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Title: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Kitsune on August 10, 2005, 11:10:44 pm Time for one of those threads.
My most recent DVD acquisition is something of a guilty pleasure - yet at the same time, something I am ashamed of. I bought House of the Dead on DVD. It only cost me $2.50, but still - I bought it. Anyone have any similar stories? Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Valkyrie on August 11, 2005, 01:30:34 am Buying a joystick for my computer.
Lets just say that, It's just crap, and the worst spent $10 I know of right now. And also dating this one chick, she was so self-centered, it was sad. :'( Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: BurkeWorld on August 11, 2005, 02:19:06 am Ripped many a movie.
But I'm not ashamed of it. Burkey Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Marurun on August 11, 2005, 02:43:19 am Buying Ghost Busters for my NES... Oh and trading in games to Gamestop(WHAT WAS I THINKING?!)
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: KyoZaber on August 12, 2005, 02:34:04 am I bought a thing for myself, and nothing for my dad's birthday. :(
I'm not proud of it... but I done it. Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: ApacheMan2K on August 12, 2005, 02:42:16 am forfeiting a Pokemon tournament when i was 15, and because of a misunderstanding i made. it was a chance of a lifetime, gone up in smoke :'(
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Valkyrie on August 12, 2005, 12:40:37 pm Writing with my right hand. I know, it's really a terrible thing, but my left hand was broken!
LEFT HANDERS RULE! ;) Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: SCerviche on August 12, 2005, 04:01:40 pm i bought a really kick ass yu-gi-oh deck, but now i hardly ever play so its kinda a waste of money.
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Violet on August 13, 2005, 12:04:31 pm I'll watch "info-mercials" and "Home shopping" on late night TV when I'm not working. No, I'd never buy anything from either, but the stupidity of it all just makes me want to watch it, sort of like not being able to look away from a terrible accident.
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Marurun on August 13, 2005, 04:38:15 pm I'll watch "info-mercials" and "Home shopping" on late night TV when I'm not working. No, I'd never buy anything from either, but the stupidity of it all just makes me want to watch it, sort of like not being able to look away from a terrible accident. I've done that myself for some reason :DTitle: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Anonymous Bob on August 14, 2005, 04:24:18 am Drugs? Nah, I'm not terribly ashamed of those.
Hmm, spending more money than I should. Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Methid Man on August 14, 2005, 05:48:33 pm Cussing, though I'm not ashamed of it since it's a great stress reliever. Trust me kiddies...when you all grow up you'll understand...
The only thing I ever really feel guilty about is not contributing enough to those I know and those I live with. Although I often have certain circumstances preventing me from doing my best, I sometimes think my family's right when they say I'm too lazy. -- Sam the Methid Man Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Threaux on August 14, 2005, 05:49:24 pm Collecting "and reading" Sonic the Hedgehog comic books. Started at issue #4 in the 90's now #150 just came out. :O
Also they managed to release the Sonic Underground series on DVD, and thats way more obscure than SPC! ?:| Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: ApacheMan2K on August 14, 2005, 05:51:39 pm Collecting "and reading" Sonic the Hedgehog comic books. Started at issue #4 in the 90's now #150 just came out. :O i've heard talk that the comics' storyline is pretty much screwed up these days, thanks to a certain writer who's been watching too much Star Trek, too much Stargate, and too many soap operas. Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Methid Man on August 14, 2005, 05:52:11 pm Also they managed to release the Sonic Underground series on DVD, and thats way more obscure than SPC! ?:| Hell has frozen over! 8O -- Sam the Methid Man Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Valkyrie on August 14, 2005, 09:26:24 pm Dude, I have sonic comic books from like 1 to 50, and then kind of fuzzy from there on out. ;]
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: SCerviche on August 14, 2005, 11:16:30 pm Hey! I for one enjoyed Sonic Underground.
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Threaux on August 14, 2005, 11:42:21 pm Quote i've heard talk that the comics' storyline is pretty much screwed up these days, thanks to a certain writer who's been watching too much Star Trek, too much Stargate, and too many soap operas. This is sorta true, there is a new writer that has come under a lot of fire from fans, some like the new stuff while some hate it. There is alot of drama and plot twists with darker, more adult themes. But in the end at least it's still new material (not just sonic saves the day every issue). That makes the storyline continue to be interesting. As for the art style, It improves every time and that's what I buy them for and focus on the most. :DQuote Hell has frozen over! Yes, Hell hath frozenQuote Dude, I have sonic comic books from like 1 to 50, and then kind of fuzzy from there on out. very cool, I'll buy them from you ;-) name you priceQuote Hey! I for one enjoyed Sonic Underground. me too, The green Hedgehog that played drums rocked, you can find the DVD I talked about at Amazon along with other Sonic DVD'sTitle: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Methid Man on August 15, 2005, 12:31:08 am What sucked about Sonic Underground was that it strayed way too far from the game storyline. I mean, the first two American series were pretty distant from the games as well but this one really put the nail in the coffin. C'mon, musical instruments? Musical scenes? Sonic having a sister who sounded exactly like Steve Urkel?
The original Adventures series was at least funny and the SatAM one had quite a few memorable moments. -- Sam the Methid Man Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: D-Mac on August 15, 2005, 12:50:14 am I ashamed I wasn't more assertive in stopping my little brother from buying a "VideoNow".
Stupidest successful product ever. Quote Sonic having a sister who sounded exactly like Steve Urkel? Just making sure, you do know that the 3 main Hedgehogs in that series were all voiced by Jaleel White, who also played Steve Urkel, right? Though I do admit, they should've hired an actual female voice actor to play that role. Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Supersonic on August 15, 2005, 02:24:32 am I ashamed I wasn't more assertive in stopping my little brother from buying a "VideoNow". Stupidest successful product ever. Quote Sonic having a sister who sounded exactly like Steve Urkel? Just making sure, you do know that the 3 main Hedgehogs in that series were all voiced by Jaleel White, who also played Steve Urkel, right? Though I do admit, they should've hired an actual female voice actor to play that role. Jaleel White should voice everything. He is the Eddie Murphey of voice acting. :-* Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: D-Mac on August 15, 2005, 02:52:14 am Jaleel White should voice everything. He is the Eddie Murphey of voice acting. :-* No no. Christopher Walken should be in everything. Walken > Murphy > D-Mac > Jaleel 8) Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: KageReneko on August 16, 2005, 04:15:18 pm I've eaten a lot of biscuits when the doctor said me that I can do it... I'm very ashamed BUT I CAN'T AVOID IT!! THEY FORCE ME TO DO IT!!! :(
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: BurkeWorld on August 16, 2005, 06:07:25 pm Jaleel White should voice everything. He is the Eddie Murphey of voice acting. :-* No no. Christopher Walken should be in everything. Walken > Murphy > D-Mac > Jaleel 8) Walken > All (Including D-Mac) 8) He's one of my all time fave actors. Burkey Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: D-Mac on August 20, 2005, 07:26:45 pm Vote
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Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: SBaby on September 03, 2005, 06:57:43 pm Hmmm.....
Oh! Got one!!! I watched Power Rangers: Dino Thunder because I heard that Jason Frank was reprising his role as Tommy (and he did). It wasmn't that great of a show, but Tommy was in it! Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: BurkeWorld on September 03, 2005, 10:05:02 pm Hah! Modding for EE! Good times.
Burkey Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Puutarou on September 07, 2005, 06:05:56 pm I watched Power Rangers: Dino Thunder because I heard that Jason Frank was reprising his role as Tommy (and he did). It wasmn't that great of a show, but Tommy was in it! You should've watched AbaRanger instead! Now THAT was an awesome experience! :D I really can't think of anything I'm ashamed of. I'm proud of everything I do. Though some times I'm so outspoken I make those around me feel ashamed, but that's not my problem now is it? Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Schweinkenstein on September 09, 2005, 08:27:34 pm maintaining a myspace profile and using a cellphone.
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Big Red on September 18, 2005, 04:39:43 am Getting my head stuck in the twirly metal gate thingy at Canadian Tire for ten minutes.
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: BurkeWorld on September 18, 2005, 04:40:30 am Getting my head stuck in the twirly metal gate thingy at Canadian Tire for ten minutes. LoL.. I'm sorry man, that sucks, but I think we have a winner for this thread. Burkey Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Blackcat on September 25, 2005, 03:27:49 pm Once I swam in the sea totally naked^_^
Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Valkyrie on September 25, 2005, 03:57:36 pm belly flopped in 3 feet of water.
*ouch!* Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Schweinkenstein on September 27, 2005, 04:40:56 am I like Schweinkenstein's avatar. ^^; Should have seen this earlier but I didn't :O , thanks for the compliment. Phantom Ranger (which was the avatar at the time) kicks ass. Title: Re: Things you're ashamed of - but still admit doing. Post by: Daisensei on October 04, 2005, 11:34:15 am In the faculty I coexist with students who are almost 20 years younger than me.
Here I coexist with people... who are almost 20 years younger than me too! :gurulou: |