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So how about those rabbi- OH GOD MY NECK. Q6Jlc44_98Y& I haven't messed around with the alpha for months, but since throwing knives were hilarious in Lugaru, looks like it's time to try it again. I just can't get sneaking up on people down. Heh. This on the other hand, is awesome. 9duxYk5Lw9w&

My brain just did its best souffle impression for that, Nach. What on earth...

Really? I think it's rather poorly written and dull as a vasectomy sans painkiller. Which is to say arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Reading Atlas Shrugged. I don't know why.

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It doesn't deserve an 'e' after it, his stuff is horrendous.

Dude, he is most wrathful. (Go read your Shakespear, you hippy. )

I don't think anyone here cares about Paradox's strategy games, but these are pretty great. lpAYY3BvviE& 8xIxrx5i1To& e1BVW14qXNE cle3Vxjl5Vc&

Hmmmm. Sheems like tetanus to mhee. Yeeeesh. /faux-german (Consider this my, I'm not going to give actual advice in these matters because I got lucky with the one woman I wanted, post. And look how that went. Everything before that was butchery and lies. Emotional butchery, I mean.)

I got through a minute twenty of that The Net trailer and howled in terror and shut it away. Good lords. E: I don't know how people around these parts feel about Ryan Reynolds, but damn Buried is good.

I wish this were true.

Looking for a way to get a cheap XBox because I don't want to be 300 out bucks for the ability to play four games. Arghhhhhh. On the other side of the equation of life, my February European excursion may not happen, as I wrenched my back when tripping on the stairs the other day. Disappointing, but it's nice to finally get the inevitable "aw fuck" out of the way, since it was bound to happen eventually. I'm glad it's this rather than say, being stuck in France with no accommodations for four days like I was last time I visited New York.

I would link you A Hypothetical Treachery but the Elder Scrolls Library is busy protesting PIPA. I'm not sure if it made it into Oblivion, I never pursued the books in Oblivion like I did in Morrowind and Skyrim. I know it's in both of those though.

/groaaaaaaaaaaaaaan

ElMuerte, do you like your world black, or white?

It's odd, I'm quite fine with the stark neon blue of Defcon, but Uplink seems to try and rape my eyes as well as yours. I quite like what you've done with it! (Speaking of Defcon, I wonder how many people around here have it... I haven't played a MP game of that in ages, and never a full one.)

http://tubedubber.com/#wOXDb-xWEQY:TWucYbAp8Lk:0:100:0:36:1 (By no means perfectly synched, but that would be impossible without actual editing. Ah well.)

I did! I'm still not sure I like Justin Timberlake as an actor (hell, I'm not sure I like him as a person), but he did well enough for himself. I will never stop liking Cillian Murphy, I hope he keeps getting jobs for a long time to come. More importantly, I kind of wish In Time was a book series, as opposed to a one-off movie. That'd give options for tying up plotholes like; - Why the fuck does only White Collar guy realize this is all a sham? From what I saw human population has been more than sufficiently contained by this genetics experiment, why not lower cost of living? Or maybe I missed something somewhere. Either way, I feel like "they're just making it cost more time so there are less people" shouldn't be an earth-shattering, life-changing revelation. - I feel like, if the technology for things like more or less putting a human body into mobile stasis is available, why is the most complex thing in the movie cars that make a nigh-unaudiable whirring/humming sound? It's not really a plothole but it bothered me. - Finally, what makes Timberlake's character so special? If the map in the Timekeeper HQ is correct, the ghetto covers an incredible potion of the mid-west of the United States, not to mention what the state of the rest of the world must be. (The call between Weiss and his partners(?) takes place in at least four different countries.) He can't be the only guy that's lost a father to fighting. Hell, as heartbreaking as it is I'm one hundred percent sure the situation with his mother is not unique. Yeah, Leon sort of hints at it, but suddenly and only once does he say "I'm pretty sure my father was killed" Yeah? So? Why don't they kill the guy running the time mission? Why are these banks with thousands of days, and even years, so poorly guarded? Why the fuck has no-one done this before? Perhaps more importantly, how did they get the armored truck with a small caliber handgun? I really like it, but I feel like every single one of those concerns would be able to be covered in a trilogy of novels. Still, it's an interesting way to do a Bonnie and Clyde piece. Even if I don't appreciate the implicit morality play of the whole thing. Sidenote, because it's not really worth analyzing much: Jumper, what a terrible last five minutes.

You should probably just PM :all. (I'll take five!)

So I liked In Time. And I wish you'd all get over this orange and teal bullshit.

(I'm using it as :epicmusicalscore: as opposed to :bequietyouwhinger: )

Crasser than my usual fare but it still got me.

:tup: I love those kinds of things.

Hilariously, even without levitation you can simply take the door up to the crowd area/stands and rain spells/arrows down on both of the potential fights in the Vivec arena.

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