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« #658 : 11-04-2006 09:22 »
« : 11-04-2006 09:22 by coldangel_1 »
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Ha. 'perfection versus quality'. I like that line. Sometimes perfection can be the most imperfect thing there is, because perfection itself is unattainable to *real* people. Human beings are flawed creatures, and that's what makes them beautiful. An untouched slab of marble is not art. But if you chip away at it with a chisel... slowly eat away at the facade and remove the perfect surface, you make a sculpture, and it becomes something more. It's the same with people. Someone without flaws and failings is a no-person, they have no personality, no individuality - nowhere left to go. Perfection sucks.This is why I am so unappealing to women. Because I'm TOO perfect for them. Clever girl, Maz. 
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« #661 : 11-04-2006 19:39 »
« : 11-04-2006 19:39 by coldangel_1 »
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Maz - sometimes you can say in one sentence what I feel compelled to write an essay about. It's actually quite clever. Have a lolly. Fry_B - Leela is supposed to be about 25 at the beginning of the series and thus about 29ish at the end of the series. Ooooh.... she'll be 30 soon... the *tick tock* of the biological clock might wake her up from her stubborn stasis. And you leave my marble metaphor alone, it has served me well for many years! Bastard...  I think it's apt. Besides which, I was off the self-punishment track there and just promoting Fry as a flawed person. I don't have a bowel or any internal parasites as I am a Posthuman entity comprised entirely of nanomachines.
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« #670 : 11-04-2006 22:45 »
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Originally posted by coldangel_1: Maz - sometimes you can say in one sentence what I feel compelled to write an essay about. It's actually quite clever. Have a lolly. "Gimmie a bigger lolly!" Originally posted by Cyberphobia: Especially from the first episode Leela says something like "Leave him alone, he's just a kid" or something I think. Also helps to explain Leela being more dominant maybe... but that theory isn't very accurate because a huge range of factors need to be taken in to determine dominance, mainly personality. He's just a kid from the stupid ages. Yeah, I always thought they were the same age. Leela was just more confident because she actually lives there. Actually, that scares me a little with the whole dominant personality thing..I'm the youngest out of my friends but often it has been pointed out I'm like a mother figure. Eep. Originally posted by coldangel_1: Leela is more mature and worldly than Fry and she probably called him kid derisively because she assumed from his lack of social refinement that he was younger than he actually was. Heh, I love how these characters are in their late 20's, and people are drooling over them like teenagers, whether they're teenagers or not. Plus that whole 'cartoon' issue... Whell, back on track, wherever the track is, if Leela's age is so important in determining what she does in her relationships...why doesn't she give Fry a go? What's the worst that can happen? I know there's the whole "what if I get hurt again?" but if she's been hurt so many times surely once more wouldn't make such a difference...anyway, at least if she gave him a go, she could find out if she really did want to be with him and maybe he'd be more accepting to her not wanting to be with him, if that's how it turned out.
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« #675 : 11-05-2006 00:39 »
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Yes, but I have to destroy all the secret photographs I've taken of you or I could get arrested. Yes. The OC sucks. All soapies suck. Also, are you saying I can't watch Futurama after I'm 35!? 
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