Bizarre Love

[soulasylum85]

Like everyone else here I like the smell of Burning things.

Ain't notin like da smell o a burning dooby man.

/Jamaican voice

agreed it does smell delicious.

 

[CakeDragon]

The sound made when you hit someone over the head with an empty Pringles tube.

 

[Angus565]

ragdoll physics in games, I like how they go tumbling through the air. its even more beautiful in slow-motion...

 

[damselgaming]

The sound made when you hit someone over the head with an empty Pringles tube.

Kind of a *clonk*. I agree.

 

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

the sound of someone walking slowly across gravel, mmmm ^_____________________________________^

 

[Assassin Xaero]

Stuff like tornadoes where we go into tornado lock down at school or they think they are going to hit our house always make me kind of calm and happy for some reason... Maybe it is because everyone else is panicking or freaking out and I don't really give a shit...

 

[DarkRyter]

The smell of Gasoline.

Girls that have that hairstyle where their bangs are combed over one of their eyes. I dream about that hairstyle.

Red eye in photos. Why would anyone want to remove it? It looks badass.

Lolicons. Note, I'm not into loli's myself, but the people who do, are just so lovable. Society may shun them, but I do not shun, I only hug.

Russian/West European accents. Ever since I played GTA IV, I hear Niko's voice every time I read or think.

The smell of Napalm AT NIGHT.

 

[Alphabeties]

i love like a metal finger or a wooden finger
i think those are incredibly sexy

and i love the smell of gasoline
xD i always go outside at a gas stop

 

[nerdsamwich]

I have a tendency to be dramatic, even when the situation does not call for it. I find it entertaining.
I like the smell of gasoline, the smell of garlic, and the smell of onions.
I make a point to try various cheeses, usually on a cracker of some sort.
I have a hobby of mentally disassembling things (try to figure out the different ways that it could be put together, and work.), though when I get the opportunity to, I often actually disassemble them. (examples include a VCR, a clock radio, an air conditioner, a microwave, and a laptop.)
I often read the dictionary when I am bored.

dude, I read the dictionary too! I got a Websters Complete Collegiate from my high school. It's, like, eight inches thick and is where I got all my self-taught Latin.

 

[Darth Pope]

The taste of Sushi.

Red hair.

The smell that comes out of my cars air conditioning when it first starts up.

Small girls. (As in short in stature.)

Cows.

The smell of leather.

JRPGs (At one point I wouldn't have thought myself a minority on this but I seem to be here.)

Heights.

City skylines.

As Bushwhacker2k posted earlier, I don't really go for the whole epic boobs thing.

I hate cold more than anything, and temperatures in excess of 100 Fahrenheit don't even faze me. But strangely enough, my favorite season is winter. Does that make me masochistic?

Reading. You wouldn't believe the number of comments I get from people over how stupid they think reading is.

 

[Cowabungaa]

Oh and i like a lot of different kinds of music
in a generation that seems hell-bent on labelling groups of people by their close-minded taste in one particular genre of music

Thank you! That's what I'm talking about, why limit yourself so much? I never got that.

I'm also keen to always be alert when I'm outside my house. Always. No matter if I'm at work, at school or riding the train, I constantly scan the area, hoping that something exciting might happen. So far, nothing has happened. Everything is so dull.

O and for some reason, I think having a prosthetic leg (not an arm) would be awesome. Just one though, so it's nice and a-symmetrical. I mean, look at this:

Why would I even want a real leg then? I wouldn't even bother with a stupid, rubbery fake skin on that. Just shiny silver and black, awesome. Or one of those blade-runner things, like that thing Eli from Half Life 2 walks on only a bit bigger and more badass.
O and yes, those shoes look awfull with that leg.

 

[chefassassin2]

Probably blades. If my parents weren't adamant pacifists, I'd have an entire wall of swords and polearms and kusari-gama and throwing knives and *trails off, getting misty-eyed*

One of the many, many reasons I became a chef. As long as I can find a culinary use for just about any blade, I buy it and use the reason as a basis. I'm not even kidding. I've gotten so many blades because of that excuse.

Also OT-The feeling after I get done with work. The exhaustion coming down after a busy, satisfying night and cleaning up my station, sitting back and watching my crew clean before we go grab a beer, all 7 of us sweaty, smelling of garlic, fish, and meat. Gods and Cthulhu, I wouldn't trade that feeling for the world. Also, along the same lines, the feeling of a good adrenaline rush when working the grill and cranking out a couple hundred steaks, burgers, and fish at perfect temps, always hitting the plate and never missing a beat? Hells, yes.

 

[dontworryaboutit]

What are some things you love that would perplex/disgust/shock the average human being/Escapist member?

I got a giggle out of that.

Mine would be Fall Out Boy.

Now I'm gonna go ahead and put up my dukes.

 

[Gerazzi]

The smell of napalm in the morning.

You deserve a cookie for that you insane bastard.
Badger badger badger badger MUSHROOM...

AHEM...
yes...
I'd have to say how much I enjoyed Overlord II was a little suspect to everyone.
Including Nomoresanity, and I think that's a bit scary.

Or I'm a bit scary...
whatever.

 

[Ekonk]

Thinking of my own death and/or suffering. I just whittle away the hours imagining all of my possible gruesome endings.

Thinking of others death and/or suffering. This one mostly gets them simply due to the detail... or the fact that most are caused by me.

lolpsycho

I personally love to think a lot about the future. As in; the insane technology I'll witness if I'm lucky. My father clearly remembers when his first phone was installed at the age of sixteen. Now everyone's got a mobile phone. JUST IMAGINE WHAT IS TO COME

Thinking about the future however also includes, for example, the possible new mutation of the influenza A virus, subtype H1N1, aka swine flu, resulting in the deaths of thousands.

Funny thing is that thinking about stuff like that doesn't make me depressed or anything.

 

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