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Eh, I liked how Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality handled the Patronus better. Happy memories and positive thinking might be enough to repel Dementors, but I don't know about you but I rather find a way to destroy them. They should not exist, let alone have bubbling idiot wizards use them as frigging prison guards. But that's how wizards are in Harry Potter, bunch of incompetent idiots.
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@Kayzee This is meant to be a message of hope for people on the forums, though I get what you're saying.
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Yeah, but that kind of hope can only get you so far on it's own is what I am saying. We all face our own personal Dementors. Hope can repel them, but that makes that hope into a fuel that is slowly used up. But... Maybe, just maybe... By understanding what they really are and defying them, refusing to accept their existence, by fighting them with all your heart and mind, you can find a way to destroy them. That's what I believe.
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Some of the faucets at my college look like elephant heads when viewed from above. I find it kind of cute.
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I personally hate the Times New Roman font. I was writing copyright lines at the bottom of a song I'm making in Musescore and it looked so icky because it was Times Roman and size 8. I changed it to Sylfaen, much better font IMO.
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I personally like the simpler fonts like Sydnie and VCR OSD Mono.
I also like Segoe Print and Segoe Script; in my two latest YouTube uploads I used both of those fonts.
I think, personally, that Times New Roman belongs on a physical newspaper and nowhere else, dammit.
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Thinking about good childhood memories just now. My old church had an awesome playground and the prettiest pine trees, and a hall I named "Kitten Thirteen," where I liked to play songs on the organ. When Mom had choir practice I would come along and search the church for Barbie Explorer, and also play songs.
Thinking about this now because it's Easter and I remember all those fun egg hunts and lady who dressed up as the Easter Bunny and she became one of my favorite people, I loved seeing her every year.
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@Kayzee My church was Unitarian Universalist so it was more about caring for each other than one particular religion. We learned about different religions too which was cool.
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Hehe, that does sound pretty neato type of place to go, though really it's as much about the public/organized/formalized nature of it then the religion involved. Unitarian Universalist sounds pretty open and relaxed, but I kinda think of religion to be more private and intimate then that. It's a bit like how some people might see a bunch of people going to a nudist club every sunday maybe? I donno. I obviously don't have a problem talking about religion and being public about what I believe. I just feel kind of uncomfortable with the idea of going to a special building for it and having people preach at me. But I guess not all churches are like that anyway. Honestly I would probobly feel the same kind of discomfort at an anime convention or something. Not that there is that much difference.
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So I just finished watching my first anime (Akatsuki no Yona, because my favorite singer did one of the songs) and it was really good! Plus it was my kind of show, really reminiscent of Avatar the Last Airbender (also a fave of mine).
I'm not going to watch another right away (I want to work on creative projects) but I'm thinking I'd probably love Cardcaptor Sakura. I'd also like to watch Princess Tutu but I can't find a free and legal way to do so. )=
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First anime huh? You should really get in to it. There's a lot of good series out there. If you're watching CardCaptor Sakura next, brace yourself & make time for it because the 'unbutchered' version of it is a whopping 70 episodes + 2 movies (probably take a whole weekend if you marathon episodes).
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@Kayzee I think PMMM is bit too dark and gritty for me.
@Animebryan Lol I don't marathon. I need to do more variety of stuff during the day. And I think it'd be okay, AkaYona ended too quick and now I have to read the manga.
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@Saeryen Where did you hear that? Come now, do you think a show with a cute animal mascot like this would be dark and gritty?
Look at that cute face! It just wants to make a contract with you...
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No song can be complete without every note, harmony and inflection. This world being a song, everyone in it is a vital part of the song and no one's existence is pointless, because without that one person, the entire song is so much less special.
TL;DR You are important and don't let anyone or anything tell you otherwise.
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(Next time, I'll not say anything when I'm afflicted by insomnia drain...)
SpoilerBut then, some parts of the song are DTMF tones and sirens going off too...
lol
I just binge-watched a single YouTuber's entire upload gallery of EAS Mock up videos; some were really intense (and yep @Kayzee one of them was about the Yellowstone eruption); but any of the ones about nuclear disaster or that led up to such were in the most dramatic category.
Of course, the most ridiculous fall on the two tsunamis, one affecting the entire East Coast, and the ones affecting LA and San Francisco; the former was over four thousand miles wide and ten thousand feet tall, the latter two waves were less ridiculous in terms of height but still higher than any tsunami ever recorded at 5,280 feet high.
There was one involving mutated bees, one with killer clowns, one involving Snapchat, and another involving a militia invading Detroit. There was also tainted turkeys for Thanksgiving, and Krampus stealing toys, robbing banks and depositing bombs under the Christmas trees, as well as lycanthropes assaulting trick - o - treaters.
A fire in DC involving hazardous chemicals, and an odd electronic signal that made people collapse, act violently, and then take control of missile silos that the Pentagon was in control of, to launch warheads onto various US cities.
I'm really getting into this rhythm and prose, huh?
Terrorists invaded and attacked the Super Bowl venue, before blowing it and the entirety of Minneapolis up with a nuclear bomb, and ISIS destroyed four iconic attractions before setting sights on One World Trade Center.
In one of the two direct nuclear strikes, President Trump gets killed, and a total of sixty warheads strike the US between the two videos, all launched by North Korea.
Obviously, all these videos were just mock ups of how the Emergency Alert System would interrupt with alerts; there's no action shown (but there are sirens in the background of some of the videos to give the impression that the warnings are sounding off in the affected area/s...
38 in total, and good grief, I need sleep. lolz
Sorry about that, @Saeryen...
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@PhoenixSoul I don't know why you posted that on a post where I was trying to be kind to members of the community.
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