Asfalolh wrote:

Coco Melancholy wrote:

"You can't just turn on creativity like a faucet. You have to be in the right mood"

"What mood is that?"

"Last-minute panic.” O.O

So, so true! Whoever said that, he/she's like me, too

I think that's more Calvin and Hobbes

I like to think that posting in a thread that is still on the first page is not necro. Not necro, dammit! But I heard something the other day I enjoyed.

Tom Stoppard wrote:

Age is a high price to pay for maturity.

Stormcrow wrote:

EDIT: Now that I think about it though, it's actually a con. You keep getting older, but you stop maturing fairly early. I'd guess 25 at most...

You think? Do you mean mentally or physically? Because I think you keep maturing in both aspects as you get older. I mean, for a while you'll stay somewhat the same mentally, but it's always said how wise the elderly are...

It's more experience than it is age, I suppose.

That is, unless you have a cock. Then, yeah, you stop in both aspects after puberty hits. [I'm kidding. Sort of.]

Oh lord don't talk about age *whimpers*

dollface wrote:

You're 19 now, though. The world is your oyster!

If anyone is worried about age here, it's me. I am, literally, the youngest person here.

When I have enough money to pay for my own travel, maybe I can see this oyster of which you speak . In highlight of your supreme maturity though, I have to say, that is hardly a worry.

Last edited by Coco Melancholy (07-01-2007 06:11:36 PM)

Smash the oyster's shell, Raven!

No! Listen to it! Belive in Miracles and it will take you to the world you seek

Tama, what the hell? I literally laughed out loud. And since I'm sure most of you don't know the timezones [well, I don't anyway], it's almost 4:00 AM here in a house full of sleeping people. You're going to get me in trouble, you.

Alright, so this just makes me smile;

Brian Molko wrote:

I've got two husbands who I see more than anyone else in my life. It could be a lot worse.

I love how he always refers to Stefan and Steve as his husbands. I suppose that's accurate. Well, according to Stef it's not;

Stefan Olsdal wrote:

Put crudely, the way it is with Placebo is that I am the mum, Steve's the dad and Brian can be the baby sometimes.

Aw. I wish I was more of a Steve/Stefan fan, but I'm just not. Molsdal, OTP. Sorry.

Last edited by dollface (07-02-2007 05:36:25 AM)

Amy Winehouse wrote:

I like pin-up girls. I’m more of a boy than a girl. I’m not a lesbian, though — not before a sambuca anyway.

Apparently she's a famous drunk...sad.

AARRRGGGHHH! I was about to quote one of my favorites from Nietzsche about the glory of the sun and the blindness it causes, but I can't remember it and I can't find my copy of Zarathustra!

sigh...it's just not the same.

EDIT:I got desperate enough to look for it online, but all I could find was the old Thomas Common translation, which is so bad it offends my soul...YEKH!

So just a brief quote then:

Nietzsche wrote:

You see only the spark that is spirit, but you do not know the anvil that it is, nor the cruelty of it's hammer!...In all things you are too familiar with the spirit...

Last edited by Stormcrow (07-06-2007 03:57:17 PM)

Stormcrow wrote:

Well, to be fair, you do keep maturing, but after 25 at the oldest, the things you rely on maturity to help you with don't get any better. Nervous around women? Never goes away. Self-conscious about what you say to your friends? That's a lifetime companion too. You mostly just learn to fake it better, or at least that's my experience. On the other hand, it's hard to imagine Giovanna with sweaty palms around a cute girl, isn't it? Maybe some people do get better about that?

Lately I feel really confused. I don't know who am I and what do I really want to do in future. That's quite ironic as I am described as "man of his word" and "more mature than giggling girls". I don't like bombast, but it's horrible being waverer. (Calm down little girl, it's just an effect of hormonetherapy)