Jen
KurJen - Kurgan Mod
Trigger finger's been itchy lately, huh?
Nope - just doing my job here and trying to keep things civil.
Trigger finger's been itchy lately, huh?
My last word on this as well. Being as the producer from 2001 till the present is Jimmy Langley, most likely the creators brother I can just imagine them both giving interviews at about the same time frame giving completely opposite information. Whatever, I'm done.
Yeah, but you've been on a tear. Normally you're more patient and conciliatory.
Well, yeah. I didn't mean to suggest that you weren't justified. Busier than usual, I guess would have been a better way of putting it. Still makes you seem more Shell-ish in your modding.
And my avatar without Kong is be like your avatar without Catwoman's ****s. I had to restore the natural balance of things.
But Kong is a romantic.
No true romantic is delusional. That's why the world is always shooting them down off the Empire State Building. In their cynicism people have lost their ability to appreciate beauty and they fear those who have the strength of character to stand up for what is true and good.
No true romantic is delusional. That's why the world is always shooting them down off the Empire State Building. In their cynicism people have lost their ability to appreciate beauty and they fear those who have the strength of character to stand up for what is true and good.
Fine. I'm not wise and calm. I'm a grumpy-ass bastard that likes to pound the tar out of tyrannosaurs. Three at a time.
Happy?
Fine. I'm not wise and calm. I'm a grumpy-ass bastard that likes to pound the tar out of tyrannosaurs. Three at a time.
Happy?
The movie character was a metaphor, and specifically in the way that Jackson articulated the story, he was a metaphor for true masculinity. Every other male in the story is unworthy of her affections because they have character flaws that compromise their potential virtuous nature. She falls in love with Kong because he was worthy, and the tragedy is that in her world (Depression era America, where mass starvation loomed on account of the cowardly, effeminate shift away from liberty, and towards a cradle to grave entitlement society) such a creature could not survive. He was no longer considered human, but a monstrous anti-social animal that was a threat to everything the new order stood for.
Delusional is the wrong word. Naive would be better.