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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 7:17 pm

Thomas Neo Anderson

Maybe both. Also contemplate the overwhelming possibilty that you might die.

No. You could never really die as a result of killer zombies, because they don't exist. The movie is a metaphor for the fact that girlfriends are out to crush your economic potential, and your will to live. It is only after you come to this realization that you can become an unstoppable killing machine.

The underlying theme is that the goal in life is to live for oneself. Kind of like an uncontrollable half crocodile, half gorrilla.

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 7:18 pm

Thomas Neo Anderson

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Sir_Cathl_Peabody

Divorce yourself from the idea of relationships because they breed co-dependancy. Seriously.

It's always nice to know that in light of me divorcing myself from giving advice like this, the staunch legacy of anti-relationshipism continues on.

After you watch that movie I lent you, you will again realize the futility of relationships.

*edit* Evil Dead II you perverts.

Are you implying that my GF is going to be possessed by an unknown evil and attack me viciously, to which I'll be forced to decapitate her with a shovel, and later use a chainsaw to fully finish the job?

Or that she'll be stabbed in the back by my possessed hand that I was also forced to cut off with a chainsaw?

Maybe both. Also contemplate the overwhelming possibilty that you might die.

Well it is true that in the past 100/100 people who have been in any kind of serious relationship have died...

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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 4:26 pm

You can't. It's something you are going to do as long as you care about him. I'm in the same boat as you, and I worry endlessly about my boyfriend, because I love him and I don't want anything to happen to him. When your boyfriend lives a good distance away, it automatically makes you worry a little bit more, becuase you don't have the advantage of knowing his friends and family. You don't know if what he says is going on is really what's happening, or if there is something that he flat-out doesn't know. Something dangerous, of course.

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 4:50 pm

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Well it is true that in the past 100/100 people who have been in any kind of serious relationship have died...

Don't you mean will die, I've been in a few serious relationships and (quickly checks for pulse) as far as I know I'm not dead, yet.

Anyway, The cell phone idea isn't bad but would be better if he cared enough to check in on you. Of course all the anti-codependancy advocates would decry that but hey it's lack of co-dependancy that is the main reason for our skyrocketing divorce rates. Our grandparents stayed married for decades because thier love was mixed with co-dependancy. Our nevau attitude of fierce independance even at the risk of having love last no longer than a couple years is why these guys are probably single. Nope If my gal was worried about me and I really cared about her I wouldn't have a problem giving her a ring now and then. My work takes me out of town regularily and I call my girl at every stop I make to let her know I'm ok. I call that being considerate to the one I love.

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