Fishin' in the stream of consciousness (all-purpose, no topic chat thread)

;-; i am very sorry you didnt get your teeth out at the proper time, the surgery is bunches more painful with fully developed teeth. good luck, hope you get good painkillers and plentiful recovery time!!

 

Friend threw this video at me. Dude from Norway, lyric video in Spanish without knowing literally any Spanish. So it's just random words and names and comments and chopped phrases set to a catchy beat and I can't stop giggling?

 

i can't believe we don't have a marvel cinematic universe/avengers thread (unless my searching was just blind), because

behold this glory

 

@Kaylotta there are several threads for individual parts of it, like civil war, for example.

 

@unknownanonymous yes, I did find those ones - but no catch-all topic.

 

okay. was just making sure.

 

strange phenomenon: i once heard two songs in youtube AMV's by a band called Hurt and the songs were called On the Radio and House Carpenter. I could NEVER find the songs anywhere. not on any sketch websites, not on youtube, NOWHERE.

I just found them on Spotify nearly 11 years later and I remember every word. what the fuck.

 

I just saw an ad on youtube for (spacing out the word to avoid it being tracked) scie/ntol/ogy and I am internally screaming.

 

I want to share with you this line from my textbook.

"Other echoic words include barf, boing, botch, choo-choo, clack, clunk, plop, and tweet (the bird sound)."

 

http://parisianqueen.tumblr.com/post/151641284383/madlori-suburbanfire-owlmylove-this

presented without comment

 

I'm starting an lgbt sorority and you're all invited to join. Someone help me figure out the greek letters I need to put on a shirt.

 

i love this sketch

 

ΛΓΒΤΚΑ (*trollface*)

 

That's... Actually exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

 

oh - well, then, glad to be of service. XD it's not QUITE right ... Greek doesn't use a [kw] sound, so I just used [k]. also, Greek uses [g] not [dʒ] (hard g not soft g) and then, only in ancient Greek, so the G isn't quite right either, but hey.

to be fair/honest, i don't have the first clue how fraternities & sororities decide on their symbolic letters. maybe they're just acronyms too...

 

There's a gender neutral fratrority at my school by the name of ΗΠ (go on, say it out loud)