Shadow Kurahk

EDIT: I might be wrong, but I just realized that the highlighted part is just the firing mechanism.

-SK

My future LOST theme is so much better than yours and it doesn't even exist yet.

-SK

We could prolly convince one of the news people to do it.

-SK

Psh, I finished the entire series in a month.

-SK

*coughPEARLScough*

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-SK

I subscribed to your blog to read your awesome entries, not your sad, lifeless, boring ones. Okay, you've grown up. That doesn't mean everything has to be serious. I liked you when you made people happy, and you were happy yourself. I want you to change because going through your life thinking that you have to be super serious about everything since you've grown up is not something you are forced to do, nor is it something I'd suggest.

But to each their own. I just think that life shouldn't be taken so seriously. Yes, you should be serious about some things, like getting an education and getting a good career, but beyond that is what I'm talking about here. It's hard for me to see you change so drastically since when you were such an awesome guy.

-SK

I want you to go back to your non-emo self. You know, the one I remember from about two years ago.

-SK

I LOVE the one with Daffy and Hitler. Don't diss. >

-SK

Is that a seahorse head as the lower jaw?

-SK

You might live in LA, but you live in the worst part of LA.

-SK

I've got it.

They must assume the creation of fully functional space helicopter.

-SK

Also, why didn't Arthur's totem require some kind of action? Unless we never see it in the movie. But even in that case, if the action is rolling the dice, then what would happen in the dream world and what would happen in the real world?

-SK

The van hitting the water and the elevator splooming and Robert talking to his dad and [insert Ellen Page's character] and Robert jumping off the building all in perfect unison was like...epic.

I didn't think it was straightforward, though. I mean, starting off the movie like that and finishing it like that is always a good, confusing technique. And when Cobb is teaching [insert Ellen Page's character] everything about architecture, I barely understood half of what he said. I pretty much understood that scene by looking at the stuff being created around her. And the mirror shattering was also epic.

That's definitely a movie I'm gonna want to see twice, maybe three times.

-SK

Did you make this blog to flame BS01?

-SK

I speak on behalf of the BIONICLE Story Squad; we are currently still discussing this.

-Sk

Hope you don't wear the sunglasses indoors.

-SK

^That's just cruel.

Nice work. ;D

-SK

Yay!

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-SK

i kinda dont see why they have the dark prince in the movie

It's not Dark Prince, it's Sands of Time prince. Mechner just used the second game's pricne's suit on the first game's prince.

-SK

Better question.

Why have you stayed at just above 1000 posts for a really long time?

-SK

I just noticed your direct linking your rank image. I got punished for that once.

-SK

WATCH LOST.

NOW.

-SK

My RPG.

-SK

I officially rated it the best worst movie ever.

And honestly, the entire thing is unreal. Like, scientifically. Los Angeles (where I live, by the way >>) wouldn't sink into the ocean. The San Andreas Fault is a transform boundary, not a divergent boundary.

-SK

I've known about that game for some time now.

It really is fun.

-SK