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KarmaKamikaze
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Aliens are going to land here by chance one day and they'll be like, "You guys have been trying to hail us with radio? Only assholes us radio. Hey, Chet! Chet! These assholes are using radio!"

Seahorse?

Looks like a meth'd out version of Kingdra. I can dig it.

If it's Planetside 2 with WH40k, holy crap would that be amazing.

Am I the only one who finds this totally fucking awesome? Because it is. Because fuck you, it is.

"Guess I'm not the only Stark having a bad day..."

99 bottles of beer for a wall?

I learned so much just by reading your comments. My friend is going thru a rough time and I am having a difficult time with understanding how depression can take someone down. I have been there with almost daily texts, notes, bringing food for her and her family , helping with cleaning the house, going for lunch.

I want to quote everything you've said here KarmaKamlkaze. It's SPOT ON.

Haha nooo the Filth. The Secret World is such an infinitely enjoyable game. I just started playing again after a year with SWTOR and I am loving it. Occult backstory + no classes to worry about...damnit I'm at work and now I want to go home and play.

Who wouldn't?

The Mighty Mighty Avengers...yeah..that works.

Ok, but only if Jarvis remote-controlling Iron Man armor makes up the entire horn section.

AustinGuy2: Very well put. I would suggest, though, that 'Can I get you anything?' isn't a very helpful question, because it puts the burden on the depressed person to think of something for you to do. It's better to offer to do specific things.

I'll say that when I'm depressed, the things I appreciate most are people doing things to lighten the burden on me. When I'm depressed, I have no energy, and even making food for myself seems like a really difficult task. Sometimes it's all I can do to drag myself out of bed to shower. Just bringing me dinner, or

I've had depression in the past, and the worst part about people trying to "help" is that their obvious pity and discomfort just make it worse. If you're trying to help, I would just hang out with them and try to be as normal as possible. Talk about normal things that you did, movies that you watched, whatever, even

Well said.

What Glynislily said. Don't avoid. Don't abandon. That just makes things worse. Don't be "cheer up". Just be there. Say hi. Send an email note maybe, at regular intervals, even if they're not returned. If it's that kind of friendship, an occasional hug (hello or goodbye) maybe. Physical human contact has been

As someone who has struggled with depression, I know it can be hard for my friends and family to deal with me. The best advice I can give you, is be there. If your friend seems a little annoyed that you are there, maybe keep the phone call or visit short. Sometimes knowing that you have someone outside of your

Damnit. I have my nice rant about how I don't want to see this crew face off against threats not introduced until TNG and you go and ruin it by saying "Cardassians" and making my brain go "that could work..." Especially if they make it less action, more intrigue.