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19.11.2010 в 09:27

Пишет  Beyliar:

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Когда читаю «сообщества для девочек» чувствую себя махровым пидорасом.

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@темы: Robert Englund

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« I ask for so little. Just fear me, love me, do as I say and I will be your slave. »
Jareth

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азиатская эротика такая секси

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У меня временно накрылся комп и у нас живет алкоголик последний степени с зависимостью от барбитуратов.
Благо барбитурат этот содержится в корвалоле, но внимание будьте бдительны употребляя корвалол, его нельзя пить три раза в день. Даже раз в день иногда слишком часто.

Корвалол так хорошо успокаивает и радует своим спокойствием людей, что случаи зависимости от такого банального и обыденного препарата очень часты нынче.

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12.11.2010 в 00:00

Пишет  Веселый робот:

Добавлено роботом
Демотиваторы XIX векъ.

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страшилка про скелеты, злых клоунов и еще что-то

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Прошла тест Роршаха с самой собой.

Тут я вижу Сатану одетого как Зигги Стардаст и двух поджареных но живых хамелеонов, которые на самом деле органы лежащие на белом кофейном столике, которые я вырезала ножом из дешевой шлюхи.

На других картинках я вижу Мэнсона и черноволосых моделей с большими сиськами.

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A Helpful Guide to Rorschach Inkblots

Did you know that there's a bit of a kerfuffle brewing among psychologists because images of the famed Rorschach inkblot tests have now been posted on Wikipedia, along with the most common responses for each image?

Mental-health
professionals, as you might have seen on TV or in the movies, often use
a person's interpretation of the inkblots as one of many methods of
gauging a test subject's psychological state. Hours and hours of
research have gone into developing a standard that links a person's
responses to certain psychological conditions. But what if you just use
Wikipedia to memorize the correct (i.e. non-psychotic) responses to
these images? Couldn't you "game" the system? Could a fully insane
psychopath come across as normal because he studied Wikipedia the night
before his Rorschach test?

Possibly.

It also occurs to me
that someone wanting to get attention by appearing clinically crazy
might also memorize the "right" answers and then endeavor to not give
anything even close to the right answer. This interests me -- a sane
person trying to appear insane is a difficult trick to pull off -- so
I'd like to offer helpful suggestions on a few of the inkblots.

Inkblot #1:



Most common responses: Bat, butterfly

Marginally insane response: Two chihuahuas ripping apart a beetle that has pincers extruding from its head.

Clinically crazy response: Two
baby elephants using their tusks to tug apart two robed monks who are
each hugging the other, each with one hand in the air being used as a
hand puppet to reenact scenes from old Garfield comic strips. The monk
on the left appears to be playing the part of Jon. The one on the right
is Garfield. (You do see that, too, don't you?)

Inkblot #2:



Most common responses: Two human figures

Marginally insane response: Two
mountain gorillas encountering each other in the grasslands of Uganda
and falling in love, as illustrated by the shared hearts floating
between them. Also they are making soup in a large cauldron.

Clinically crazy response: The
black, bug-like eyes and pointy black and white ears of the alien
overlord who appeared in my room last night and stole my gallbladder,
which he then suspended above his head between the tips of his ears so
that he could communicate via mind-meld with my other organs, telling
them to slowly shut down their regular functioning because I am
convinced that my body is conspiring against me. Also, they are making
soup.

Inkblot #3:



Most common responses: Animal hide or skin

Marginally insane response: Hide or skin of Animal, the Muppet drummer.

Clinically crazy response: A
head-on view of Glenn, the talking warthog with a handlebar mustache
who lives under my bed. He's harmless, though, because he has been
domesticated by the family of Gypsies who also live under my bed and
occasionally keep me up at night with their tambourine renditions of
Peter, Paul and Mary songs.

Inkblot #4:



Most common responses: Human faces

Marginally insane response: Great scott! That's the ecepticon_small.jpg" target=_blank>Decepticon logo!

Clinically crazy response: Great scott! That's a degraded photo of me giving a double thumbs-up after leaving my first viewing of the film BioDome!
That stuff at the bottom is kinda thick, but I imagine it's a
reflection of the light off the handcuffs I was wearing at the time, but
I totally should NOT have been arrested because how was I to know that
Chad was going to light up that funny cigarette right there in the
theater, or that he was going to dump his extra large tub of popcorn on
the theater manager's head when he came to ask us to leave, or that he
was going to assume the Mr. Miyagi crane stance right before attempting
to kick the arresting officer in the head? Stupid Chad.

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What do you see in the inkblots above? (Or, more importantly, what can you deduce about me psychologically based on what I was able to see in the inkblots above?)

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@темы: боуи

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Awesome 80's Online Radio

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Peter Sellers, Playboy 1964

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Monolyth & Cobalt Vol.I : The Outlined Crossing Seasons by Fluid Radio on Mixcloud

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@темы: боуи

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Трент Резнор.

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Кто знает как удалять приложения на фейсбуке?