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Xilizhra wrote...
So do I. But sometimes, emotions are a danger, especially when manipulated. It's good to know when to turn them off.
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Wait, you're Turkish?
That's an even bigger twist!
I suppose we just have different thought processes. Mine was "wait, why would the leader of this organization I'm definitely opposed to resurrect me? What does he want from me?"laecraft wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
So do I. But sometimes, emotions are a danger, especially when manipulated. It's good to know when to turn them off.
Really? Then maybe you can tell me where I can find the switch. Because I think my human avatar didn't come with one.
Hmm, she does have a lovely voice.Seboist wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Wait, you're Turkish?
That's an even bigger twist!
lol no, I'm one of the few non-Turkish Sebo fans actually.
Guest_iOnlySignIn_*
I'm a non-Turkish fan of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (I have his picture on my wall). But I suspect there are many out there. Atatürk was a leader with radically progressive ideas, much like TIM.Seboist wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Wait, you're Turkish?
That's an even bigger twist!
lol no, I'm one of the few non-Turkish Sebo fans actually.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 27 octobre 2011 - 05:27 .
He wants you to stop questioning him and act like a man.Xilizhra wrote...
I suppose we just have different thought processes. Mine was "wait, why would the leader of this organization I'm definitely opposed to resurrect me? What does he want from me?"laecraft wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
So do I. But sometimes, emotions are a danger, especially when manipulated. It's good to know when to turn them off.
Really? Then maybe you can tell me where I can find the switch. Because I think my human avatar didn't come with one.
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Hmm, she does have a lovely voice.Seboist wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Wait, you're Turkish?
That's an even bigger twist!
lol no, I'm one of the few non-Turkish Sebo fans actually.
I'm sure he'd love it. But I don't stop questioning.Kaiser Shepard wrote...
He wants you to stop questioning him and act like a man.Xilizhra wrote...
I suppose we just have different thought processes. Mine was "wait, why would the leader of this organization I'm definitely opposed to resurrect me? What does he want from me?"laecraft wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
So do I. But sometimes, emotions are a danger, especially when manipulated. It's good to know when to turn them off.
Really? Then maybe you can tell me where I can find the switch. Because I think my human avatar didn't come with one.
Then at least take it like a real man.Xilizhra wrote...
I'm sure he'd love it. But I don't stop questioning.Kaiser Shepard wrote...
He wants you to stop questioning him and act like a man.Xilizhra wrote...
I suppose we just have different thought processes. Mine was "wait, why would the leader of this organization I'm definitely opposed to resurrect me? What does he want from me?"laecraft wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
So do I. But sometimes, emotions are a danger, especially when manipulated. It's good to know when to turn them off.
Really? Then maybe you can tell me where I can find the switch. Because I think my human avatar didn't come with one.
Guest_laecraft_*
Xilizhra wrote...
Really? Your Shepard will just lay down and die after the Reapers are beaten? That explains a lot, actually...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
I'm a non-Turkish fan of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (I have his picture on my wall). But I suspect there are many out there. Atatürk was a leader with radically progressive ideas, much like TIM.Seboist wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Wait, you're Turkish?
That's an even bigger twist!
lol no, I'm one of the few non-Turkish Sebo fans actually.
On Perdeler now, but I'm sure one Seboist is more than enough for these boards.Seboist wrote...
Sure does, you should check out her heavy hitters like "Durma", "Dunya" and "Perdeler" (there's a version that features apocalyptica). Then you'll be on your way to becoming a Seboist too!
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
So is Saphra, and Xil.iOnlySignIn wrote...
Wat...Samuslaecraft is a girl?!
I believe Sebo is as well, despite what 'his' profile says.
Modifié par Ashwraith, 27 octobre 2011 - 05:43 .
Oh, I didn't mean to exclude you like that, dear. I was just listing the questionables, and Sebo.Ashwraith wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
So is Saphra, and Xil.iOnlySignIn wrote...
Wat...Samuslaecraft is a girl?!
I believe Sebo is as well, despite what 'his' profile says.
I, on the other hand, am an artfully-crafted construct of polymers and alloys.
And bees.
Heh, I laughed.Dave of Canada wrote...
David is a very feminine name.
Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 27 octobre 2011 - 05:54 .
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iOnlySignIn wrote...
But laecraft... somehow I always imagined as a cool, masked, well-dressed, um, dude. Sitting on his comfy chair in a large, marbled room. Typing on his keyboard with an ice-cold katana resting on his lap and a cup of tea beside his hand.
Guest_iOnlySignIn_*
The Katana is metaphorical. It represents your quick wit that cleanly slices in two any retort coming your way.laecraft wrote...
What's eerie, my room is indeed large and white, and I do have a cup of tea right next to me, and my chair is very comfy.iOnlySignIn wrote...
But laecraft... somehow I always imagined as a cool, masked, well-dressed, um, dude. Sitting on his comfy chair in a large, marbled room. Typing on his keyboard with an ice-cold katana resting on his lap and a cup of tea beside his hand.
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
On Perdeler now, but I'm sure one Seboist is more than enough for these boards.Seboist wrote...
Sure does, you should check out her heavy hitters like "Durma", "Dunya" and "Perdeler" (there's a version that features apocalyptica). Then you'll be on your way to becoming a Seboist too!
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Oh, I didn't mean to exclude you like that, dear. I was just listing the questionables, and Sebo.
Although I don't for second doubt that you're indeed artfully crafted.
Modifié par Ashwraith, 27 octobre 2011 - 06:07 .
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Ravensword wrote...
Good thinking. I would say that you're a dedicated Renegade and you believe in Cerberus but much of that is predicated on your wistful feelings towards TIM.
Ashwraith wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Oh, I didn't mean to exclude you like that, dear. I was just listing the questionables, and Sebo.
Although I don't for second doubt that you're indeed artfully crafted.
No, no, see, I was being serious. I really am made almost entirely of bees.*
Anyway, backpedaling for a minute to the topic of ME3's ending, and the potential removal of not only the Reapers, but also the Illusive Man (if not Cerberus as a whole).
To be completely honest? I think mine would die.
Bear with me here, for a moment. This is a person who has been stabbed in the back not once, not twice, but three times by the people she put her trust and faith in (Alliance, Council, Cerberus). She's been forced to watch her friends die (Ashley; the crew that didn't make it out of the old Normandy) or turn on her for something she had absolutely no control over (Kaidan; Toombs).
She's worked her ass off to save the galaxy, and in return she's dragged up before a metaphorical (or literal, if the Batarians had their way) firing squad. And on top of that, she's now being railroaded into attacking people she grudgingly came to care about.
She has nothing left, except for seeing the mission to its conclusion.
To paraphrase a line from World War Z: "I don't know if war makes great men, but it can certainly break them."
I was going to bring something up about Cerberus and fighting the good fight and Reaper tech here, but it's eleven at night and I'm practically falling asleep on my keyboard. Whicxh explains the above rambling tangent, at least. Ugh. Don't mind me.
Incidentally, here's something for the Paragons on this thread:
A Perfect Circle- Passive
*-I'm not really made of bees.
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Ashwraith wrote...
A Perfect Circle- Passive
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