Perry is just here to derail threads; example:Blade Runner is a classic movie of a “morally ambiguous” future. Mad Max was simply surviving in an apocalypse. Deckard, as you pointed out, was conflicted by his duties and obligations as a police officer and the morality of treating sentient beings as slaves and disposable trash….including one he fell in love with.
Did I scare off Perry or did he have me put on one-way ignore as predicted? Maybe his mommy cut off his computer privileges for rubbing himself to pictures of her?
'Blade Runner': philosophical implications in Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic
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True. It’s one of the means that indicates he’s lower IQ and poorly educated. He has the emotional maturity of a tween but is probably over 30. He won’t fess up to the cause of his issues, but he clearly has them. I expect his mommy sticks him in his room and tells him to play on the computer albeit with nanny software so the only females he can look up are the bra and panty ads on Walmart.com…..unless he prefers the men’s section. Since he has such a strong attraction to you, I suspect the latter.
rerun the tape, dumbass...
I HAD NOT POSTED ANYTHING FOR A LONG TIME UNTIL YOUR FRIEND DOC CAME ON GUNS ABLAZIN' AND JUST INSULTING ME FOR NO REASON.
FUCK YOU AND FUCK DOC. YOU SUCK ASS.
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Fuck you, Doc. YOU came on here and insulted me apropos of nothing. I had posted NOTHING on this thread for a LONG TIME.
Get your shit together you syphilitic fuckwad.
Perry, you might want to ask your mommy to increase your medicine dosages. Jus’ sayin’.
What happened to you? Did you really go to college then suffered an accident of some sort such as a drug OD, auto accident brain injury or got hit on the head while blowing your roommate??? I’m truly curious what happened in your life to turn you into the emotional hot mess you are today. TIA