@Crow

Must of the gleeks would probably be Earth Ponies.

Somewhat relevant

I think Sue would be a Pegasus, they seem more warrior-like. A lot of the Cheerios would be unicorns. I see Rachel as a unicorn as well.

the restaurant near me has some amazing buffalo chicken tenders, they are JUST the right degree of spicy and taste amazing.

Another good way to clear your sinuses is to pick your nose after dicing a habanero pepper.

@Mage I unnah. Why do I dislike Dany?

I'm not a fan of that type of show anyway. Teen dramas and soaps NEVER interest me. The lives of people don't interest me

@Is

Blaine would be a pegasi to :D

@ginger

That's sad....You would have loved Sue XD

edited 12th Apr '12 3:55:46 PM by LMage

Lemonade or Pink Lemonade?

@ginger, Re spicy foods: Well, there's the addiction thing as Ils mentioned. Plus as I said, if you start at a low enough scale (Like, I don't know, a bit of cayan pepper or tabasco) then the burning isn't ll that bad compared to the taste, which I do genuinely like. In mine case, though, there's at least a mild element of the fact that I was 10, and I wanted to be more like my Dad. After a while it was something I just got used to. and I still liked the taste, so it just kinda happened that I became used to them.

Iced tea. No, but regular lemonade is good.

What, I just don't like Drama shows for the most part. I stopped watching House when it became more about the relationships and drama

@Mage I believe Sue is about the only character I could stand (I forgot her name)

edited 12th Apr '12 3:59:07 PM by gingerninja666

Still on foods? I love spicy foods. Anything from curries to spicy stews.

I don't like spicy foods. I like "spiced" foods.

I have to agree with Ginger on Glee. I feel like the writing is too schizophrenic about taking its characters seriously for any development to stick (I'm especially uncomfortable that so much of the club's early survival was built on some pretty callous blackmail that the writers never addressed and just hand waved as a joke). Although unlike Ginger, I do like around 80% of the songs they do, so I can put up with the characters for that. And to be fair, the writing has slightly improved in season 3.

@L Mage

I remember my first classic Sue scene...

I'm behind on Glee's Season 3. But I loved the Kurt X Blaine romance. I think I'm a Yaoi Fangirl at heart ^^

I really liked Kurt's romantic development. It was realistic to say the least. I like realism. And that's about the most realistic thing about the show now actually.... XD

@Crow

I can't find a clip of the Kitty Cat scene to link XD

Hay, guys. What are we talking about?

So who wants another round of "KILL IT WITH FIRE!"?

@Mage I was talking about when she drugged Figgins (first episode I watched, in fact...)

@Syd Glee atm

edited 12th Apr '12 4:03:15 PM by crowlover

I love that video.

edited 12th Apr '12 4:02:48 PM by Chadaman99

Okay, question:Why would someone WANT realism? Isn't media supposed to be a means of escapism. To see stuff we CAN'T see in real life?

I don't hate it unless it becomes incredibly pervasive, but I never understood the consensus that Realism automatically equals quality.

@ilsemmr What was the last episode you saw?

Never watched Glee, so I can't comment on it.

As far as realism in media goes, realism isn't as important as believability. As long as I can believe that what's being shown could actually happen in the established context of the show, I see no problem with it.

@Ginger: I've never understood that either. I remember being in a fiction writing class in college, and it frustrated me to no end that out of the 15 or so people in the class, only like me and 2 other student ever wrote about stuff that had any sort of fancifulness to it; everybody else stuck to uber-realistic stuff. Which isn't bad, but it baffles me that given the opportunity to write about literally anything you can think of, most people seem to stick with something mundane. I can understand it for stuff like movies or tv shows where unrealistic stuff screws up the budget and stuff, but it's writing. There's zero penalty for not writing about something realistic.

The only stuff that I generally want realistic is the characterization, because if the characters are too unrealistic it becomes hard to connect to them. If I go "nobody would ever act like that", there's a problem, even if it's a fantasy.

edited 12th Apr '12 4:09:40 PM by JapaneseTeeth

I can't stand spicy food either.

@Syd Glee atm

Never watched it.