested in Liefeld creations for 50 issues.

NONE of those books were huge sellers but were great reading.

Since the lackluster Wolverine solo movie, the popularity of Deadpool has skyrocketed and the character can suddenly support a half dozen titles a month but they're all terrible. All I see is a watered-down cartoon with none of the previous soul vaguely retreading the path that Joe Kelly blazed Wade down 15 years ago.

deadpoolRKO · 02-25-2011, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by wilddiverse

Speaking of Rob Liefeld... Deadpool.

The original ongoing series' run by Joe Kelly from the mid-1990s was and is fantastic. Hilarious and tragic, it managed to present Deadpool as a layered character worthy of attention. Gail Simone's ending run on that series had its sparkle, then Fabian Nicieza's buddy-action book Cable & Deadpool kept me interested in Liefeld creations for 50 issues.

NONE of those books were huge sellers but were great reading.

Since the lackluster Wolverine solo movie, the popularity of Deadpool has skyrocketed and the character can suddenly support a half dozen titles a month but they're all terrible. All I see is a watered-down cartoon with none of the previous soul vaguely retreading the path that Joe Kelly blazed Wade down 15 years ago.

The Kelly series was amazing. Cable deadpool was awesome as well , i enjoyed all 50 issues.

but , not all his current series are terrible. Deadpool Corps doesn't have that great of a story ( so far ) but it is humerous and i enjoy reading it. The art work is average but I like the characters and different sides of " deadpool "
The Deadpool Pulp series was a good read as well.

also the first series of X Force was solid and that's the Deadpool that i think will be the the best mixture of humor/action , ( i've only read the first issue , money's tight so i haven't bought comics since that week )

but none-the less , the best deadpool i've read was in the 90's.

( sorry that post was off thread topic )

I used to love Beyblades , i had the gamecube game & i loved carrying them around with a group of friends and we'd setttle arguments by battling with em. lol. if only that were socially acceptable for a 20yr old

*shuriken* · 02-26-2011, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by deadpoolRKO

I used to love Beyblades , i had the gamecube game & i loved carrying them around with a group of friends and we'd setttle arguments by battling with em. lol. if only that were socially acceptable for a 20yr old

You should make them socially acceptable. Of course that could backfire and you'll be known as "the 20 yr old BeyBlade guy".

I think there was a show called Martial Arts Masters or something like that? It was cheesy as hell and I loved it as a kid.

The NBA All Star game. It' a glorified pickup game with no strategy or emphasis on defense whatsoever...Plus Carlos Boozer was TOTALLY snubbed. And Yao got to play after only playing only 5 games...BS

Shazam-Ya know that movie with Shaq when he was all the rage, a rapping genie. I wanted to watch it so badly when it came out ( i dunno why) and I watched it when I was 8 and I enjoyed it. Saw it again whe i was 12 and I immediately lost respect for the man. Goodness that movie was terrible.

deadpoolRKO · 02-28-2011, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by shuriken

You should make them socially acceptable. Of course that could backfire and you'll be known as "the 20 yr old BeyBlade guy".

lmao.

the second sentence , would inevitably happen.

~~Ninja Turtles 25 Years~~ · 03-04-2011, 02:15 AM

I used to like Nickelodeon and The Disney Channel during the 1980s, and most of the 1990s, but now it's all a total waste. Shows like: Double Dare, What Would You Do, Figure It Out, Kenan And Kel, All That, Nickelodeon GUTS, Wild N Crazy Kids, Make The Grade, Clarissa Explains It All, You Can't Do That On Television, Legends Of The Hidden Temple, and so on is where Nickelodeon was great. After 2000, it lost all creditbility with me, and next month when Ninja Turtles comes out again to Nickelodeon, I have to watch it (mainly for my Ninja Turtles of 25 Years website coverage).

02-24-2011, 11:56 PM	#45
tomservo95 Thug Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: CA Posts: 68	Family Guy Goosebumps __________________ PSN ID tomservo95

02-24-2011, 03:51 PM	#42
Samhain Dare To Be Stupid! Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: 1313 Mockingbird Lane Posts: 4,752	Cheese and mayonaise sammiches Fast food Rob Liefeld

02-25-2011, 05:26 AM	#46
Krutch Like, stupid rich. Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The Rawkzone Posts: 2,808	Cool thread. Umm... lets see. Insane Clown Posse - Totally obsessed in my teens, now its pretty embarrassing when I run into people from highschool and they call me the"ICP guy". Halo - I've never owned an X-Box but I played these games so damn much when I was younger that now I'm just turned off when someone invites. Horror Movies - Okay, I dont hate horror movies, but when I was younger, it'd pretty much be the only thing I'd watch. I'm still pretty burnt out from them and it really takes alot to convince me to watch one blindly. Roland Emmerich Films - I think I always knew they were bad but as I grew older and became a film student, I cant even stomache them as guilty pleasures. ...okay, maaaaaybe Independence Day, but I'd have to be pretty drunk. TV Dinners - I cant believe I grew up eating that **. Honey Nut Cheerios - Ugh. Guys, I cant explain to you how for from as young as I can remember, til early highschool, it was the only damn cereal in the house. I begged my parents for anything else but it never came. Eventually I just started skipping breakfast and to this day I only eat lunch and dinner by habbit. Kung Pow: Enter The Fist - This was kind of a classic with my friends. But I saw it recently and maaaaaaanwhatthehellwasithinking? Marvel Comics - Grew up loving all the X-Men, Spider-Man, Avengers, etc... And I always used to complain that DC heros were always too powerful. The general arguments that people make. Now I'm almost a strict DC reader with very, very few exceptions(last thing I read was the Civil War tradeback). Penny Arcade** - I still really, really, really want to love it. But if I'm being honest with myself, instead of laughter I've barely gotten a chuckle the last few years.

02-25-2011, 08:37 AM	#48
wilddiverse Stone Warrior Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Chicago-ish Posts: 698	Speaking of Rob Liefeld... Deadpool. The original ongoing series' run by Joe Kelly from the mid-1990s was and is fantastic. Hilarious and tragic, it managed to present Deadpool as a layered character worthy of attention. Gail Simone's ending run on that series had its sparkle, then Fabian Nicieza's buddy-action book Cable & Deadpool kept me interested in Liefeld creations for 50 issues. NONE of those books were huge sellers but were great reading. Since the lackluster Wolverine solo movie, the popularity of Deadpool has skyrocketed and the character can suddenly support a half dozen titles a month but they're all terrible. All I see is a watered-down cartoon with none of the previous soul vaguely retreading the path that Joe Kelly blazed Wade down 15 years ago.

03-04-2011, 02:15 AM	#52
~~Ninja Turtles 25 Years~~ Temp Banned Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 225	I used to like Nickelodeon and The Disney Channel during the 1980s, and most of the 1990s, but now it's all a total waste. Shows like: Double Dare, What Would You Do, Figure It Out, Kenan And Kel, All That, Nickelodeon GUTS, Wild N Crazy Kids, Make The Grade, Clarissa Explains It All, You Can't Do That On Television, Legends Of The Hidden Temple, and so on is where Nickelodeon was great. After 2000, it lost all creditbility with me, and next month when Ninja Turtles comes out again to Nickelodeon, I have to watch it (mainly for my Ninja Turtles of 25 Years website coverage).