Friday, November 5, 2010 ' 11:40 PM
Well it seems there's some chance that my tone used in my previous post would be easily misunderstood, judging from what the same guy i mentioned in the previous post had talked to me about after he read it.
Well, the tone intended was pretty much a light-hearted one, something like "ehhhhh whyyyyyyyy like that one huh huh" or "NOOOOOOOOOOO~" .
But then on the other hand i would have to tone down a bit because it's kinda disgusting for someone like me to do that, especially in real life.
Why? Because my frown is awesome.
As a kind of defense mechanism evolved and selected for (WTF?? EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY????) over time, (according to what people had observed and told me) i had somehow embedded a frown as the normal expression. I mentioned it before.
But of course i won't notice it myself, so i won't know for sure.
Anyway, be it as it may, i would try to avoid a clash of personae.
But wait. Why is there an issue of hypocrisy here when there can be a boundary and demarcation separating real and virtual identity?
And by the way, for your information, i have lost track of what my topic here is about.
Huh? FFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUu- WHAT IS THIS I DON'T EVEN
In short, all hail the great Internet, one of the most awesome invention of the generation. And i mean it seriously.
I do not know what would have become of me without the Internet. For e.g., i wouldn't have ready access to biology, chemistry or general paper related materials to read for interest or for further exploration, or sometimes, to just find a solution to a question which i have no idea how to do.
And here's an image gotten from the Internet:
(Anw fyi, you can skip this whole paragraph of rant but i wanna say, it isn't just a random picture. The 2 girls in it are from Touhou, my favourite game, but it's not just a game- there's an extensive fanbase which includes (professional and non-professional) works like music and vocal arrangements of the game's awesome background music (arrangements are like a more higher level version of covers, but should not be confused with simplistic covers itself where it is merely copying) , mangas or even just a standalone image by itself like below)
"Vomiting play". Disturbing yet radical, extraordinary, intense and deep.
To quote a user from an awesome imageboard i visit on a daily basis and where i got this image from: " Punching your sister in the stomach and then eat her vomit must be (the) ultimate form of love."
It's like pouring out all your emotions into someone and sharing it with her, especially with reference to the amount of force that the body uses the expel the vomit.
Deep, indeed. No sarcasm here. Though one would have to think twice before actually doing it with anyone.
Sleep with the trauma that kept you sleepless
