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Eh up

Nice to see you around the old homestead....hopefully we'll see some more of your magnificent contributions soon... -- Sir Mhaille  (talk to me)

You complete me. Imrealized ...hmm? 05:47, April 16, 2011 (UTC)

You are very strange.

I love it. Also, this was one of the funniest reviews I have read in a while, though not exactly in-depth, but something tells me that's not terribly important in this case. Anyhow, it always is good to see one's completely useless code getting put to use (the whole phrases adding up to numbers thing), so... yay! 1234 ~ 00:15, 11 May 2011

Ah, that was you? Good stuff. I don't think I had ever done a Pee Review before and am now too hunkered down in a fortress of empty key lime crates to see if my assumption is true, but that cool code makes me want to keep on Pee Reviewing to see what other combos amount to. Most interesting will be:

rickshaw + rucksack + rickroll + rugrats + fish tacos = ?

I hope the answer is 17,002. That would just make sense. - Imrealized ...hmm? 01:49, May 11, 2011 (UTC)

Unfortunately, sense is rarely present in matters such as these... it's a very simple algorithm, by which I mean I couldn't think of anything with which to mix it up and it just wound up length-based. And I probably shouldn't have mentioned that, since now you'll not be inclined to come back to it, will you? Oops.

On the plus side, if you add an extra tree slug, that's an extra nine points. Put it in the taco, perhaps.

Less to the point, I read your review of Hypnotist, and holy crap, I love it. If your reviews are this good, it's making me think, perhaps, I should read your articles... are they worth it? 1234 ~ 03:06, 12 May 2011

Absolutely not, but at least they have lots of links that probably lead to articles that are worth it. And pictures that aren't especially horrendous. Many words, too. I guess they look like articles, now that I think about it, so they are worth it if the only thing you are really after is to "read an article". Laughter, well, that might be another story.

I could think of worse activities, mind you. I'd take reading one of my own articles over, say, rabies. Or watching paint. Watching paint dry would be more fun. But just watching paint sitting there in a bucket is not as fun. Except when it just randomly bubbles up for no reason and you begin to wonder if there is a tiny, paint-stained crocodile waiting to eat your brushes. Then the fun level trumps my articles for sure.

Overall, I'd say if you are looking for a good time, skip my articles and just fashion yourself the entire ensemble cast of Glee out of Fimo clay. Use your new figurines to make a stop-motion video, which you can then upload to YouTube. Call it Glay. Waaaaaay more fun. - Imrealized ...hmm? 05:34, May 12, 2011 (UTC)

Largely, they appear to be disappointingly article-like. I mean, articles are almost always like that, but... oh well. Not sure what I was expecting, really. I've watched paint, though. Not wet paint, mind, in a bucket or tin or whatever, but dry paint. On a wall. Sometimes it flakes. Bits fall off. It's rather, normally, but it does move, especially if the wall starts moving. Then watching the paint can be quite interesting, if only it weren't for the whole issue of why the wall happens to be moving, and what other concerns may happen to go with that... but sometimes I think people's priorities are just all wrong.

Good times are overrated, though, and not generally so good as folks expect them to be. Perhaps I would prefer to watch paint... or watch a strand of spiderweb flail about... or perhaps read a mite? You know how it is, what the mind does. Have you tried that, the Glay? 1234 ~ 18:49, 12 May 2011

My friends and I go Glay every Tuesday at 8. It beats watching the show. - Imrealized ...hmm? 19:52, May 12, 2011 (UTC)

By how much? I mean, how is the show? *shifty eyes* 1234 ~ 03:15, 13 May 2011

I've never actually seen the show. Cuddle parties. *awkward grin* - Imrealized ...hmm? 03:36, May 13, 2011 (UTC)

Thanks for Review

Rejoice, Imrealized! You have been entitled to the
Golden Shower Award

For donating high quality material to the Pee Review.

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I'm glad you liked my article. PS: really awesome you are back, love your articles:)--Sycamore (Talk) 12:10, May 12, 2011 (UTC)

Hey... aye, it is an excellent, fun read. Sorry that the total of my scoring only amounted to 24, though. Would've wrote longer scores had I known what I know now. I would've given you a Cscore of This is a score and also a statement, at the very least.

So, now that I've got you here, let me ask you: Do you think that I am lactose intolerant? For years I've indulged in dairy consumption with the best of them — Tubs of ice cream fell at my feet. Milk crates were stacking up. I wrapped my face in cheese for exfoliation purposes. Once I even visited a farm and was struck by what Farmer Federico called "sheer udder madness", then felt up a bunch of cows.

Now a bowl of cereal gives me gas. What gives? Also, good to meet you. - Imrealized ...hmm? 17:09, May 12, 2011 (UTC)

Well, if the score goes over 11, it goes back to 0 and starts counting again. Need to fit the table, these random phrases. 1234 ~ 18:50, 12 May 2011

Need to... back to..? Goes to eleven. Ugh. My non-technical, neo-neanderthal brain can't handle all these simple rules. Listen with your mind's ears — mine is crying out in underunderstanding pain. What have you done, numbers and tables? Why have you assaulted my... oh, I think I get it now. That's easy, actually. Okay. Thanks for the help.

Numbers can still suck it, though. - Imrealized ...hmm? 19:41, May 12, 2011 (UTC)

Thanks for the piss, man!

Thanks for reviewing Hypnotist, dude! I can't wait to get started on it. Thanks again. -- 00:01, May 18, 2011 (UTC)

I am getting sleepy. Sleepy. The mad, entropic world around me is melting away, replaced by a soft room of comforting light. There is a beanbag chair in the center of this soft room, a patchwork of gentleness and hemp and a pretty sweet paisley print. It is stuffed with whatever the occupant feels is absolute happiness. So... green gummy bears, in this instance. Sleepy. White light fills my eyes; it is slightly limeish flavoured. Sleeeeepy. I am asleep.

When I wake, I will find that my nicotine cravings are entirely unaffected, though I will feel a pang of guilt with every cigarette for the next week or so. I will also discover two days are missing. Then there is the message on my talk page from a magician, known conspirators of hypnotists and heathens. I will also find that my wallet is missing.

That's the last time I drink anything that your friend in the turban gives me, Magic man! - Imrealized ...hmm? 02:11, May 20, 2011 (UTC)

Hmm... you lost a whole day you say? Well here, drink this. Marvin gave it to me, he said it'll help you remember things better. Maybe it will help. -- 02:15, May 20, 2011 (UTC)

Wait. Just... wait. Ah no. Not falling for that again. I can't lose another day or two. I have, umm, stuff and things to take care of. Important stuff and things. So save your drinks for, what are you doing with that watch? I like the way it swings — reminds me of the moon after an absinthe bender. Nice repetitive sway. To and fro like that. Good stuff. I could really, just, go for... I think I should lay down. That watch thing is.. so tired.. but, I must fig – Preceding unsigned comment added by Imrealized (talk • contribs)

Oh wow, you look really sick now. Here, drink this. -- 02:28, May 20, 2011 (UTC)

ht the urge to... GODDAMMIT! - Imrealized ...hmm? 05:54, May 22, 2011 (UTC)

User:Imrealized/UnNews:Large Hadron Collider creates new mimetic metal alloy

Unlike a typical Uncyclopedia article, please don't use the Construction template for UnNews; as soon as you publish the story it goes into the queue on the UnNews Main Page and, therefore, has a certain amount of exposure, which is not a good thing for an article that says "I'm not finished yet." So please write UnNewses in your userspace or in a Word Document or on a loose sheet of graph paper or your forearm or a scrap of parchment, whatever floats your boat, and only publish it in UnNews when you're completely done. Cheers! ~  Talk 02:57, 26 May 2011 (UTC)

Uh-oh. Now I'm gonna have to go into this big friggin' tirade about how this is bubkiss and that you have single-handedly ruined my creative drive and that fuck userspace article making when I want it in UnNews. Right. Freaking. Now.

Uh-oh a second time. That isn't what I do. I do the other thing. I say sorry for making more work for you. I think this is my second UnNews ever so I plead ignorance. Often. And lots of it. Sweet, sweet ignorance. Seriously though, sorry. Gonna finish that up soonish and pop it back out there, minus the template. Thanks for the help, bruddah. - Imrealized ...hmm? 03:12, May 26, 2011 (UTC)

You guys are awesome. 1234 ~ 03:16, 26 May 2011

I'm just pissed I got gypped out of a tirade. Damn my second paragraph's sensibility! - Imrealized ...hmm? 03:25, May 26, 2011 (UTC)

You could always have a good tirade about something else. Squirrels, maybe. Have you ever had squirrels in your attic? They'll right kill the eaves, well-warranting a good tirade... or maybe a moth. Moth in a lamp... hells, but it could be most anything. I wish I could remember my rants... 1234 ~ 03:35, 26 May 2011

Tom Paine

Imrealized, you wrote a great article with "Tom Paine." I nominated it to be highlighted on the main page, and I hope it makes it! – Preceding unsigned comment added by NoNamesLeft (talk • contribs)

Fun fact: Most people think I had vanished from the site for five years, when in fact I was working on that article. It was rough because when I started out I was working on it from a house. Then I lost my job at the sperm whale sperming center because, really, who can concentrate on jerking a whale off when there is an Uncyclopedia article to write? Needless to say, five years later, I do all of my writing at the public library and all of my photoshopping comes from a friendly lady at Kinko's who volunteers at the soup kitchen. Anyways, thanks Uncyclopedia! Err, I mean... thanks for the nomination.

And I see you are heading down the same path, Mr. 172 Articles in two months. It's cool, my box has room for at least three more writers. - Imrealized ...hmm? 05:16, May 31, 2011 (UTC)

Shame on you!

For the sake of non-existent dramatic effect, I shall repeat myself. Shame on you! And why is the shame "on" you? Because you were foolhardy enough to vote for the featurisation of A Series of Unfortunate Events, my latest article. Don't you realise that you should have hacked into the Uncyclopedia servers and removed both the article and its nomination page from existence? Well, you obviously did not and now look what has happened: A Series of Unfortunate Events made it onto the front page! This could well cause the fall of the southern hemisphere, and it's all your fault. 14:56, June 2, 2011 (UTC)

Yay! --Imrealized ...hmm? 04:04, June 3, 2011 (UTC)

Thanks

FROM THE DESK OF GUILDENSTERNENSTEIN

Thank you for supporting my recently featured article.

I appreciate it, and stuff.

—Unführer Guildy Ritter von Guildensternenstein 16:08, June 3, 2011 (UTC)

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Another yay! --Imrealized ...hmm? 04:58, June 5, 2011 (UTC)

Chicago Eight

I'm adding you to the Chicago Seven, and let me know when you are beaten and pantsed by the Chicago police. Thanks for the vote and the nice comment. It give me hope for mankind, as a hole. The last time I got such nice comments on a page Mordillo was still here and watching. The good old days. Well, thanks again, and bounce a hippie on your knee for me. Aleister 21:23 18-6-'11

I miss that guy. Vincent D'Onofrio. Where'd he go? I think some fat alien ate him and is using his skin to seduce Kathryn Erbe. And I miss Abbie Hoffman. Nobody could levitate the counterculture's imagination like that guy. Levitating Pentagons, not so much. And I miss Mordillo. What a good, funny dude. And I miss Aleister Crowley. Man, did that guy cheat at poker. But he sure could throw a mean black mass. Is he the source of your appellation? Any which way but anyway, no need to thank me. In fact, I think the front page should thank you. 'Tis a nice article. --Imrealized ...hmm? 16:08, June 23, 2011 (UTC)

You have to realize that I must thank you for voting for my article.

You might not get in Heaven like I said but you will have some virtual tits and beer as a reward for voting for my article. Enjoy. --Mimo&maxus 09:35, June 19, 2011 (UTC)

Imrealized everything, always. Err, sometimes. Okay, okay... occasionally. Once or twice, maybe? On second thought, let's not evaluate my realizations. Thank you for the thank you, though. --Imrealized ...hmm? 16:11, June 23, 2011 (UTC)

Much Thanks for making Padmé

Your support is what made Padmé!

--Funnybony    17:47, Jul 10

Thank you...

...for the nom on Ice cream truck. I was as surprised as hell to see it in the June Top 10 voting lineup. --T. (talk) 18:26, July 12, 2011 (UTC)

This message is old. You're welcome from last summer. --Imrealized ...hmm? 04:38, May 20, 2012 (UTC)

Whoa

Did you order a salad? I missed your comment above, on the Chicago 7 section. Mordillo has come and gone, several times it seems, as have I. Abbie Hoffman and the crew are drifting away one by one, Dana Beal is one of the only ones left. Tom Hayden is around too, but that's not saying much since he had Jane Fonda to hold up his walking corpse for a few years. Wanted to say 'lo since I saw you around and around. Aleister 16:26 13-1-'12

I eat salad like salad for breakfast. I mean, I eat people like you on my salad. I mean, I ate a breakfast salad yesterday. And you look like a crouton, at least in my head. --Imrealized ...hmm? 04:42, May 20, 2012 (UTC)