Move along Paulo's boss. Nothing to see here.
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I think it's okay as long as you don't, like, display them openly? I'm not sure how this works. Do you have any posters of people holding swords?F. Murray Sandyclam wrote:Mary and I own about 6-7 swords between the two of us.
Judge us, internet.
I basically said the same thing 5 pages back and James threw a shit fit.Smegma wrote:Goddammit, are you people borderline retarded? The difference between those people, and 'regular' people who are: enthusiasts, hobbyists, collectors, fanboys, etc... is a matter of degree. Soiled Depends doesn't walk around the streets of Winnipeg dressed in full conductor regalia proclaiming "this is a lifestyle man" just because he enjoys model trains. I'm not going to conventions in a John Wayne Gacy clown suit, complete with make-up and balloons. To most people, these types of things are just interests. It's fine to have a few posters or a display shelf with toys or whatever the fuck in your house. It has nothing to do with the content of the collection. It has to do with being obsessive and singularly defined by that obsession.
They look like toddlersBlair wrote:There are train hoppers who try to dress like old tyme train conductors...
That is so not true. I'm not an angry drunk.pooptastik wrote:Well Mike acts like a train conductor...an angry drunk.
They're generally about as capable as toddlers as well...jen said destroy wrote:They look like toddlersBlair wrote:There are train hoppers who try to dress like old tyme train conductors...
Yes, but you also don't actively typecast yourself on this forum so we should be able to pick up on the subtleties with your post.The Torsion wrote:I basically said the same thing 5 pages back and James threw a shit fit.Smegma wrote:Goddammit, are you people borderline retarded? The difference between those people, and 'regular' people who are: enthusiasts, hobbyists, collectors, fanboys, etc... is a matter of degree. Soiled Depends doesn't walk around the streets of Winnipeg dressed in full conductor regalia proclaiming "this is a lifestyle man" just because he enjoys model trains. I'm not going to conventions in a John Wayne Gacy clown suit, complete with make-up and balloons. To most people, these types of things are just interests. It's fine to have a few posters or a display shelf with toys or whatever the fuck in your house. It has nothing to do with the content of the collection. It has to do with being obsessive and singularly defined by that obsession.
did notThe Torsion wrote:I basically said the same thing 5 pages back and James threw a shit fit.
what if you live in a one-room apartment, so the bedroom is the whole apartment? tacky or all wrong?Pisscubes wrote:I have to say-- if I walk into someone's apartment and they have WAAAAAY too much shit for any one interest all over the apartment, it might seem tacky.Raw Ting wrote:really? so the walls of "insert interest here" dvd's, posters, etc, are fine, but the bedsheets are the line? if you are commited to that kind of fanatic way of living, where is the line?Pisscubes wrote:I think we can all agree that themed bedsheets are probably the line here.
But if that carries over to the place you ostensibly have sex, it just strikes me as all wrong.
But I'm just one man...
excuse me, but I don't think you're being addressed at this time...spacehamster wrote:That is so not true. I'm not an angry drunk.pooptastik wrote:Well Mike acts like a train conductor...an angry drunk.
redacteda world of no wrote:i now think i understand this new doctor who fandom after watching the matt smith/11th doctor episodes. i watched it as a kid(mostly baker series) and it scared the shit out of me and i loved every second of it. now this new shit is goddamn ok, and it's too popular. i blame karen killan. she's a deciding reason for why i chose to watch the new stuff, and i'm happy i did.
spacehamster wrote:I'm from Switzerland