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[mr quick]

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

Edited January 31, 2015 by Marwin Moody

[Finn 7 five 11]

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

Thanks for the spoiler tags, I'm about halfway so far, you saved me much annoyance haha

[Fonz]

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

@Finn, enjoy the book, man, it is brilliant

[mr quick]

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

@Finn, enjoy the book, man, it is brilliant

 

Yes, that book is brilliant. I agree with the spoiler.,

[Andreaz1]

How many German radio stations actually play German music?

Why wouldn't all of them?

 

Edit: How is an abstract a full article?

See, you don't even read, much less know what you're on about.

http://jcm.asm.org/content/50/4/1376.full

Full article.

[M0rk]

What happened to gtamann123?

[LightningLord]

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

[Payne Killer]

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

http://gtaforums.com/user/803159-sting4s/

Read his about me page.

[Potato_Smuggler]

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

check his about me.. He left because he felt he wasn't treated right here. Edited January 31, 2015 by Potato_Smuggler

[LightningLord]

 

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

http://gtaforums.com/user/803159-sting4s/

Read his about me page.

 

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

check his about me.. He left because he felt he wasn't treated right here.Oh. I wonder what was the specific thing that made him leave.

 

 

Lol, Potato_Smuggler, what's with your avatar?

[Potato_Smuggler]

 

 

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

http://gtaforums.com/user/803159-sting4s/

Read his about me page.

 

What happened to Sting4S? (Sorry if I got his name wrong.)

check his about me.. He left because he felt he wasn't treated right here.Oh. I wonder what was the specific thing that made him leave.

 

 

Lol, Potato_Smuggler, what's with your avatar?

I looked up weird animals and it popped up somewhere in the results. Its called a shorse

[Edmachine]

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

In my opinion,

 

Winston, at the end of the book, was alive. His spirit, on the other hand, had been killed while he watched the stuff on TV. He got converted. And as he "died", the conversion was finished. And he probably was killed after that for realsies.

 

I might misremember some details, but I've given my book to a friend, so I can't quickly re-read the end. Love the book, though.

[mr quick]

 

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

In my opinion,

 

Winston, at the end of the book, was alive. His spirit, on the other hand, had been killed while he watched the stuff on TV. He got converted. And as he "died", the conversion was finished. And he probably was killed after that for realsies.

 

I might misremember some details, but I've given my book to a friend, so I can't quickly re-read the end. Love the book, though.

 

So we can all agree then,

Winston was dead regardless; both figuratively and possibly literally.

 

[Nick1020]

Ain't Sting4S the dude who complained for every little thing and gets butthurt when he's wrong?

[Potato_Smuggler]

Ain't Sting4S the dude who complained for every little thing and gets butthurt when he's wrong?

that's the one

[mr quick]

Nothing against the guy, it just bothered me how he took my attempt at help as an insult. Never had any issues with him, but I'm sure what he does is what is best for him.

[Potato_Smuggler]

Nothing against the guy, it just bothered me how he took my attempt at help as an insult. Never had any issues with him, but I'm sure what he does is what is best for him.

agreed

[GTA_stu]

 

 

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

In my opinion,

 

Winston, at the end of the book, was alive. His spirit, on the other hand, had been killed while he watched the stuff on TV. He got converted. And as he "died", the conversion was finished. And he probably was killed after that for realsies.

 

I might misremember some details, but I've given my book to a friend, so I can't quickly re-read the end. Love the book, though.

 

So we can all agree then,

Winston was dead regardless; both figuratively and possibly literally.

 

 

 

Personally I think

 

Winston doesn't get killed. I think it's more disturbing to think he lives on, being completely broken and brainwashed. I think it's a more powerful dystopian thought, that Winston would end up like that, than for them to just kill him.

 

[Fraizer]

Why is it that in the middle of the day if I am tired I can fall asleep in my recliner no problem, but if I try to go to sleep for the night in my recliner I just can't fall asleep???

[universetwisters]

Why is it that in the middle of the day if I am tired I can fall asleep in my recliner no problem, but if I try to go to sleep for the night in my recliner I just can't fall asleep???

Perhaps your body is trying to tell you to sleep during the day instead of night? That happens a lot to me too.

[Fonz]

Why is it that in the middle of the day if I am tired I can fall asleep in my recliner no problem, but if I try to go to sleep for the night in my recliner I just can't fall asleep???

Been wondering about it for years. In my case, I can fall asleep on the couch, car, bus or anywhere, really, in the middle of the day, but once I get to bed, I struggle with it, unless I'm really tired.

Edited January 31, 2015 by Black_MiD

[Fraizer]

UT, I can go to sleep in my bed for the night 99% of the time no problem. But if I lounge in my recliner to sleep, it's just not happening.

[mr quick]

 

 

 

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

In my opinion,

 

Winston, at the end of the book, was alive. His spirit, on the other hand, had been killed while he watched the stuff on TV. He got converted. And as he "died", the conversion was finished. And he probably was killed after that for realsies.

 

I might misremember some details, but I've given my book to a friend, so I can't quickly re-read the end. Love the book, though.

 

So we can all agree then,

Winston was dead regardless; both figuratively and possibly literally.

 

 

 

Personally I think

 

Winston doesn't get killed. I think it's more disturbing to think he lives on, being completely broken and brainwashed. I think it's a more powerful dystopian thought, that Winston would end up like that, than for them to just kill him.

 

 

But why

would Winston be the exception, the one that they didn't kill?

 

[Fonz]

^Exactly,

if you remember, they did kill those three alleged traitors (even though their confessions were false)

 

[Alexander]

What's the CitizenFX subsection for?

(I haven't been around here in a long time, so you'll have to forgive me if it was answered here already)

[t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m]

Why was The Leviathan banded?

[Edmachine]

 

 

 

 

 

 

For anyone who's read George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four:

 

 

Do you think Winston was executed? I mean, at the end of the novel we are told that his spirit is now completely broken, he now loves Big Brother. Now, if we take into account what O'Brien says during Winston's torture sessions, the Party always converts thought criminals, so that their rebellion and individuality are eliminated (that way they won't turn into martyrs), and then they are physically executed. Anyway, there is also information to suggest Winston's life was spared... What do you think happened to him?

 

That's a possibility I had not thought of myself. It has a bit of an ambiguous ending to keep us guessing. When you say it, it does make sense that

he was killed shortly after. And like said on the page before, he was already "dead".

 

 

I can see it happening both ways, since

 

at the end he was just a shell of his former self. Great move on Orwells part to keep us guessing

 

 

In my opinion,

 

Winston, at the end of the book, was alive. His spirit, on the other hand, had been killed while he watched the stuff on TV. He got converted. And as he "died", the conversion was finished. And he probably was killed after that for realsies.

 

I might misremember some details, but I've given my book to a friend, so I can't quickly re-read the end. Love the book, though.

 

So we can all agree then,

Winston was dead regardless; both figuratively and possibly literally.

 

 

Personally I think

 

Winston doesn't get killed. I think it's more disturbing to think he lives on, being completely broken and brainwashed. I think it's a more powerful dystopian thought, that Winston would end up like that, than for them to just kill him.

 

 

But why

would Winston be the exception, the one that they didn't kill?

 

 

Yeah,

 

Winston is NOT an exception. The same way most people who read 1984 probably thought that Winston and the girl (can't remember the name) won't get caught in their room, they'll end up doing something and so on, but then the book punches you in the face and captures, and tortures them. Why would Winston stay alive at the end then? (or shortly after the end)

 

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Hi, guys.

 

Can anyone find me a video or explain to me how to tie a basic knot in the middle of a rope, about 10 cm wide?

Edited February 1, 2015 by Jimmy_Leppard

[Ai®a©ob®a]

Hi, guys.

 

Can anyone find me a video or explain to me how to tie a basic knot in the middle of a rope, about 10 cm wide?

 

[GN 92]

Is it allowed for me to ask for link(s) to the REAL Silva's fight vs Diaz on youtube? I'm trying to find something but all I see is f*cking trolls playing it on PS4 and Xbone...