My room is apparently cold as fuck. The stupid heat duct is broken, so it never really warms up. We're talking like a 5 degree (Fahrenheit) difference at most, but you'd think that I live in a goddamn meat locker the way people react.Generalissimo said:
It works the other way for me. I'm into metal, albeit more accessible metal, like Power Metal, Folk Metal, Melodic Metal, etc. I had a group of metalhead friends in college and I stood out since I was the only one who wore light-colored polo shirts and sweaters instead of black tee shirts, and had short hair. I also didn't like to drink or party, and often had a very friendly face. I pretty much completely went against the metalhead stereotype, and while they accepted me, their other friends/girlfriends were often surprised that I was actually one of them.Poetic Nova said:
Ok. I'll be real about my bitchness.JUMBO PALACE said:
In my experience everyone's rooms smell weird to everyone except the person(s) who sleep in it.Generalissimo said:
That's actually how I got into ponies. My friend, who has been doing MMA/stick/grappling fighting since 2001 was interested enough by all the internet stuff to give it a watch the show and he got me to check it out on one of our drinking nights. Been totally hooked since season 2 ended. Oddly enough another friend of mine who has also been doing the MMA thing just as long also got into ponies but on his own. Which is weird since he tends to be a hater. He and his wife got home after a party or something and they were still high or drunk, she wanted something happy to watch, and all that was on was ponies, specifically the episode where Twilight goes kinda nuts, Lesson Zero, that made him a lite fan.Silentpony said:
Wait, that band that did that one song from the 90's? That "Give me my money back, you *****" thing? Goddamn.ObsidianJones said:
If it helps, I'm eager to see the movie too. Screw the haters!Scarim Coral said:
I dunno if I'd say best of all time but that show was criminally underrated and deserved a second season, at the very least. Cliche as it is to say, that show actually helped get me through a really rough time in my life so it will always hold a special place in my heart. I was gutted when those halfwits at Bell didn't renew them.jademunky said:
Super agree with allllll of this... though I think I love Monty a bit more, Picnicface were brilliant.Chewster said:
You are wrong about boxing. I've boxed for about 5 years, and it was honestly the best stress relief I ever had. It increased my confidence, motivated me to get fit, and overall just made me happy. That's to say nothing of the guys I met whom really benefited from boxing - the ones with anger issues, low-level criminal records etc, who were kept on the straight and narrow by boxing.Silentpony said:
