danielsangeo

South Par Golfing becomes hugely popular in the southern hemisphere.

I guess I'm the only one here that actually found the cave right away and then took the unholy dumbwaiter to the rotating platforms.

From my reading of the plot (I haven't seen it because I don't really like DS9--too actiony for Star Trek, IMHO), it seems that Garak was claustrophobic, not cleithrophobic. In that work area, he could get in and out of it, from what I can tell. But maybe I missed something.

See, it's not tight spaces that's a problem for me, as long as I know I have an escape if I need to. It's being trapped there and not at all able to escape.

Subs up! EDIT: I'd have to say my favorite part in this episode is entering the cave and shooting the vortigaunt as it was charging up, and Gordon says, "Shut up." I do that a lot in my real life. Not shooting vortigaunts, but if something is making noise and I don't want it to make noise, when I turn it off (such as my stove fan), I say, "Shut up" to it almost identically to how Ross said it here. Brought a big laugh to me the first time I heard it.

You can't stop the Freeman! freeman_s_mind_episode_64_en.srt

Somewhere like a cave? Anywhere that is enclosed to such an extent that I cannot move or call for help. There is a scene in the movie Jumanji that scared the Dickens out of me. After they release the stampede, an elephant walks on a car, crushing it. There is a person inside the car and the car is being crushed around him. After the stampede leaves, the person is trapped in their crushed car, unable to move or leave. I was shaking like a leaf at the visuals.

I have a combination of taphophobia and cleithrophobia. Really, they're a combination of the same thing. I have a fear that I'll get stuck in a small place where I can't get out and I can't move and I can't call for help. It's not claustrophobia because I'm fine in small enclosed areas. It's just where I know that I wouldn't be able to easily exit that frightens the bejeezus out of me.

Let it snow Let it snow Put that white stuff on the grou-ou-ound Let it snow Let it snow Turn on the TV and cancel school I don't care if the roads are plowed Let the blizzard rage oooooooooooon! It's time for another round of TF2.

Man, I can't think of any more geology related puns. Ivory-lee need to bone up on my terms.

Enough. I don't want to hear any marble out of you.

Only stoners and metalheads like puns about geology.

Subs up!

Just keep standing there; this is a very important part of the ceremony. We have to get the subtitles and attend the luncheon... Mmmm... luncheons. freeman_s_mind_episode_63_en.srt

A way to shut down a corny pickup line: Man: Did it hurt? Woman: What? Man: When you fell out of heaven? Woman: Did you just call me Lucifer?! A way to open it back up: Man: Well, you do bring the light to my darkened heart.

I think of headcrabs like ants or bees. You have the queen (Gonarch) which is, essentially both male and female, fertilizing its own eggs, growing the larval headcrabs in its body until it's time to release them. The resultant headcrabs are like worker ants or worker bees and are sterile themselves. If a Gonarch dies, a headcrab is born to replace the dead Gonarch as queen headcrab. The headcrab grows into another Gonarch. That's how it works, at least in my mind.

Poltergeist

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Jack Nicholson

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Picture responses or text responses on this thread?

I take the sounds I hear and try to write them out as if I was trying to spell them. Sometimes I call my mind back to various comics I've read for how to write certain onomatopoeia. If I can't figure out how to spell them or it becomes really stupid looking when written down, I just change it to what is happening and put it in brackets (such as in this episode, I wrote [hyperventilating]). I don't write what emotion is being given, however. If Ross's Gordon is screaming or shouting over a lot of noise (such as during a battle or when there's the 'earthquake' in this episode), I just write the words in all caps. I'm also trying to all caps certain words that are being emphasized (such as "I didn't realize I was THAT late" where the word "that" being emphasized). In comics, those words are bolded, but I don't believe it's possible to bold or italicize subtitles on Youtube. Thanks for your effort and contribution, kingkolton9, but I'm more than willing to continue doing the subtitles for the English language captions.

Wow, my subs are absolute trash next to yours. I guess that was to be expected. Oh, wow. I didn't even realize you had done them. My apologies!

8/10 No boobs, right amount of horn.

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