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[Thaluikhain]

I don't even get why it has to be 'serious' to answer honestly?

Well, it doesn't, but there's no particular reason to otherwise, if you see what I mean.

[Invisible Friend.]

What if you like doing quizzes. That's a reason. Or if you like being categorised. There are heaps of reasons. Interest. Seeing if you were actually right about your results.

[Thaluikhain]

Yeah, sure, if you feel that way.  But if it was a serious important thing, you might do it even if you didn't, if you see what I mean.

[Invisible Friend.]

Do what?

[Thaluikhain]

Remind me of the babe.

[Invisible Friend.]

You can't just quote David Bowie in the hope I will forget you have no idea what you are talking about!

[Thaluikhain]

Would you like a peach then?

I know what I am talking about, but I think this is one of those times when Visi is a sparklepire and Thal is a giant moth.

[Erubadhriel]

Have you heard of astral projection? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astral_projection

It creeps me out just to think about it. Some people go to sleep and experience 'sleep paralysis' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis) where their body can't move, but they see things like 'demons' in their room, because their 'spirit' has moved to a different 'astral plane' or something. And some people say that when they 'astral project' they can even walk around and visit houses and stuff.

That. Shit. Is. Messed. Up.

Watch the movie 'Insidious'. *shudders*

Insidious was shit. I usually can't watch horror movies, but that one bored me to tears.

[Thaluikhain]

Lo Ru, not seen you in these parts for aaaaages.

[Mez]

Indeed you have been quiet, Eru.

Astral projection sounds way cool, but I've never been seriously tempted to try it.  It used to be called OOBE (out of body experience), but astral projection makes it sound almost scientific.

Anyway, what if you got locked out or something, and your mind was like, homeless and living on the streets and park benches?   

[Hank Azaria Chamberlain]

So Penriff and surrounds flooded last night, but the funny bit happened 30 minutes up the road at Nth Richmond. I was at Panthers preparing to get my poker on, when water started pissing out of the roof (and worryingly enough, the light fixtures), and the bulk of this water was coming out of one air conditioning vent, onto this poor blokes pokie he was playing. And he was in the middle of free games

[Mez]

Ah, the evils of gambling, so beautifully demonstrated by the incredible irony of the bloke whose pokie electrocuted him during the floods.  He was a problem gambler to the end, bless his greedy little soul.

[Lord Biscuit©]

Sunny in Sydney east. All day.

[Hank Azaria Chamberlain]

Ah, the evils of gambling, so beautifully demonstrated by the incredible irony of the bloke whose pokie electrocuted him during the floods.  He was a problem gambler to the end, bless his greedy little soul.

a) he's not dead.

b) he's not a problem gambler.

c) gambling is no more evil than bonging on.

[Thaluikhain]

So, he's no worse than people like Mez?  That's faint praise...