Same here...part of the problem is the fact that I haven't been able to get online at home, so I've mostly relegated myself to RPing for now.

*wakes up from a long nap* ... *pokes Captain Taiyo* Where is everybody!! *starts searching all though the station*

it's a Car'a'Carn sighting! *glomps Carnnie*

*holds him down for the glomp*

Oh, and I'm heading to a job fair later today! Wish me luck!

thank you for the assist. much good lucks today at the job fair!

^^

I've got about half a dozen copies of my resumé printed out, and my contacts list. I just hope I can get something.

go in with confidence, it's a wonderful asset

^^;

Even though it's been a while since I've had much in the way of confidence. And there's my mom; see you all!

hummy! Hi!!!

HEY! No fair captain!! Ooo a job fair! GOOD LUCK!

So I'm finally here. Seems like those pings must have gotten LOST IN SPACE

Speaking of space, has anyone seen Gravity? I haven't but I wanna know opinions. Should I watch it? Haha.

The best I can say for it is that it is a pretty movie; they did a wonderful job with the special effects. But I'm not really a fan of anything else about it.

I'm not sure if I should watch it or not but I heard it was terrifying.

Not in my opinion, but I guess it depends on what your opinion of "terrifying" is. I find very few movies or shows to be truly terrifying, though I don't believe Gravity falls under "terrifying" even by normal standards. It is very suspenseful, and a lot happens, but it seemed to me that there was too much happening. Terrifying movies incite terror because there's some aspect of realism to it, generally by making the viewer feel as though it could happen to them. Gravity feels too alien to be terrifying. Suspenseful, yes. It can draw out impulsive reactions, but it's not the kind of movie that should leave you feeling unsafe to walk around at night, or haunt your sleep (maybe unless you know someone affected by recent space-travel-related-tragedies). I think the only movie to compare it to would be Apollo 13, but despite being better quality and having some prettier space imagery Gravity still falls short of the effect of Apollo 13 -- probably because Apollo 13 actually happened and the film shows how it affects the people left on Earth, erego your sense of realism.

*pokes thread*

Yay! Hey, Starr's back!

*Bangs on the life stasis capsule door before it reactivates*

*sits in the corner, playing pokemon Y

Originally Posted by TaiyoTsuki

*pokes thread*

Yay! Hey, Starr's back!

Yes, yes I am! My last semester of college is coming to an end so I figure I deserve a little less and a bit more .

Less freak-out is good. And your avvie looks nice and sci-fi-y.

*drops in and lands on Captain Taiyo* ... ohh uhh.. Oops?

HEY!!! I'M NOT A LANDING PAD!!!!

-looks up-
um....what?

Originally Posted by TaiyoTsuki

HEY!!! I'M NOT A LANDING PAD!!!!

Sure looked like one to me...

---------- Post added 04-17-2014 at 11:29 AM ----------

Originally Posted by musasgal

-looks up-
um....what?

... WHAAAAT??? Quit staring at me!!

I do not LOOK like a landing pad! You're the one who looks like he needs new pants!

Sorry for asking
-resumes playing-