Recent content by SPQR

Think nothing of it. I'm spending a bit less time on the boards ever since school started, so it's alright. You might make a terrible teacher, but you'd make a wonderful student with an attitude like that. That's a great quote. It's a bit more philosphical and less humorous than most Wilde...

It's quite alright. I'd only be offended if you never said anything back at all. :P I understand about not sharing knowledge with others unless it becomes necessary. Sometimes I attempt to justify it by telling myself that knowledge is power and therefore, it's wiser to be greedy with it. That...

That really was fun to watch. It was interesting how well they synchronised with each other. I found a piece you might like: YouTube - Cohen's Masterpiece (Cohen's Scherzo n°7) I suppose I ought to tell you though that the credited composer, Cohen, doesn't actually exist. This is from...

I don't claim to be one myself, but any friend of Horowitz is a friend of mine. :)

Kyon-kun, denwa! ...Times eight.

Thanks for the rep. I'm glad you like Philip Glass. He's simply amazing.

Ah, well that's a pretty tricky question to answer. I mean, does anyone ever say no? It's similar to being asked if you can keep a secret. I suppose if by trustworthy you mean I wouldn't tell others what was told to me in confidence, than I feel I'd do a good job of that. Incidentally, would you...

Hmm, well as long as you have someone to confide in, that's really the important bit. I have this terrible habit of saying stuff that sounds like advice. I think it's a result of my youth, when what I wanted most was to grow up and be taken seriously. I thought it was a different way of...

Haha, that's only fair I suppose. Hmm, well alright. I was afraid of that, but I wanted to ask anyways. Sometimes people just need a good listener. No, I actually don't know them that well. I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but the best way to describe any of my friendships would be this...

I'm sorry to hear that. Is there anything I could do to help? Life and death are pretty similar I suppose. I find that actively putting yourself in new situations, especially ones that make you feel uncomfortable or lost, helps get you out of nihilistic funks, but I'm told even uncertainty...

I'm (rather) flattered. :P How have you been?

I've played it. It's a fascinating game, though it eats up a lot of time because there is almost no explanation of any goals or rules (although this is kind of the point, because you're supposed to enjoy the scenery and explore). I liked how innovative and weird it was, but I wish there had...

"...But until that day, consider this justice a gift on my daughter's wedding day."

:mill: And, yes, I agree that digital is nothing compared to the spiffiness of the hands.

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