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To have a lucid dream at South Park
I would be so happy :cheeky:
I would go hug butters and give him a kiss
Then i will hang out with kyle,stan and cartman and do stupid stuff
then i will get high with towelie
and poke mr.mackey head and see if it explodes
and do a lot of other stuff
Looks like you're setting the bar pretty high for yourself.
I don't suppose you have any plans to contribute to society in your lifetime? Maybe get a good job, start a family? You know, typical aspirations people set out to accomplish over decades of living.
Starting a family is not contributing to the society since there is a population crisis and depopulation is being talked ofQuote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
Im still young and have school work to worry about than a family
Pffft.
Who said anything about increasing the population?
Get yourself a nice wife (or husband, I won't judge >.> ) and go out and adopt an orphan or something. That or just steal someone else's kid (again, no judging here <.< ).
And you didn't say anything about getting a decent job. So, I'm assuming that means you have no goals for your life outside of what you posted in the OP.
I weep for you. I really do.
Edit: And before you say stealing children isn't helping out society, let me assure you, children are horrible little cretins, and their parents will be more than happy you relieved them of all the nightmares of parenthood. True facts.
Haha, that's a cute goal; gotta love South Park! However, I wouldn't limit myself to just that goal, as luck could have you reach it this very night, and hard work could easily get you to it within the next year or two, and as far as securing a healthy future it might not be the best idea to pursue only that. :P
Ehh, Mzzkc, there's nothing wrong with not contributing to society. All goals are inherently selfish, if only for that "good feeling" you get when you help out others, though of course some goals are more selfish than others. It's your own moral conclusion that one should strive to benefit society.
But if you have no other goals in life, may I suggest some for you, like giving me your life savings? :) (It may not benefit you, but it certainly benefits me, and that's the only person who really matters, right?)
You're right.
Here I was thinking I was helping out those poor parents, when I really I just liked snatching up children and pretending they were my own.
Lol.
But seriously. This thread.
On some level you do, though, or else you wouldn't do it!
Hey now, I like this thread; South Park is the greatest thing since love making. :)
It's obvious you guys are just bitter and jealous because you set your goals too high in life and failed miserably and are now drunken sots pining away into your bottles, and you wish you had thought to set the bar so low.
Ok, so maybe that's me then... :shock:
Good luck reaching it! :P
Oh sure Mancon... come in and say something supportive just to make the rest of us look bad! :cheeky:
I'm gonna hop on the negative train and I'd like to add, you suck!
but really, how dare you post a thread with such poor goals, honestly! Kids, these days. It's a fact that NO ONE here has had any thoughts more stupid than this. What does this mean to you, you ask? Just that you're that you're now the dreamviews village idiot.
You've surely destroyed your entire life with this thread.
There are how many years of potential lucid dreaming to accomplish goals? None can be spent having a silly fun? It's not like lucid dreaming has a set agenda. It's okay to have different aspirations for lucid dreaming than somebody else. Please try to understand the literary use of exaggeration when Ermac says "My Goal in life..." Loosen up people. Anyway, nice idea Ermac! Towlie and Butters are the best. If I went to SP I'd probably use Towlie like a flying carpet. Btw, Ermac is cool...but Sub-Zero is better. ;D
Guys it might be a poor goal, I don't think he was being serious about a life ambition, chill.
Edit: Mzzkc and That, you went too far.
Goals are personal.... Other people dont have to understand nor appreciate them. (but i dont think he was being serious... about ONLY having a sp dream as his one and only life goal.)
I don't believe this for a second... In fact... I dont even know who you are... so speaking for the entire DV community is not something you should be attempting. And before you say it im sure there are people who dont know who i am either.... But then again im NOT really berating anybody.Quote:
Just that you're that you're now the dreamviews village idiot.
It's a pretty cool dream goal of I have to say so. And kudos for not wanting to reproduce. It's overrated.
<serious>You misinterpreted our responses. We are not badgering him; we are playing around with the concept that his wording implied. We know this is not his ONLY goal in life and that the title of the thread is exaggerated, yet we are having some fun playing with the idea as if we didn't know these things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arch
In reality, we think it's a perfectly fine and fun goal to aspire to, and we all wish him the best. However, to be honest, the thread probably wouldn't reach out of responses like "good luck!" or "that's a cute goal :)" if we had responded seriously. Instead, we hope the OP does not take any unintended offense and hope that he may have a laugh at his unintended side effects and maybe even play along.</serious>
Edit: HAHA, told you!
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You are trying so hard to be usefull for the society and to fit in with it, by having the standard goals of life as everyone else should have(according to the government and/or church or just you're way of looking at life).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
You probably think you live free, but yet you are bound by all this expectations from your society "you should have a job to be useful in life".
Yet this man here, in this very thread, shows his way of freedom, a totally unrestriced way of thinking, a way of making a wish wich is bound by nothing but his pure fantasy, and then you are bashing him for thinking in a free way. I for one support this fellows life goal (even if it wasn't seriously his life goal) and I think he should have the freedom to wish and do(in a dream) as he wants.
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Originally Posted by Ladusence
Wish we had more people like you
http://files.sharenator.com/bravo_Da...165465-535.jpg
Omfg, the other night I had a dream, it was like south park, with most the characters and stuff, but it was a little bit scary. It even left me on a cliff hanger, I kinda hope it doesn't resume. But some parts were definitely cool. I think Kyle died though, bastards. :(
Surprised it wasn't Kenny.
When I started reading this I was thinking" There are so many better fictional universes to visit" Then you mentioned getting high with towlie. Gonna have to do that. But I also think he'd get annoying really fast.
Stonedape: i read the book your av pic is from :) though i can't say i understood it all. /random
Remember, Don't Forget To Bring A TowelQuote:
Originally Posted by StonedApe
I started reading it but got distracted by school. I probably would have been better off dropping out and reading the book, but I guess degrees are important. I understood most of it, but even if you only understood a little bit I'm sure you learned a lot. Great book.Quote:
Originally Posted by pixiedust
Precisely what I was thinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ladusence
I'm glad someone knows irony when they see it. XPQuote:
Originally Posted by Sabre2552
I thought about making it incredibly blatant, but what's the fun in that?
And if I had, I doubt I would have gotten responses like this:
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Originally Posted by Ladusence
Lol. You mad, bros?Quote:
Originally Posted by PXUmais
I think you both missed the mark completely. Funny, considering Sabre was so kind as to put on his serious tags and explain the situation before you even started typing.
Oh, and I won't bother nitpicking through Lad's response and tearing into it (which I could do easily, since you've got some glaring errors and ironic assumptions in there), since you've both already doomed yourself by posting a serious response to something completely sarcastic and nonsensical.
That's his job, mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkmatters
He'd getbeaten mercilesslystrongly reprimanded if he were to stray from the Grand Design so meticulously laid out by DV's All-Powerful, All-Seeing Overlord.
I know you're probably not being serious, but this aggressive personal attack was simply uncalled for. It's just plain mean spirited and lacks any subtlety at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by That
Try harder next time, plox?
This is true...but I would still be supportive even ifQuote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
The staff doesn't beat, abuse, and whip me everyday to make me more supportiveit wasn't my job.
Haha, thanks Mzzkc. :P Though I think you misinterpreted Ladusence's response. I don't think he was seriously arguing your points at all; it sounded instead like he was also kidding in the very same vein that you were, just pretending to be the wholehearted supporter character rather than the harsh critic. Though, I could be wrong; his "even if it wasn't seriously his life goal" statement is fishy (why would he acknowledge the very idea we're playing up ignorance of?), but I hope he was kidding because his response is really funny if read in the appropriate tone.
As to the "true topic" (is there any?); visiting South Park in an LD is actually a really interesting idea. I'd like to see how my mind would make the transition between reality and cartoon, and would my mind be able to come up with comedy on the spot to accurately reflect the shows?
Lol, if you look closely you'll see the real reason behind my satirical remark at Lad's comical comment. Or at least comical for me, and probably some others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
I think you took his comment seriously.
"Yet this man here, in this very thread, shows his way of freedom", :D.. Personally, I think it was pretty obvious. ;P
EDIT: What Sabre said.
Given the dude's completely straight-faced post history, I highly doubt he was being satirical. Indeed, I think he was being completely serious.
Yes, it'd be funny either way, considering how absurd it is to consider restricting your goals in life to experiencing a manufactured world "freedom." Something about imagination, or pushing the boundaries of reality, on the other hand, sure, I could see that.
Still, I'd be happy to admit I'm wrong. Because the alternative would be heartbreaking.
Damn how do you manage 21 Ld in one day thats awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
Lots of luck, WILDs, DEILD chaining, and DILDs off of FAs. I still remember a lot of them, even though I never bothered to write any down.
http://i967.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1299795547Quote:
Originally Posted by Mzzkc
No but in all seriousness, I was being satirical because I assumed he was making a joke. Although I tend to make assumptions readily, so I may be/probably am wrong. :cheeky:
Sorry guys for the confusion :( , my message actually had "This post shouldn't be read with a high level of seriouslness" underneath it, but I though it was pretty obvious so I editted it out.
I am serious about that we should support whatever somebody wants to achieve in a lucid dream, but the way I posted it was obviously not the way I would normally post. xD
Lol, I admit defeat then, good sirs.
LOL
If there were a "Best Thread on the Forum" award, this one ought to get it! I even think I managed to spot some valuable insights on goals through my tears of laughter!
I like this community =).
If I imagine what happend on other forums, im happy that you dont got totally destroyed by hate.