Meet the most hated teenager in the world

Is Jacob Sartorious the most hated teenager in the world?

  • Yes, he is the most hated teenager in the world

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • No, there are other teenagers more hated than him

    Votes: 1 4.0%

  • I don't give a rats ass about Jacob Sartorious

    Votes: 23 92.0%
  • Total voters
    25
Cannacat

Cannacat

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qwizoking said:
hmmmm yes, yes..
definitely making progress


I was using bugs life reference to gauge your age group..plis its a few years too old for your supposed offspring
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I saw it in the cinema when it came out. We were probably too old for it but we went a lot so we saw everything that was coming out, like Titanic, Shooting Fish, Romeo and Juliet, Blair Witch.
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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Cannacat said:
I saw it in the cinema when it came out. We were probably too old for it but we went a lot so we saw everything that was coming out, like Titanic, Shooting Fish, Romeo and Juliet, Blair Witch.
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i thought you were from that one stupid country, not canadia the other one..
they dont make their own movies?
 
Cannacat

Cannacat

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cat of curiosity said:
blair witch wasn't a movie.

it was a punishment, a torture device, and a total waste of film/power/humanity/sanity.

ffs, snot rocket if you got no tissue! bleh...
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It was horrible, so fucking stupid! I remember a girl at school, she was one of the clever artsy types that played a wind instrument, getting really defensive about my opinion of it, and she said that clearly I don't understand its message and am incapable of separating the movie from the hype. I just think it's crap though.
 
Cannacat

Cannacat

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qwizoking said:
i thought you were from that one stupid country, not canadia the other one..
they dont make their own movies?
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England?
Of course they do. There's some ok independent films, I wasn't really into that at the time though. Shooting Fish that I mentioned was a British one, that was ok, or I liked it when I was 15 anyway, haven't seen it recently so don't blame me if you watch it and hate it. Trainspotting of course but I was too young to see that in the cinema, and everyone always raves about This is England but I'm not so keen, possibly because I'm northern and it's a little close to home?
 
cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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Cannacat said:
England?
Of course they do. There's some ok independent films, I wasn't really into that at the time though. Shooting Fish that I mentioned was a British one, that was ok, or I liked it when I was 15 anyway, haven't seen it recently so don't blame me if you watch it and hate it. Trainspotting of course but I was too young to see that in the cinema, and everyone always raves about This is England but I'm not so keen, possibly because I'm northern and it's a little close to home?
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i liked V for Vendetta...

but that was american in english setting, right? all 1984ish?

oh, fuck, clockwork orange. trippy as fuck. that's british, with malcom mcdowell...

you guys wanna get fucked up on some milk? TO THE BAR!!!
 
Cannacat

Cannacat

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cat of curiosity said:
i liked V for Vendetta...

but that was american in english setting, right? all 1984ish?

oh, fuck, clockwork orange. trippy as fuck. that's british, with malcom mcdowell...

you guys wanna get fucked up on some milk? TO THE BAR!!!
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Oh fuck yes a Clockwork Orange! I first saw that around the same time as I first saw Natural Born Killers, which is still one of my all time favourites, and a few other similar kind of films and it was the first time I found myself kind of enjoying such violent stuff, like I discovered a part of myself around that time and what ultimately led to my love of gaming, and those films make me all nostalgic.

Am I talking a lot? I feel like I'm talking a lot.
 
cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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Cannacat said:
Oh fuck yes a Clockwork Orange! I first saw that around the same time as I first saw Natural Born Killers, which is still one of my all time favourites, and a few other similar kind of films and it was the first time I found myself kind of enjoying such violent stuff, like I discovered a part of myself around that time and what ultimately led to my love of gaming, and those films make me all nostalgic.

Am I talking a lot? I feel like I'm talking a lot.
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mdma, shrooms, acid, or adderall?
 
Cannacat

Cannacat

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cat of curiosity said:
i liked V for Vendetta...

but that was american in english setting, right? all 1984ish?

oh, fuck, clockwork orange. trippy as fuck. that's british, with malcom mcdowell...

you guys wanna get fucked up on some milk? TO THE BAR!!!
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And I still haven't seen V for Vendetta! Or The Big Lebowski, which my ex thought for years was about Charles Bukowski lmfao, so I need to do some catch up movie watching this week.
 
cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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Cannacat said:
And I still haven't seen V for Vendetta! Or The Big Lebowski, which my ex thought for years was about Charles Bukowski lmfao, so I need to do some catch up movie watching this week.
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v for vendetta is a masterpiece.

the big lebowski is epic and absolute must-see! the dude abides, man...

Cannacat said:
I've never done acid or shrooms but I'm definitely wanting to try it, the more I read about shrooms the more I think it would be awesome to meditate while tripping. No but I'm a little bit merry, just having a little brandy :peace:
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someone got into the cooking sherry....
 
roseypeach

roseypeach

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a senile fungus said:
The Cuban sandwiches are made and broken by the bread used. And no lettuce on a Cuban.

Ask Elian Gonzales!


Btw, and @roseypeach too, try to obtain some culantro. Similar to cilantro, but way stronger and flavorful. I snuck some home in my luggage from PR, and it doesn't love my locale, but hasn't died yet. My bean dips this year are noticeably more better.

:-)
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I've never heard of that, I'll have to see what I can do on that note ;)
Hookabelly said:
not exactly. Same principal, a few "secret" ingredients. Pm me for complete recipe :-)
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Will do!
 
Hookabelly

Hookabelly

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a senile fungus said:
The Cuban sandwiches are made and broken by the bread used. And no lettuce on a Cuban.

Ask Elian Gonzales!


Btw, and @roseypeach too, try to obtain some culantro. Similar to cilantro, but way stronger and flavorful. I snuck some home in my luggage from PR, and it doesn't love my locale, but hasn't died yet. My bean dips this year are noticeably more better.

:-)
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Absolutely right about the bread! I used an inferior roll this last time around and was so sorry I did. And they can't be to narrow. All the stuff falls out. @a senile fungus I thought I wrote cuban/carribean. it's a fusion sandwich. And yes, yes, cilantro goes on it too. forgot that.

More carribean if you ask me. It's not a press or anything. Well, I do press it down b/c I pile it super high w/ the pork but hey.
 
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