May 29, 2020
Posted: Fri May 29, 2020 8:05 am
Good morning HMFers. I hope you all have a great day and stay safe in these uncertain times.
I'd vote for a third option.zombie wrote:if you had to choose between only ever having films adapted from a previous source (and the sequels or remakes that come along with them) or only ever having original screenplay films (and sequels/remakes that come from them), what would you choose?
Have to say, as a 26-year old virgin, I appreciate this take. I pretty much never tell any friends that I've not had sex - I hear how both some males and females shame it. Dealing with a life-long depression isn't bad enough, I get to hear Joe talk about how virgin guys aren't really men. Sure, that's useful. *rolls eyes while shoots self*Dream wrote:Just caught up on the issue at hand.
Can I just say that people who make fun of virgins are assholes? They're also the ones most likely to label people who aren't virgins as sluts.
From my perspective whether or not someone is a virgin had no bearing on who they were as a person. Personally, I find it commendable to not lower your standards just to remove the stigma of something that has no real impact in the world. I don't really have anything to compare it to, but I'm told you don't magically feel like a different person after losing it, so I don't get the fascination/obsession with it on either side of things.
Want to be celibate your whole life? Cool, be safe and enjoy.
Want to bang everyone you come across? Cool, be safe and have fun.
Previous source being a previous film(i.e. a remake), or something like books and shit? If the previous source can be anything, then either option could provide an abundance of new films. A good example would be The Colour Out of Space by Lovecraft. It's had three film adaptations, all different. If it's just remakes, fuck that noise.zombie wrote:if you had to choose between only ever having films adapted from a previous source (and the sequels or remakes that come along with them) or only ever having original screenplay films (and sequels/remakes that come from them), what would you choose?
i was thinking adapted, as from other mediums. i included remakes (and sequels) that come down the line, to follow the original screenplay films or to follow the adapted screenplay films.Slaughterhouserock wrote:Previous source being a previous film(i.e. a remake), or something like books and shit? If the previous source can be anything, then either option could provide an abundance of new films. A good example would be The Colour Out of Space by Lovecraft. It's had three film adaptations, all different. If it's just remakes, fuck that noise.zombie wrote:if you had to choose between only ever having films adapted from a previous source (and the sequels or remakes that come along with them) or only ever having original screenplay films (and sequels/remakes that come from them), what would you choose?
Losing your virginity means fuckall. You put your dick in someone else, big fucking deal. Everything with a dick does that, what makes it special? Anyone that says otherwise is living a fairly meaningless life that revolves around their dick. If that's all you're living for, I'd say that sucks, but to each their own. It was a big deal in our teens because hormones and shit, but now? Who gives a fuck? I lost my virginity around 16, but didn't have sex again for years. Hell, I've gone thirteen years without at one point, and I don't give a fuck. Sex is only notable if it means something. Honestly, meaningless sex is just masturbating with someone else's body. Interesting, but a waste of time and energy.Jigsaw wrote:Have to say, as a 26-year old virgin, I appreciate this take. I pretty much never tell any friends that I've not had sex - I hear how both some males and females shame it. Dealing with a life-long depression isn't bad enough, I get to hear Joe talk about how virgin guys aren't really men. Sure, that's useful. *rolls eyes while shoots self*
I'm blind apparently. Either one would lead to new films, so I'm good with either. There's tons of good books that could be adapted to film, and there's tons of screenplays out there that aren't getting made because producers are idiots.zombie wrote:i was thinking adapted, as from other mediums. i included remakes (and sequels) that come down the line, to follow the original screenplay films or to follow the adapted screenplay films.
either way, you can have a ton of films. a limited number of possible films isn't an issue.
whether you're a virgin or you have sex at every given chance, has absolutely no bearing on your worth as a person.Jigsaw wrote:Have to say, as a 26-year old virgin, I appreciate this take. I pretty much never tell any friends that I've not had sex - I hear how both some males and females shame it. Dealing with a life-long depression isn't bad enough, I get to hear Joe talk about how virgin guys aren't really men. Sure, that's useful. *rolls eyes while shoots self*Dream wrote:Just caught up on the issue at hand.
Can I just say that people who make fun of virgins are assholes? They're also the ones most likely to label people who aren't virgins as sluts.
From my perspective whether or not someone is a virgin had no bearing on who they were as a person. Personally, I find it commendable to not lower your standards just to remove the stigma of something that has no real impact in the world. I don't really have anything to compare it to, but I'm told you don't magically feel like a different person after losing it, so I don't get the fascination/obsession with it on either side of things.
Want to be celibate your whole life? Cool, be safe and enjoy.
Want to bang everyone you come across? Cool, be safe and have fun.
I thought they were alright in a pinch.Jigsaw wrote:How does everyone feel about Bolthouse Farms' drinks? Never really had them before, but after my workplace had them on a buy 1, get 1 free sale, I've sampled many of them, and generally find them pretty good. Their peach parfait was on point.