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Thread: Upcoming Movies & Trailers

Get Out02242017 trailer Jesus. Fuck. This looks like a thriller I've been waiting to see for years. The entire trailer has me on edge and it looks disturbing, even beyond the whole race relations undertone that is clearly a present theme. Cannot wait to see it! The Monster11112016 trailer This looks pretty good. I like the small spaces type of horror films that can use limited space and produce an organic feel to the horror. I think so many times, when you open up the world map with horror films, they get really caught up in sets and scenes and costumes. So, I'm excited for this one. Looks right up my alley.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

How often do you visit the library? For me, the closest one is this dinky little building that you have to request books for because their selection is crap. The nearest one after that is across a state border and we have to pay a fee to get and update the library card there. Since it is so far away, though, we don't go often enough to make it a worthwhile expense. I much prefer owning my own books anyway.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Every day of my life, but that's my library. The public library, it's been a while but I have fond memories going to the library growing up and even a books on wheels program where a converted truck served as a mobile library for the public schools.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Pretty much every day as my job requires it. I love books. The look, feel, smell and sound of them. Am determined they won't die out!
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Every day, but mostly because I do schoolwork there. The main library at my university has plenty of study rooms and has different floors for various levels of sound and interaction, which is why I love going there.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Very rarely. The libraries in my area are terrible and I don't trust the public with how the people in my area are. I don't want to know what has touched those books. I'd rather build my own library slowly.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

When we were having a book fair in my town, a librarian came through my register, back when I worked at a grocery store, and she shamed me for preferring to buy my books rather than renting at the library. She brought up some relative of hers that had died and had tons of books in her house that she and the other family had a hard time getting rid of after this person died. And I'm like, You're right. Why stop at books? I shouldn't buy any of my own personal shit because it'll just become a burden to everyone when I'm dead. I get the point she was making, especially since it sounded like this relative was a hoarder who bought books impulsively but I'd always much rather have close at hand books that I've read, in order to reread something important or as a reference. How inconvenient having to visit the library every time I needed to just glance at a particular part of a book or description of something that I liked. If anything, I should have told her, that her little spiel wasn't actually a good advertisement for the library but for the KindleNook. That one experience aside, I do try to support libraries since not everyone can afford their own personal library and I think they're a lovely resource to bring books to people who wouldn't normally have access to them otherwise.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

The library in my area is very much the same as the one you described. It's tiny, has next to nothing in terms of selection thus you constantly have to request the transfer of books from the next large metropolitan area library which can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks...and most of the books along with what dvds, audio books, and so on they carry have often seen their share of hard use. People in my area tend to treat things rather harshly. Whether its a book or a car, phone, doesn't matter they seem to think very little of the object even if they own it. I readily understand these objects are meant to be used on a daily basis but that DOES NOT excuse people from properly taking care of them. At least in my personal opinion. Perhaps it was merely the way I was brought up plus I moved from another state where the mindset was a different verses what I am readily seeing before me now. Needless to say, given the people around here I don't exactly fancy bringing something from the library back to my house. You never know WHAT has touched it let alone WHAT could be in it. Just the thought of where these things COULD have been, even if they weren't...gives me the willies. No thanks. I know the internet is obviously not the most reliable source for materials when you are attempting to do things such as school work or big time projects but honestly I will stick to the internet for all but my most required 100 fact needs. Honestly I would rather walk into an actual book store, with brand new books, grab the one I need to research something from, sit down and write down what I need out of it then put it back. I have done this countless times in the past when I have been unable to actually afford buying the book. And yes the kindle is certainly a marvelous device to store books on so you don't have hundreds of them taking up space in your house or storage unity but on the same note it still does have its flaws. Such as running out of power and there being no available place to charge it or if the touch screen decides to go on it...it drops and breaks if you don't have a good protective case....water damage...etc. Aside from water damage books can withstand being dropped a couple of times and they certainly don't run out of power. So long as you have some kind of light to see by you can read them any time or anywhere. So, to answer the original question....I don't bother going to the public library unless I am left with absolutely no other choice. I avoid it as much as possible.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Never. I manage a bookstore and trust me, that's books enough for me.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

From time to time I walk into one just to check the place out. I deal with books all the time. In fact, I read books at a level most people never have to deal with. Since January 2014 I am on book 377. I read new non-fiction books most of the time. When you are into the book publishing, you have to stay on top of your game. But, a note to people in general. If you are going to move to a new place. Check out their public libraries gives you an idea of the willingness of the community to have an educated community. It is not the most important factor to move to a new place. But, understand the local customs of reading does give you an idea what the local population feels is right and just.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Every week I go to the library to study, catch up on readings and just generally hurt my brain with university work. Worth it, it's such a necessary pain because I'm not very strong at mathematics. With that being said, my university has these pods that you can sleep in - I kind of wish that they had more and that it wasn't in such an awkward and horrible place bright lighting, near the group study area so people talk too much.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Basically never. I would rather buy books online and sell them if I don't want to keep them. The choice is so much bigger.
Thread: How often do you visit the library?

Pretty often, but that's because I'm cheap and try to avoid buying my books for class! I actually don't have a library card for the public library here in my college town, but I use the library a lot for fun when I'm home in summers.
Thread: Pokemon Request!

Well are you playing the hero or the girls?
Thread: Pokemon Request!

I'd be playing the hero.
Thread: Pokemon Request!

I'm fairly new to this but I would be pretty interested in this. Hopefully it's not TOO dark but I'm willing for a good balance.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Well? If you dodon't, what are your theories and explanations for people's experiences and certain phenomenon?
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Do I believe in extra-terrestrial life? Yes, of course. Do I believe that little green men have visited Earth and stuck a probe up inside someone's ass? Not likely. Seeing as how the observable universe contains hundreds of billions of galaxies, each host to hundreds of billions of stars, I would like to think that is too many rolls of the cosmic dice for the odds to favor a situation where we're alone in the universe. Pair this with the widely accepted Big Bang Theory that leads to suggest the universe is about 13.7 billion years old, and who's to say that life is only capable of existing during our thin little slice of that time-line? What would alien life be like if it's out there, somewhere? In my opinion, most commonly, it would be some sort of micro-organism. It would greatly depend on the environment in which it evolved, of course, and also if it's carbon based, or say... silicon. Another factor to consider is the multiverse theory, or even the infinite universe theory. If the universe is infinite in size, it would be mathematically impossible for there not to be exact replicas of each of us somewhere out there in the distance universe, due to the possibilities of the quantum states of space each of us occupy. In fact, this idea supports an infinite number of exact replicas. This could arguably mean aliens as well. Sorry for the rambling! On topic, my opinion on people's experiences with extra terrestrial life is not a very exciting one. I have never heard anyone's story that isn't easily debunked by the experience being in fact, a misunderstanding, or an outright lie. Just because someone experiences something that they aren't able to explain with science and reason, still doesn't mean it's what they think it may be. Occam's Razor is super handy here. It's fun to think about, though.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

I do, sort of. Not as little green men, but perhaps, humanoids who are closely related to us, or resemble us in some shape or fashion. Well, I sure hope so!
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Not at all! Thank you for the ramble, Rauk! You bring up a lot of good points and theories surrounding this particular idea. Does anybody blame the government for the sightings and abductions? What do you guys think of Ancient Aliens? I know a lot of the TV show has been debunked but still, I think it's a neat idea. .
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Yes, I believe we can't possibly be alone in the multiverse. I think it would be really weird if we were! I think there are probably lots of different types, possibly very closely related due to physical reproductive compatibility. I've read some of Zechariah Sitchin's books and, though I'm no expert on the bible, he makes a very good case for us being descended from alienhuman hybrids. I find it fascinating. A friend I trust implicitly has twice seen a black triangular shaped craft that simply disappeared. It was out in the boonies as usual! but broad daylight afternoon. The truth is out there....
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Astronomically, it's impossible that Earth is the only planet capable of life. The universe is so vast, and there are galaxies just like ours with a sun and surrounding planets... That even if there's only 1 planet for every Galaxy like ours, there'd be millions, even billions of planets capable of hosting life, too. We cannot be the only ones. It's naive to think we are.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

i'm not gonna sit here and say that i believe most of the conspiracies that are out there regarding other forms of species, but.. there's too much dark area to really know anything. we don't even know what's in our own ocean, for fuck sake - the rest of the universe? its size is absolutely unimaginable. not to mention, the laws of everything could be completely different than what we've assumed. it's ridiculous to sit there and say that there's 'proof' of humans being the only living lifeform, when there isn't. and whenever someone does try and provide some sort of evidence of another lifeform, it's immediately shot down as fake, or a ploy. there's too many things that go on that we don't understand to really put our two cents in. all the weird anomalies that happen in the sky, for example, let alone the towns that've been apparently hit with rushes of 'alien activity'. the movie fourth kind really does open your eyes to the possibility that we have no idea, and we're all ignorant. just gonna put this out there, too reptilians. heard quite a bit about them there's a fuckton of shit on them. it's out there, left field, and extremely mind blowing to believe to ever be possible. but. what if it is?
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Reptilians? I don't know, that's a little far for me. That's right up there with Lynks disease, lol. I think that reptilians masquerading as humans as a theory, denies our worst natures, and tries to pin it on some other like trying to hide from the fact that we're all capable of brutal, animal savagery. Might not feel like that's what it is about but I believe that is at the root of the delusion.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

i have no idea where the whole reptilians thing even sprouted - i didn't devote that much energy into it, honestly. but i do know that a fuckton of conspirators seem to think that they're masquerading as our politicians, and whatnot. oh, and want to eat our babies. so, i mean, like i said, definitely wasn't weighing in on that being actually true . but the idea's intriguing, at least, to think about another species being able to basically camouflage among 'regular humans'. camouflage isn't something that's really uncommon when talking about aliens. i think it was actually recently that an unidentified spacecraft was being filmed, and then materialized into nothing, and the person holding the camera surprisingly had a steady hand, so it wasn't just a slip out of frame type deal. i don't know. i just think that automatically brushing off the idea is silly. of aliens, anyway. not like.. reptilians .
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

It's statistically unlikely that we are alone in the Universe. There are hundreds of Billions of stars, billions of planets in our Galaxy alone. If there isn't another being that's sentient in the universe I'd be surprised. For all we know, the fantasy of Star Wars is actually happening trillions of light years away and we'd never know.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Instinctively, I believe there has to be other life out there, due to the vastness of the Universe, but then I keep running into the Fermi Paradox , which in a nutshell, is The apparent contradiction between the lack of evidence and high probability estimates for the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations. I'll just wait until ifwhen they're discovered which, due to a private investor throwing 100m into a SETI project last year, might become a little easier to do.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Given the universe is infinite or close to it, I would say that somewhere there would have to be other life forms. In regards to Earth, so many cultures have stories and theories about Spacemen these stories originated before telephones and the internet so the chances that a tribe in South America shared these stories with Egyptians for example would have been unlikely. Yet all these stories from different cultures are very similar. It does make you wonder.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Manic said Given the universe is infinite or close to it, I would say that somewhere there would have to be other life forms. In regards to Earth, so many cultures have stories and theories about Spacemen these stories originated before telephones and the internet so the chances that a tribe in South America shared these stories with Egyptians for example would have been unlikely. Yet all these stories from different cultures are very similar. It does make you wonder. Click to expand... I tend to believe more in the Collective Unconscious for that one, because it kind of speaks to a biological programming like the human version of instinct. Or at least how our minds interpret instinct.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Manic said Given the universe is infinite or close to it, I would say that somewhere there would have to be other life forms. In regards to Earth, so many cultures have stories and theories about Spacemen these stories originated before telephones and the internet so the chances that a tribe in South America shared these stories with Egyptians for example would have been unlikely. Yet all these stories from different cultures are very similar. It does make you wonder. Click to expand... I agree 100 with this. Surely in this whole universe, even just our galaxy there is other life. Mars once had water and if you think about it any celestial body with ice on it does contain the building blocks for life. And again, how can these ancient cultures depict this that are so modern despite thier own technology level at the time? Im just hoping the 'Aliens' out there aren't like the Reapers from Mass Effect or we'll be wishing we didnt find life out there XD
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

sixlikesgore. I've seen a lot of stuff on reptilians too. But it is where I get lost. I once waded through a David Icke book. Think it was called The Biggest Secret and he basically detailed most of what I thought about politicians being puppets etc. of a darker power so to speak. But then he started on about the reptilians and I was lost. If I remember correctly, he said a friend of his saw a politician actually turn into one and back again, so to me this was secondhand evidence. Then again, I've just related my friend's UFO story saying I trust him implicitly, so...... But the next thing I read Icke's saying he's seen somebody shapeshift from politician to reptilian and back again. He seems obsessed with the reptilian stuff. A friend went to one of his gigs, and though it lasted about ten hours, he apparently held the crowd spellbound. But therein may lie the problem.... He does seem sincere, but so much of his take on spirituality is hallucinogen-based. Pretty sure I'd see a few reptilians on the old mescaline etc.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Yes I do. Have they come to Earth and done just a single action told by us from television shows -- NO! They are out there, but coming to Earth just to do childlike actions and leaving, that is not rational.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

I believe that aliens do exist somewhere out there in the universe. My theory is they are about as advanced as we are, so no one has really developed space travel advanced enough to find each other yet.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

Zeth said I believe that aliens do exist somewhere out there in the universe. My theory is they are about as advanced as we are, so no one has really developed space travel advanced enough to find each other yet. Click to expand... True, but there are more advanced then we are by millions of years. Question being, they can be thousands of light years away, or, millions of light years away. Then again, if and only if we do become advanced to visit our local stars. Would we really be interested in visiting someone as just as advanced as ourselves. I really do not find going back in time 10,000 years ago just to see people in caves. And it would be around 10,000 years before we really have the mode just to visit other intelligent life on a different star.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

What Rauk and others say!
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

For the sake of argument, let's say that aliens exist and they have already contacted us and in fact have been visiting here for a long time. Do you think people could handle this knowledge? I've wondered with the climate as of late how humanity would deal with the reveal that, malicious or good, alien life forms have been in contact with us and it has been kept secret for a long time by the globalist leaders of the world.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

No. Im sorry. I just dont believe in them. I think people think theyve seen and experienced things. Why? Who knows. I dont want to speculate on why. To do so, may come across as making light of what theyve gone through, and I dont want to do that.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

AndNich123 said No. Im sorry. I just dont believe in them. I think people think theyve seen and experienced things. Why? Who knows. I dont want to speculate on why. To do so, may come across as making light of what theyve gone through, and I dont want to do that. Click to expand... If you do not believe in Aliens, then after America builds the wall on the boarder were planning to build a wall in space. True, it would block the sunlight and we will freeze to death. Then again, bumper stickers are not really rational thought.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

I very firmly believe in aliens. With how many stars are out there, I think it's very egotistical to think our one little insignificant planet is the only one with intelligent life. But I don't think they have visited us yet. Based on human history alone, when a more advanced civilization finds a less advanced one, it usually doesn't fare well for the less advanced. I mean, look at what happened to the Native Americans for fuck sake. Almost completely destroyed because settlers had better technology. I don't think they are advanced enough to reach us yet, but I fear what will happen if they ever do. I don't see we come in peace happening.
Thread: Do You Believe in Aliens?

I don't have any personal experience or any evidence. I simply believe that there HAS to be something else out there. There's no way I can believe that only our little dustball in the entire universe is special enough to have evolved forms of life on it.
Thread: Looking for: everything!

RE Looking to play with your oddest desires! 99 of kinks welcome! bump!
Thread: Looking for: everything!

Bumped. Basically, consider everything in the no or maybe part of my f-list to be in the yes zone!
Thread: The Town

Nestling at the bottom of a valley within the Rocky mountains is a quaint town, only a short drive from the institute. There anyone can find all the amenities they need, such as gas, living, groceries, and entertainment. Many of the staff live in this town, while others merely visit.
Thread: The Town

Kaige had filled her belly full. Showered, wearing clothes, normal clothes, she now walked down the street, peering into the man shops and passing by people. People. It was still so odd to her that they didnt want to hurt her. To them, she was normal. Kaige was a far cry from looking like the patient she was at Eternal Peaks. Part of her still expected to see Rufio or Rupi coming at her, ready to grab her and haul her back to Eternal Peaks. That wasnt the case. They werent coming. Aliya had said they would, but they were not here. Surly they were not going to simply let her go, but Kaige was at a loss as to why she hadnt seen anyone. She paused at a water fountain, watching people throw money in and taking pictures. They seemed so happy, smiling, carefree. With each coin was a wish. Kaige had stopped making wishes a long time ago. Maybe it was time for another one. Though she didnt have a coin, she closed her eyes and made her wish. When she opened them, she saw a limo pulling up on the other side of the street. The driver came to the back door and opened it. A woman began to emerge, and Kaiges smile faded. No, she thought. Im seeing things. Im so scared theyre gonna come for me that Im seeing her. That cant be. Can it? She continued to stare at the woman, waiting for her to notice.