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Oct 29, 2021 09:53AM
Oh nice. I thought the glitches had increased to another level.. The friend request problem is too much already
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Oh my gosh u mean the one where u approve the request but it comes back again?????
OMG YAS i approve a request and it comes back again and again. I had like 14 requests but 8 of them were repeats!!
OMG! I had three and they are repeating everyday and every hour.. It's so damn annoying, rn I have like 8 requests waiting and I am verry sure they are all repeats.
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "Ha! I don’t get requests.
I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you"
So you do agree that multiverse exists
I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you"
So you do agree that multiverse exists
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "Ha! I don’t get requests.I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you"
I. Thought. You. Didnt. Believe. In. The. Multiverse.
And how is that a good thing?
Keisha wrote: "ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "Ha! I don’t get requests.I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you"
So you do agree that multiverse exists"
Omgggggg exactlyyyy
Lol Ixmon beware of what you say.. And I told you agesss ago that I don't like games..
Shakespeare presents love in a variety of ways in A2S2 of Romeo and Juliet. By using celestial imagery as a recurrent theme throughout this play (tying into one of the first things we hear about their love in the Prologue, regarding them being "star-crossed lovers"), he ensures that the audience feel that their doomed love is almost heavenly and out of this world, playing on both the stage setup and the language to show this. As a continuation of the religious imagery used in their first meeting in A1S5, Romeo falls back on this wordplay and describes Juliet as a 'saint'. By these consistent references to both classical gods, such as "Jove", and to Catholic beliefs of "angels", he also adds to the otherworldly setting of this love. Catholicism was one of the two main branches of Christianity at this time that were almost battling with one another in Elizabethan England, stirring up emotion in this divided audience and reminding us that this love story took place in Verona, a Catholic city.Im so bad at this
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "Are you telling me you don’t get the mario reference? It was just a reference, it doesn’t mean I believe it"You and your refs to ramdoms amd mario
Samiksha pls not Shakespeare' torture..
Do you think I read that? Anyways I am getting realllly bored and have nothing better to do.
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..well I can't say its horrible I didn't understand much..bc as I said never read the book play etc. but It looks good to me.
anyways, I am also bored.. hw is...boring.. Halloween is coming up and my pumpkin grew mold. I threw out my masterpiece..it was so squishy! I touched it(more like poked it) and I made a hole.
I just got out of school. Also I stopped reading my book yesterday..and I'm in that part of a book where it gets boring yk. There just talking and making a plan..I want to skip it lol. So now..im here laying in bed doing nothing.
Oh AND I was continuing on writing my books and all and I'm also kind of stuck..more like this is also the part where it gets boring there just talking..in both of my books. so yeahhhh
Im not bored i hv too much to do but am still here on gr
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "I’m not even gonna read that lmao"Oh come on at least read it and give me somefeedback 😭😭😭
And omg i just realsied u and i hv the same time coz in the uk its gmt+1 rn coz of british summer time. But that will change this sunday. Our times change around all the time crfknrfcckjefvjbkhfrhwvblfwrhvlbwrifvh
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "Ha! I don’t get requests.I’m 4 parallel universes ahead of you"
You don't get requests? Gee, I wonder why that is...
Samiksha wrote: "Ha! Go Hailey!"lol ;)
I mean, its not false. Its not exaclty hard to see why he doesnt get requests.
Yeah, it's not really something to be proud about, but this is Ixmon, he can find ways to roast himself without even meaning to.
I know right! He can be so stupid sometimes but I don't think he even realises. Oh my gosh, did you see his attempts at teen talk the other day? He was typing 'like a teen', because, you know, all other days he talks so… formally. He was so proud that he 'didn't even correct his grammar' and (thanks for this, Keisha) his adding 'lol' as an afterthought was hilarious! Not going to lie, it was cute, but an utter flop. I really wish he would do it again, though.
Just to laugh again and teach him something.
And just by him being proud of his teen talk we now can guess what his life is like...
Damn. It must just be a replay of him thinking of Mario and Randoms references, replaying GR conversations in his head at night and thinking of comebacks, and being bored to hell with his utterly boring life. That's actually pretty sad. I feel so sorry for you, Ixmon.
Shakespeare presents love in a variety of ways in A2S2 of Romeo and Juliet. By using celestial imagery as a recurrent theme throughout this play (tying into one of the first things we hear about their love in the Prologue, regarding them being "star-crossed lovers"), he ensures that the audience feel that their doomed love is almost heavenly and out of this world, playing on both the stage setup and the language to show this. As a continuation of the religious imagery used in their first meeting in A1S5, Shakespeare makes Romeo fall back on this wordplay and describes Juliet as a ''saint''. By these consistent references to both classical gods, such as "Jove", and to Catholic beliefs of "angels", he also adds to the otherworldly setting of this love. Catholicism was one of the two main branches of Christianity at this time that were almost battling with one another in Elizabethan England, stirring up emotion in this divided audience and reminding us that this love story took place in Verona, a Catholic city. Continuously referring to things commonly associated with space, such as describing Juliet's eyes as "two of the fairest in all the heaven" and placing her in parallel to the "fair sun" which will "kill the envious moon", emphasises this image of angelic, heavenly love foreshadowing the death that will soon conquer all the hatred and bitterness of their family feud. Although the death is already known to the audience, it is still enticing for them to see how everything will play out. The positioning of Romeo and Juliet on the stage also foreshadows the death - by placing Juliet above Romeo against a backdrop of stars it shows how she will soon be a part of the stars. With Romeo looking up at her, it shows how he will follow her and take the same path as her - death. Using celestial imagery also entwines love very closely with death, and this is also shown by the semantic field of violence used in this scene in juxtaposition to the semantic field of love.Someone give me feedbackkk
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Samiksha wrote: "Damn. It must just be a replay of him thinking of Mario and Randoms references, replaying GR conversations in his head at night and thinking of comebacks, and being bored to hell with his utterly b..."
Well... I think it is better to not to talk to people who don't really care about or respect you.. Maybe his head is filled with those things at night but atleast he doesn't have to worry about fake friend..
Well... I think it is better to not to talk to people who don't really care about or respect you.. Maybe his head is filled with those things at night but atleast he doesn't have to worry about fake friend..
Samiksha wrote: "Shakespeare presents love in a variety of ways in A2S2 of Romeo and Juliet. By using celestial imagery as a recurrent theme throughout this play (tying into one of the first things we hear about th..."
Lol I didn't read that., how come a teacher can read at least 30 essays so full of Shakespeare
Lol I didn't read that., how come a teacher can read at least 30 essays so full of Shakespeare
Fine, it's a joke then, whatever you want...
Ummm... Samiksha is an author, I don't think that classifies her life as boring.
Ixmon you could actually be an English professor in future, I swear you will flourish in that profession
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "But the money…"
What, you care about money more rather than student's future?
What, you care about money more rather than student's future?
I care about the money too though, I mean, if you don't have enough money, you don't really have a future.
Lol, u speak the truth tho. Oh wait. I got an idea, how about you become a professor in some big university?
Fair point. But if you pick another job then you would've dedicate your whole life to that too!
And if you do become a professor, you will also get so many holidays.. Oh my gosh I sound like my parents..
Yeah I figured..
Well you enjoy irritations people, you are good at irritating people, aw man too bad there's no job where you get money for irritating people
Well you enjoy irritations people, you are good at irritating people, aw man too bad there's no job where you get money for irritating people
Politicians annoy people and they get paid for it
OMG!! Thanks Vanya! Ixmon, Vanya found you a new profession, Politician! Omg why didn't I think about it before? See you you get money, so first wish fulfilled and you like and enjoy irritating people so second and third wish fulfilled too!
Anyway let's stop bullying the poor guy now lol :-P How are you all?
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "But then I would at least enjoy it. The check list is in this order: money, what I’m good at, what I enjoy."Okay, so what are you good at it? What comes to my mind: hmmmm nothing?
ixmon iteration 9 (can beat a kaiju in a fight) wrote: "And by the way Samiksha, yes, my life is utterly boring. Far better than yours though."And exactly how do you know what happens in my life?
