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FoxTropica wrote:

Creative Vikings wrote:Now if you want to commint a crime, you just watch a couple of seasons of those shows

Sometimes i find myself thinking about how i would get away with a crime, even if i would never want, need, Or think about committing it.

Better run, the ThoughtPolice are onto you.

FoxTropica wrote:

Creative Vikings wrote:Now if you want to commint a crime, you just watch a couple of seasons of those shows

Sometimes i find myself thinking about how i would get away with a crime, even if i would never want, need, Or think about committing it.

It's just a mental exercise. Keeps you brain limber. Don't stress about it.

Nude East Ireland wrote:

FoxTropica wrote:Sometimes i find myself thinking about how i would get away with a crime, even if i would never want, need, Or think about committing it.

Better run, the ThoughtPolice are onto you.

No Worries, I've often thought about how to avoid the thought police...Never thought I'd need to use it..

*Stops thinking*

Xeng He wrote:

Samuraikoku wrote:I feel tired, please forgive my silence.

*punishes you for your silence*

I'm sorry.

I'm about to hit the bed in a few minutes, but I had really nothing to do, so that's why I showed up.

Milks Empire wrote:

Creative Vikings wrote:What's happening?

FBI agent turns vigilante on this guy who got off mutilating and killing a bunch of women. Took 'em until halfway through the episode to figure out that the agent did it.

And now the suspect just offed herself right there in front of Benson.

Samuraikoku wrote:

The Corparation wrote:That show alkong with the CSI shows is one of the worst things ever to hit the legal system.

Agreed. I don't like it when the legal system gets turned into a soap opera.

Is not the soap opera part that irks me. What irks me is that the lega system now has to deal with people who think the legal system is like what its on TV. I've read a few things where it's been argued a lot of people areoing free because people on the Jury watch stuff like CSI and assume that you have to have DNA evidence or some other usually trivial plot device in a case to convict someone.

Milks Empire wrote:

Creative Vikings wrote:What's happening?

FBI agent turns vigilante on this guy who got off mutilating and killing a bunch of women. Took 'em until halfway through the episode to figure out that the agent did it.

That's meh. Not disturbing because its fairly cliche. You want disturbing? Try "A Serbian Film" I strongly encourage people to not watch it and continue relatively innocent lives or stock up on brain bleach.

FoxTropica wrote:

Nude East Ireland wrote:Better run, the ThoughtPolice are onto you.

No Worries, I've often thought about how to avoid the thought police...Never thought I'd need to use it..

*Stops thinking*

Isn't it impossible to stop thinking without being brain-dead, in a coma, or of course dead?

FoxTropica wrote:

Nude East Ireland wrote:Better run, the ThoughtPolice are onto you.

No Worries, I've often thought about how to avoid the thought police...Never thought I'd need to use it..

*Stops thinking*

The only way to avoid them is to think of your plan. You're in a chokehold now...

The Corparation wrote:"A Serbian Film"

Hehehehehehe

Wazkyraque wrote:

FoxTropica wrote:No Worries, I've often thought about how to avoid the thought police...Never thought I'd need to use it..

*Stops thinking*

Isn't it impossible to stop thinking without being brain-dead, in a coma, or of course dead?

I'm a pilot, not a doctor..

FoxTropica wrote:

Nude East Ireland wrote:Better run, the ThoughtPolice are onto you.

No Worries, I've often thought about how to avoid the thought police...Never thought I'd need to use it..

*Stops thinking*

Damn it He's on to us. Quickly out of the van, we've got act fast to correct this one.

Samuraikoku wrote:
I'm sorry.

That's the second person that didn't get the joke.

It's okay.

Wazkyraque wrote:

The Corparation wrote:"A Serbian Film"

Hehehehehehe

I take it you've seen it too?

Milks Empire wrote:

Milks Empire wrote:FBI agent turns vigilante on this guy who got off mutilating and killing a bunch of women. Took 'em until halfway through the episode to figure out that the agent did it.

And now the suspect just offed herself right there in front of Benson.

That's not too disturbing. I remember one where this sister apparently got raped, and it turned out it was the brother or something, and that it was mutual. Then it just ended without an epilogue or anything.

To be honest, why they don't quit that job after 12 years surprises me deeply.

The Corparation wrote:Is not the soap opera part that irks me. What irks me is that the lega system now has to deal with people who think the legal system is like what its on TV. I've read a few things where it's been argued a lot of people areoing free because people on the Jury watch stuff like CSI and assume that you have to have DNA evidence or some other usually trivial plot device in a case to convict someone.

I tried to include that particular part of the series in the soap opera comment.

FoxTropica wrote:

Wazkyraque wrote:Isn't it impossible to stop thinking without being brain-dead, in a coma, or of course dead?

I'm a pilot, not a doctor..

Are you a neurologist?

Xeng He wrote:That's the second person that didn't get the joke.

It's okay.

What was the joke?

Grenartia wrote:

Coffee Cakes wrote:
Sorry, Josh's poke ball is better. ;p

D'aww. No wonder I chose you. :]

Coffee Cakes wrote:10 months...
If everything works out...

I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. :]

Heh.

And I'm getting that month planned a bit at a time.
I'm still hoping to see you at least once, the night before I see my family the weekend I'm down, but I'm gonna try and see you more than once. With either a 21 day or 60 day bus pass, there's no excuse on my end at least for it not happening.

Wazkyraque wrote:

FoxTropica wrote:I'm a pilot, not a doctor..

Are you a neurologist?

Nope......
I'm not legally a pilot either, i hope its not a protected title.......I also hope they don't find out I've been flying a Taped Together Cessna Out of Cuba for the past 3 years..

I wonder what the films Clockwork Orange and Donnie Darko would be like if adapted for a children's audience

FoxTropica wrote:

Wazkyraque wrote:Isn't it impossible to stop thinking without being brain-dead, in a coma, or of course dead?

I'm a pilot, not a doctor..

It's a Catchphrase not a meme.

Thus its okay to use every now and then. Memes are evil and allowing them to continue them is a crime against humanity.

The Corparation wrote:

Milks Empire wrote:FBI agent turns vigilante on this guy who got off mutilating and killing a bunch of women. Took 'em until halfway through the episode to figure out that the agent did it.

That's meh. Not disturbing because its fairly cliche. You want disturbing? Try "A Serbian Film" I strongly encourage people to not watch it and continue relatively innocent lives or stock up on brain bleach.

I saw a review/recap of that thing... *shudders*

The Corparation wrote:

FoxTropica wrote:I'm a pilot, not a doctor..

It's a Catchphrase not a meme.

Thus its okay to use every now and then. Memes are evil and allowing them to continue them is a crime against humanity.

I used to think like this until I took an arrow to the knee.

The Corparation wrote:

Samuraikoku wrote:
Agreed. I don't like it when the legal system gets turned into a soap opera.

Is not the soap opera part that irks me. What irks me is that the lega system now has to deal with people who think the legal system is like what its on TV. I've read a few things where it's been argued a lot of people areoing free because people on the Jury watch stuff like CSI and assume that you have to have DNA evidence or some other usually trivial plot device in a case to convict someone.

"Members of the Jury, Mr. Goldbloom gave us a statement admitting that he murdered his wife, Sophia, right Mr. Goldbloom."

"Yes, it's true. I murdered my wife with a frying pan."

"Where is your DNA evidence?"

"... What?"

"Yes, you heard me. You need to prove he did it."

"But the defendant admitted to the murder."

"But he could be lying."

"Why would he be lying?!"

"Until we have DNA evidence, we, the Jury, decide that Mr. Goldbloom is innocent."

Creative Vikings wrote:I wonder what the films Clockwork Orange and Donnie Darko would be like if adapted for a children's audience

Honestly it would make the kids think more, serve to wake them about humanity's darker side.