Edgar A. Poe II's Forum History
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| Wallpapers and other stuff 2012-12-25 17:21 |
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| Hmm... Not sure whether I've talked to you before then. Your names do sound familiar though, so I may have seen you somewhere. |
| Wallpapers and other stuff 2012-12-24 16:31 |
| No problem, I don't find it invasive. Uh let's see, the other aliases I have used before are Dr. Condensate (The first part might also be Doctor), James Andrew Walker, or Dr. Moriculous. |
| Wallpapers and other stuff 2012-12-24 04:01 |
| I've heard the much the same. Uh, you did welcome me here on another thread, if that's what you mean. |
| Wallpapers and other stuff 2012-12-22 08:13 |
| Yes. I have indeed. It's a shame that we can't even find the audio tape. |
| Wallpapers and other stuff 2012-12-20 01:11 |
| Great Hamlet pictures ARYA. I was very dissapointed a few months ago when I couldn't find any videos of this Hamlet rendition. I have heard that Keanu's performance in it was amazing, and would have very much enjoyed the opportunity to see it. |
| Fish should be ignored 2012-12-17 14:18 |
| Thank you for the warm welcome, ARYA. I hope I can be of service here. |
| 2013 Calendar 2012-12-17 10:08 |
| I would certainly like to see the completed calendar. |
| Go get 'em, team. 2012-12-17 04:12 |
| A joke, they say? Do they not realize that such a joke might be interpreted as truth by many of its potential viewers? Especially when such false accusations are so commonplace that they have become generally accepted. This is ridiculous, I must get to work gathering the necessary resources for a certain reply I have planned. |
| Fish should be ignored 2012-12-17 03:45 |
| One sentiment that I definitely agree with, is that people who are crazy enough to change the world, often end up doing so. I realize that there are many cases in which one who aspires to make such changes might fail. Perhaps such failure happens more often than not, but those who try are always remembered and their legacy is carried on without them by the people they inspired. The very minds they managed to touch in their quest. The same applies to many other things, such as dealing with a "mob mentality." Of course it is difficult to argue with those of the "fish," as this site has deemed them, that state only oversimplified disliking toward him, characterized commonly by something along the lines of, "I don't like his acting." Perhaps in such cases, however, one should ask the fish to explain itself. An example of a proper way to launch such an enquiry might be, "Might you elaborate a bit as to why you dislike him?" There is no problem with wondering what reasons another person has for his or her opinions, nor is their a problem with debating with such a person. The individual might actually come up with some valid points, and so, you might even learn from them. You might also teach him or her he or she wasn't privy to prior. Any time spent learning or teaching someone else is time well spent, I would say. Who would deny the greatness of such a mutual benefit. If the points that said fish provides are entirely irrational or non factual, you should most certainly disprove them. Not only does this help to prevent such fallacies from being misconceived as true by the potential spectators, but also to give the fish a better perspective. Just as Anakin McFly adequately put, Keanu Reeves has touched us so profoundly that we see him as a good friend, role model, or idol that deserves to be, and needs to be, defended. The media is, much in adherence to its very defining roots, a medium through which horrendously fallacious or meaningless statements can spread like a contagion, and a nursery in which groundless beliefs are bred. Often people see the general dislike of the Anu and simply "go with the flow" falling into the common belief even if they do not understand the reasoning behind it. Others may simply fall into the belief after mistaking false information to be correct. I stand against such mindless corruption that is the enemy to progress itself. You must realize that simply giving up, is the most horrid way to lose a fight. I, and hopefully many others, will continue to fight for Keanu Reeves, no matter what kind of fishes may exist out there on that sea of controversy. My efforts may not amount to much, but as long as they amount to anything at all, they are worth it. |
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