Calaveron
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Calaveron
Cougar Draven
Calaveron
Well, in my opinion people who "soulbond" are no better or worse than people who think they're vampires, or have the soul of an animal inside them, or believe themselves to be anything else than human.
These are beliefs that should have been dropped as soon as rational thinking is acquired.
Well, now there's something to say, for damn sure. See, just because you don't believe the same way, just because there's a difference between you and I, you're going to tell me I'm not a rational human being.
Of course, basing "rationality" on the actions of a normal American, whatever "normal" is, I don't want to be rational, but that's an entirely different discussion.
kaijupaziuri
Oh God, not this thread again. This is not funny! You people are sad, and you're ruining the internet for the rest of us.
And I bet that if the beliefs of a group of people can ruin the Internet for "the rest of you", then it was ruined to begin with. Learn from this.
No you see, I consider myself rational because I don't believe myself to be possessed by a fairy tale being.
And sure, insult America while you're at it, too. It's the PERFECT rebutal for any argument.
The best thing is, the sarcasm in that last statement has a ring of truth to it. "Crazy Americans", right?
Wrong. I'm perfectly sane, not possessed by any "fairy tale" beings that I know of. Perhaps you should read some of my earlier posts. First of all, I use the word "soulbond" because I don't like explaining. Second of all, my primary soulbond is Layne Staley. I trust you've heard of him. And I have evidence to back it up.
How can you have evidence of doing something so disconnected from reality?
By all means, show me your evidence. Can't wait to see what you have to say.
(And seriously, the Alice in Chains singer? What?)
You just gained a hell of a lot of respect for knowing him. And yes. I am completely serious.
For about three years now, I've been a latent fan of Alice in Chains. Had "Dirt", never really listened to it much. Until about a year ago, that is. About a year ago, I was looking for something to listen to, and I saw "Dirt". Now, at the time, I knew about six Alice in Chains songs. Rooster, Angry Chair, Them Bones, Man in the Box, Down in a Hole, and What the Hell Have I. I put the CD in my player, and listened to 13 tracks of grungy goodness. I knew every song.
Same thing with Unplugged.
And the self-titled release.
And Jar of Flies.
And now Facelift.
I know every song Alice in Chains has released, most of them before I'd even heard them. Not to mention the fact that I cried when I heard the news about him passing on.
Of course, there is more. There's always more. The number 19 is significant to me. And I was born exactly six months,
to the day, away from Layne's birthday. The only difference was the year. And how old was Layne when I was born? 19.
Not to mention the fact that I've been told I sound like him, just with a deeper speaking voice. My natural singing voice is roughly the same as his.
And let's not forget my favorite thing. Reality is subjective.