Quinch

Definitely yes. I waste at least a third of my lifetime comatose, and being able to spend that time doing something constructive - or at least entertaining - definitely appeals to me. Besides, research has shown that it would also reduce the chance of equine princesses feeling neglected and emotionally unstable by over 78%!

I'd have to say Pulp Fiction. Conceptually, it's interesting, but I found myself wondering why I should, at any point of the movie, give two lumpy, peanut-decorated.... granola bars about any of the characters or what they're doing.

Hmmm. I'd say Allo Allo, Black Adder, The New Statesman and Bottom. I also enjoy Monty Python, but I wouldn't really classify it as a sitcom.

I have to admit, I was more partial to First Encounters. The bugs, though. Man, the bugs.

I've got a question for everyone, of a practical {though not personal} nature; For someone with a partial disability - namely a lack of feeling in the lower body, so with greatly reduced mobility, lifting power and ability to stand - what sort of employment would they be able to pursue, other than purely administrative? Also, just to avoid pigeonholing this topic too much, discuss the ways in which individuals with disabilities - be they physical, mental or emotional - are able to support themselves, or contribute to others around them as well. Personal experiences, anecdotal evidence, theories, opinions, etc.

Question, does the OC in question have to be a pony?

Yes. Pizza. Or maybe cheese-stuffed steak.

Strong melody. That said, I think what's often overlooked is good percussion as well - not strong, but varied.

I have at least one fan in every room.

So it's not enough to just be interested in one of the positions? You have to be... Skyped about it? {runs away cackling}

Hi there, and welcome to the forum. For your welcome question.... let's see. What's your favorite ship, and what's your weirdest ship?

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich a Quinch

@@Blitz Boom, if memory serves, the board automatically saves a draft of a post for a little while. Go to the reply page to the thread, wait a minute or so and see if the option shows up at the bottom of the field. Or something. It's been a while.

@Seamore Sandwich, @GingerLightning, @Quinch, @Lonk Chase, @SugarfootWillie, @Melke, @Denim&Venom, @Mentis Soliloquy Quinch looked up at the towering monster. This was frustrating. He couldn't teleport, fine. No mediport network, that was an issue - he had no idea what the medical technology was like here, and he'd rather not risk actually dying in some backwater dimension. Or any other, for that matter. He looked up past the swaying black mass, at the glowing green trails of what he assumed to be venom on what he assumed to be its arm. Taking off from a crouch, charging his gauntlets and really, really hoping actual prolonged contact doesn't screw him over, he beelined at the spot. "Hit it with all you've got!" he yelled at anyone who could hear him. Support would have been nice, even a weather controller to try and help deal with the wind. He briefly wondered what a flamethrower would have done to this thing. "Hit it, blast it, throw goddamned rocks, hell, call it mean names if you have to! Just bring it down!" He held down like a deranged dog, arms and legs on the glowing green veins, electricity coursing through the suit, hopefully enough to leave an opening for... god, someone.

What are those, if you don't mind me asking?

Here's a question - how do you practice creativity? I've occasionally entertained the thought of drawing art, but while tools can be acquired and techniques can be learned, practiced and perfected, I tend to struggle with the idea of creation, rather than re-creation or reverse engineering.

My initial thought was hell yes. Then I remembered, it wouldn't make a difference - my country's problem isn't the laws, but their oh-so-selective application.