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Topic	The abandoning of hope for people who enter a place
ParanoidObsessive 10/05/18 4:47:40 PM #9:	madadude posted... Hopefully on the outside, upon entering I assume. Yes. Though considering my general cynicism and misanthropy, I could probably have just as easily put it over the inside of the door going out, and it would have retained its meaning. It could have been like in Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy (which I'd definitely read by that point), where a character calls his house "Outside of the Asylum", because he feels like everyone else in the world is crazy, so he puts them all in an asylum for their own good. Which involves him building an odd sort of backwards house that makes it look like, when you're going outside, you're actually going inside. Because leaving his house is going INTO the asylum. Zeus posted... While I get the appeal, that really sends mixed messages. Ehh, it's not like I was bringing any girls home at that point anyway. I mean, I think that was only a few years removed from the point where I'd put a ton of blue construction paper over my door to make two flaps, so it looked like you were entering a TARDIS (and I built a control panel inside out of old computer parts and Speak & Spells with Christmas lights all over). And probably around the same time I was trying to figure out how to build a light enough bookcase and put it on hidden rails so it could slide away to reveal a hidden door (I never did, sadly). --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family <cite>ParanoidObsessive posted [p:910020822] in The abando... [t:77069026]...</cite> <quote><cite>madadude posted...</cite> <quote>Hopefully on the outside, upon entering I assume.</quote> Yes. Though considering my general cynicism and misanthropy, I could probably have just as easily put it over the inside of the door going out, and it would have retained its meaning. It could have been like in Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy (which I'd definitely read by that point), where a character calls his house "Outside of the Asylum", because he feels like everyone else in the world is crazy, so he puts them all in an asylum for their own good. Which involves him building an odd sort of backwards house that makes it look like, when you're going outside, you're actually going inside. Because leaving his house is going INTO the asylum. <cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>While I get the appeal, that really sends mixed messages.</quote> Ehh, it's not like I was bringing any girls home at that point anyway. I mean, I think that was only a few years removed from the point where I'd put a ton of blue construction paper over my door to make two flaps, so it looked like you were entering a TARDIS (and I built a control panel inside out of old computer parts and Speak & Spells with Christmas lights all over). And probably around the same time I was trying to figure out how to build a light enough bookcase and put it on hidden rails so it could slide away to reveal a hidden door (I never did, sadly). --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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