fall starts on the 25th

23rd this year.

I'm not sure, I believe there are plenty of other movies I've seen more over the course of my life than Jurassic World, but it's the one I can remember in recent memory seeing several times in a row. Three, and that's the most I've ever rewatched a movie in theaters.

I don't think any of the updates have anything to do with the actual site layout or scheme.

Those Knights are complete bitches.

I think they were Soldiers.

Nope. Depression doesn't help either.

But exercise will help depression.

Quote from: Winy on August 30, 2015, 01:01:34 PM

Stats please?

6'2" on a good day
183lbs more or less

Quote from: guts on August 30, 2015, 01:04:08 PM

>tfw your magic isn't high enough for guild

; _ ;

Out of my thread NERDDD 

I meant lift stats you skelly

I mean, I just play Halo or GTA5 once or twice a week now.

I'm busy most of the time.

Wait, why'd you order a new copy? Did you get the anniversary edition?

Halo CE is dreadfully boring.

Easily my least favorite of the entire series.

Yeah, I'm late to the party, but I figured I'd throw in my input. Verb's not gonna like this game, considering I'm an admitted Halo fan with plenty of bias towards the series, and I refuse to Play CE because of how little fun I've had with it. It just hasn't aged well.

Quote from: Jester Thomas on August 25, 2015, 06:02:29 PM

I was actually like that this summer. I couldn't bring myself to do anything other than listen to my shitty music and trudge into work. Video Games lost their appeal. I'd enjoy them for about an hour then just get bored again. Each day was a long journey to me. I isolated myself from everyone but one of my good friends. I even turned down a few offers of going out somewhere with my pals because I just couldn't.

The one thing I could do was go on long evening walks. During those times where I looked up at the stars and marveled at my place in all of this crazy shit, I felt truly free from all recent happenings and future worries. At one point I walked across half the town doing this. It made me feel so much better.

My advice? Take a nice, long walk. Think about everyone you love and focus on making things right with everything.

Or just ignore my potentially shitty advice.

I wouldn't say it's crappy advice friend. And, in fact, yeah, I do take walks. But here's my issue.

I'm aware of things. But they don't click. They don't have any weight to them whatsover. Very little, if any meaning. For example. I am, always aware that I've got people around me who love me. But it doesn't click. I always feel alone, always feel seperate.

Take my life. By all standards, so far, I've carved something decent out of it. It's not bad by any means. But here's the problem. The part of me that's talking to you right now, is the one that recognizes this. Key point. Recognizes it.

But doesn't feel it. And mainly, 90% of what I do feel, is shit. You put me somewhere, in a happy environment, or a great event, and give it an hour, at the maximum. And it'll turn back on me. I won't be happy. But instead, I'll get down and I'll start to go down.

I walk things off like they never even happened, and then I end up back in that down state of...grey. And that's what I don't know how fight. Even with the proffessionals I'm talking to these days.

I've got nothing on this.

"Professionals," I assume meaning counselors and therapists? How long have you been seeing them; is you seeking treatment a relatively new approach to the issue? I recommend to people experiencing your issue the same things that, unfortunately, you seem to have tried and not received benefit from. Or, at least, the benefit doesn't last long enough for it to be gratifying.

I'm not 100% sure what's going on. It might be a matter of simply continuously attempting new ways to keep yourself happy and entertained until you find something fulfilling. Have you tried any form of exercise? Running, lifting, yoga, etc? It's what helped me get out of my depressive state of mind years ago. In any case, I recommend continuing to see help, but also take some time away for yourself to try new things you haven't experienced. One might click eventually.

Quote from: Winy on August 25, 2015, 10:31:08 AM

Darth Maul did live.

Granted, I'm sure The Clone Wars isn't your type of entertainment, he did survive canonically.

oh

And they didn't even kill him in the show, or the subsequent comic adaptation of the unfinished script of it. He's just... Out there. Still alive, wandering around.

darth maul

Darth Maul did live.

Granted, I'm sure The Clone Wars isn't your type of entertainment, he did survive canonically.

As much as I love the Foo Fighters, they should've just ignored their presence and played the show.

People get caught up in the idea of "Heroically" defying the WBC without realizing it just feeds what they do.