Teh Gheys Thread

[UndeadFlamingo]

Heh
I still do have severe cystic acne that needs medication though >_> I'll just
Look even sexier with hella clear skin

Even sexier? Looking forward already.

 

[UndeadFlamingo]

how yall been?

Flirty. Very flirty.

 

[Alexandra]

Okay so since I disappeared for a while again heh I thought that I should bring everyone up to date.
Or new people who don't know me so they know who I am so I'm not just some random ass guy coming in and being part of the conversation
SO I think I showed you guys my halloween costume, and that bitch ass I dated we are now broken up because he's a dumb hoe.

ANYWAYS, since last time I saw you guys I got a lot more punk and got a Matty Mullins haircut, except black not red, and I started accutane so my face could finally clear up
Which it is.
UPDATE PICTUREE

obviously it's still not fully clear but it's way better than it was a few months ago.
And I'm graduating in two months, turning 19 in one month, and yeah.

So yeah I am a person once more guys.

SLAY ME BETCH

 

[Alexandra]

since it's been a day or two what are everyone's all-time favorite albums, music artists, tv shows, books, and movies

Here's mine:
Albums - The Fame Monster (Lady Gaga), Born This Way (Lady Gaga), ARTPOP (Lady Gaga), One of the Boys (Katy Perry), 21 (Adele), 4 (Beyonce), Survivor (Destiny's Child), Secondhand Rapture (MS MR), Fleetwood Mac (the band's debut album), Tragic Kingdom (No Doubt), In The Zone (Britney Spears), and Electra Heart (Marina and the Diamonds)

Music Artists - LADY GAGA, Beyonce, Marina and the Diamonds, Cher, Fleetwood Mac, Gwen Stefani, Florence + the Machine, Britney Spears, Neon Trees, Bastille

TV Shows - Avatar: The Last Airbender, Orphan Black, Game of Thrones, 30 Rock, Dragon Ball Z, Teen Titans, and Arrested Development

Books - A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin, Beloved by Toni Morrison, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

Movies - The Royal Tenenbaums, The Devil Wears Prada, Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away, Persepolis, and Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball at Madison Square Garden (I don't watch that many movies ok y'all...)

also here is my latest selfie enjoy

 

[Synalon]

since it's been a day or two what are everyone's all-time favorite albums, music artists, tv shows, books, and movies

Here's mine:
Albums - The Fame Monster (Lady Gaga), Born This Way (Lady Gaga), ARTPOP (Lady Gaga), One of the Boys (Katy Perry), 21 (Adele), 4 (Beyonce), Survivor (Destiny's Child), Secondhand Rapture (MS MR), Fleetwood Mac (the band's debut album), Tragic Kingdom (No Doubt), In The Zone (Britney Spears), and Electra Heart (Marina and the Diamonds)

Music Artists - LADY GAGA, Beyonce, Marina and the Diamonds, Cher, Fleetwood Mac, Gwen Stefani, Florence + the Machine, Britney Spears, Neon Trees, Bastille

TV Shows - Avatar: The Last Airbender, Orphan Black, Game of Thrones, 30 Rock, Dragon Ball Z, Teen Titans, and Arrested Development

Books - A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin, Beloved by Toni Morrison, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

Movies - The Royal Tenenbaums, The Devil Wears Prada, Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away, Persepolis, and Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball at Madison Square Garden (I don't watch that many movies ok y'all...)

also here is my latest selfie enjoy

Nice picture.

Music: My favourite artists are Beethoven, Lady Gaga, Paloma Faith and ABBA. I like random songs from lots of different artists without necessarily following them. On balance I don't really have exceptionally broad musical tastes.

TV Shows: The only ones I follow at present are Game of Thrones and Adventure Time. I seem to quite like children's/teenagers' cartoons; one of my favourites was Xiaolin Showdown. I would include Yu-Gi-Oh and Desperate Housewives here for my religious watching of them in youth but in retrospect they were not great. British panel shows like 8 Out of 10 Cats, Nevermind the Buzzcocks and Would I Lie to You? are all pretty funny. Teen Titans was great, except for the last season; same deal with X-Men the Animated Series (I actually thought X-Men Evolutions was better). I have fond memories of all those Cartoon Network shows like Powerpuff Girls and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Watching I, Claudius at the moment and it's pretty good.

Books: His Dark Materials trilogy, 1984, Mao: The Unknown Story, Oryx and Crake, The War of Powers. Iain Banks was a genius: The Wasp Factory is one of the best books ever written and I love his Culture novels; Inversions, Matter and Look to Windward are all fantastic. Have yet to read The Hydrogen Sonata and State of the Art. I also enjoy a lot of Agatha Christie but And Then There Were None, Evil Under the Sun and The Hollow are the best ones. Of course, I can't forget Harry Potter or The Lies of Locke Lamora. The Black Magician Trilogy was also very enjoyable. Wuthering Heights is a great book that I had to study for literature - one of the few I actually enjoyed (curse you, To the Lighthouse!) I was deeply disturbed as a child by Lord of the Flies. Certain history books I've found entertaining as well - Egyptian Mythology and Byzantium are two, though I grew up on a children's book of Greek mythology, the name of which escapes me.

On the other hand, I hate the Narnia books with a passion. I want to murder John Banville for inflicting The Sea upon me, and Andrzej Sapkowski is welcome to leap upon the pyre for writing The Last Wish.

At the moment I'm reading Republic and The Oxford History of Byzantium.

Movies: Princess Mononoke is probably my absolute favourite film but anything by Studio Ghibli is great (except maybe Ponyo which I guess was aimed at too young an audience for me to appreciate it). Besides that, there's Pulp Fiction, Metoroporisu, Lawrence of Arabia, Avatar, Hard Candy and Life of Brian. Of course, the other Monty Python stuff is great as well. Tyrannosaur was deeply moving. My favourite Pixar film is probably The Incredibles. I also like most Stanley Kubrick and Hitchcock. There are tons of great movies I like and if I were to list them all we'd be here all day.

On a related note, the Oscars this year were pretty disappointing. I haven't seen Dallas Buyer's Club so I can't speak to that, but both Gravity and American Hustle were much better than 12 Years a Slave. I don't mean to say it was bad - it was definitely a good movie and I really enjoyed it; it was a poignantly touching film and I came out feeling emotionally drained, which was of course the point. But it just didn't compare to the suspense and cinematography of Gravity or the brilliant plot and sheer acting genius of American Hustle.

Also enjoyed August Osage County and The Wolf of Wall Street.

And Sophie, you seem to have missed a CRUCIAL ASPECT HERE.

Games: Demon's Souls and Dark Souls (can't wait for the PC release...), Age of Mythology and Age of Empires II, Shadow of the Colossus, Sims, Baldur's Gate, Dragon Age and of course, Soul Calibur. I like real-time strategies in general, though it's very difficult to reach a competitive level of skill. My favourite genre is probably RPG, and I played an MMORPG called Dungeons and Dragons Online for years (considering getting back into it); I also really liked a little browser RPG called Mardek. At the moment I'm playing Rome: Total War and loving it.