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Points: 65505 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 17 2008 at 21:17
Originally posted by James James wrote:

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Kafka is always better than Kefka as I am a literature lover more than a JPRG fan.


yes but have you ever read Kefka's Diary of a Semi-Popular Videogame Character  ?


..yeah, thought not




I have actually. Big smile

He's not very kind to him but in the end he understands why he's the best video game villain.


that was my interpretation too, and it's tragic because we see his inevitable downfall
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Man, this room really slowed down all of a sudden.

What gives?
 
I'm guessing it's me who has bad breath today then Embarrassed. Seems it slowed down when I got back.


Haha, could be. LOL
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:



Kafka is always better than Kefka as I am a literature lover more than a JPRG fan.


yes but have you ever read Kefka's Diary of a Semi-Popular Videogame Character  ?


..yeah, thought not




I have actually. Big smile

He's not very kind to him but in the end he understands why he's the best video game villain.

It's in the third-person though... very confusing.


Edited by James - December 17 2008 at 21:17
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What's a conventional nerd? Like Revenge Of The Nerds (the film)?
 
I watched that the other day... seriously, are there as many boobs in films nowadays as there were in the 80s?


Most nerds don't see that many breasts in a lifetime. LOL

I've not seen that film since I was about 14... wow, that's a long time ago!

And there were more breasts on UK television in the '70s than the '80s.
 
Yeah, I can see that. Seems I'm always trying to figure out why the women are always naked on Monty Python LOL
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Originally posted by James James wrote:



Kafka is always better than Kefka as I am a literature lover more than a JPRG fan.


yes but have you ever read Kefka's Diary of a Semi-Popular Videogame Character  ?


..yeah, thought not
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Man, this room really slowed down all of a sudden.

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I'm guessing it's me who has bad breath today then Embarrassed. Seems it slowed down when I got back.
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Originally posted by June June wrote:

What's a conventional nerd? Like Revenge Of The Nerds (the film)?
 
I watched that the other day... seriously, are there as many boobs in films nowadays as there were in the 80s?


Most nerds don't see that many breasts in a lifetime. LOL

I've not seen that film since I was about 14... wow, that's a long time ago!

And there were more breasts on UK television in the '70s than the '80s.


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I don't watch Star Trek or Star Wars either.

Kafka is always better than Kefka as I am a literature lover more than a JPRG fan.
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What's a conventional nerd? Like Revenge Of The Nerds (the film)?
 
I watched that the other day... seriously, are there as many boobs in films nowadays as there were in the 80s?
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Originally posted by June June wrote:

Well, the D&D discussion I saw the first night I was on here was pretty appealing too.
 
Anyway, I bet a lot of girls like that sort of stuff. Actually Jeopardy had a Star Trek convention gall the other day as a contestant, but games in general are not my cup of tea. Nothing wrong with liking it though, of course.


I'm actually not heavily into D&D at all. I like it alright, but it's not really my thing.

I don't get into Star Trek, Star Wars, or any of that other stuff either. I'm an unconventional nerd. LOL
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Well, the D&D discussion I saw the first night I was on here was pretty appealing too.
 
Anyway, I bet a lot of girls like that sort of stuff. Actually Jeopardy had a Star Trek convention gall the other day as a contestant, but games in general are not my cup of tea. Nothing wrong with liking it though, of course.
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Man, this room really slowed down all of a sudden.

What gives?
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Originally posted by June June wrote:

All right, I was wrong about Rush. These last two pages are the reason you don't have any girls around here... Wink
 
I'll Kafka with an A.


Yes, that's not the worst either. LOL
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All right, I was wrong about Rush. These last two pages are the reason you don't have any girls around here... Wink
 
I'll Kafka with an A.
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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 17 2008 at 20:58
*sings*

DOMINANCE

SUB-MISSIIIIION!
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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 17 2008 at 20:51
Originally posted by James James wrote:

Kafka.

Amazing literature > evil tyrants.


Sounds logical.
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LOL

LMAOLOL
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Points: 65505 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 17 2008 at 20:51
Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Kefka vs. Kafka





I thought of that too.


Franz would have the advantage, I think, with his page-long sentences that would drive Kefka insane at the very thought of having to read them     * shivers *
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Kafka.

Amazing literature > evil tyrants.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Kefka vs. Kafka





I thought of that too.
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