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At 4/9/10 03:17 AM, Nightmare-Clown wrote: I would watch it, but I only listen to MUSIC.

Umm.. couldn't have put it better myself.

At 4/9/10 10:11 AM, REDSPADES wrote: If i could find every person who tortured a helpless animal in any way, i would punish them in the same way, but also kill them.

I got an idea. I'm already doing it actually.. Lets all use the power of intent and focus our minds on inflicting the worst things imaginable to animal abusers. And if you know someone sick enough to torture an animal, take the responsibility to castrate or spay those motherfuckers.

Got this fortune cookie today, does the fortune strike anyone else as slightly communist sounding? "There are many paths to the top, but only one view." Makes me kinda wonder if that one view they mean is communism.

I remember around 2001 when I first started coming here, but didn't make an account until 2007.

At 4/5/10 07:16 AM, Makakaov wrote:

At 4/5/10 07:14 AM, mrgreg846 wrote:

At 4/5/10 02:58 AM, Rig wrote: Iraq war. Yayyyyy modern technology

I'd go even more modern.. US vs China in the year 20xx. You know it'll happen eventually, and it will be one epic battle.

Doesn't it sould familiar from Fallout?

Maybe a subliminal answer, I love that game but haven't played Operation Anchorage add-on. And I actually think it would happen closer than 2077 though like the game.

At 4/5/10 02:58 AM, Rig wrote: Iraq war. Yayyyyy modern technology

I'd go even more modern.. US vs China in the year 20xx. You know it'll happen eventually, and it will be one epic battle.

Working at a old folks home I'd often get distress calls on the emergency buzzer from vacant apartments. I'd go check anyways and just find a locked, vacant apartment. Impossible it could have been someone's trickery.

It gets a little stranger, it's happened quite a few times and coincidentally almost always vacant apartments at seemingly random times. A couple times in a occupied room while the occupant was not home. I still say it's some kind of EMI in the lines more likely causing it than a former resident from beyond the grave, but it's the most paranormal thing I've experienced.

At 4/2/10 11:19 PM, quagmire690 wrote: if they get taught, and we do a good job of teaching our parents and grandparents and they still dont understand the uses of the tech then they are one of two things.. idiots, or they are refusing to understand.

Refusing to understand I think is most of it. I've seen some amazingly well versed old people and it's becoming more common. And then there's ones that know the words 'website', 'download', and 'modem' and use those 3 words to describe everything to do with the computer. And some that say things like "There's nothing but liberal propaganda on the internet, don't need it" when meanwhile there's propaganda of all kinds.

Why does it seem like 90% of old people (I'll leave it pretty open to interpretation) seem like they were in a coma between like 1982-1999?

Every old person I meet seems just has stories of punch-card machines and how alienated they are by modern computers. How the fuck does this happen? I don't think it will happen to us in like 50 years, but it's a scary thought.

Like robots... wouldn't it suck to be as confused with robots in the future when they're common household things as our old people are the computer?

At 4/2/10 10:12 PM, Homie-Z wrote:

Genius

What about acid? Some guy in an alley next to a pile of used syringe needles told me he traveled through time on that stuff.

At 4/2/10 10:14 PM, Sanch wrote: i can see from your profile that you think that jesus state thing you think is funny. well its not its been around on the internet longer than me. its that old and you look dumb and immature by it.

The Jesus statue in my profile came from the movie Dogma, not the Internet thank you. Are you feeling mature or you still typing more spam?

By then we'll have nano-machines to eat the fat.

At 4/2/10 09:37 PM, bnwproductions wrote:

At 4/2/10 09:31 PM, mrgreg846 wrote: What's your take on biocentrism mr. philosopher?

I'm sorry, I do not believe in politics. But if you'd really like to know, I think it's just another way for animal lovers to get into our heads.

But Biocentrism has nothing to do with politics or animal lovers.... You didn't answer my question at all!

At 4/2/10 09:06 PM, Sanch wrote: a waste of time

Wow, I read the whole OP and want the minute or two back that it robbed from my life. Why would anyone write a long drawn out post about a spam message they got? That whole thing could have been condensed into less than a tweet.

What's your take on biocentrism mr. philosopher?

Anyone got Easter traditions? I'm not a Christian or a bunny worshiper, but I like to celebrate by busting out my favorite zombie movies in honor of the J-man rising from the grave.

The OP is getting SERVED! General public is getting educated about cannabis, America's new cash crop.

From @phkna "How much money do you think your projects have lost to piracy?" See, I think "How many more converts did I get from piracy?"

Didn't even know Cop Out was his... What a bummer. He did get served. And if by converts he means non-paying slackers who'll take what they can find for free.

Why isn't it like this all the time?

At 3/31/10 09:57 PM, RoboJesus wrote: Don't know how far you are in the game but yeah that happened to me A LOT. Not just turrets btw.

OK, guess I must be lucky or something. I'm near the Farmer's Market where you gotta collect the 7 things to make the recipe.

mine's the cerebral bore from Turok 64

Anyone ever hack a turret that actually couldn't be hacked? I've never had this happen to me before, I grabbed my camera and took a snapshot.

You can see in the bottom right corner of the screen that this one's impossible to hack no matter how you arrange the movable tiles. There's always been some way in all the others I've seen to get it to the other end.

You can also get PSN Stamps from the new Obama program.

At 3/31/10 12:07 AM, AlkaSeltzer wrote: Why didn't I like this novel? I mean the bloody thing is on top hundred lists everywhere.

my judgments may be biased because I was reading a 40 year old censored edition - but I don't see what the big deal was. I thought the protagonist was cynical,

Very biased. I've never heard of this censored version you speak of but I've read it The Catcher in the Rye and it's a favorite of mine. I can imagine that if there was a censored version it would take most of the best things out of this particular read as it's got a lot of mature content.

Yeah... There's totally this Microsoft Points Welfare program. You just sign up by sending Balmer an email.

At 3/22/10 09:45 AM, SadisticMonkey wrote:

At 3/22/10 09:34 AM, mrgreg846 wrote: Can you entertain some of us with a little flowchart or something illustrating this process? I'm doubtful EVERYTHING the government spends money on spurs price increase.

called basic economics

So in otherwords 'No'. I'm as doubtful in your literacy of economics as I am in your ability to shapeshift. Not just your literacy either but generally everyone's because no one's got it all figured out, if they think they do they're living in a fantasy world. Otherwise we wouldn't be having these conversations still.

I don't think I'm alone in thinking a fundamentally extreme capitalist society would likely lead to a corrupt corporation (or a group of them) in control.

We'd be better off requiring gun safety and operation training, and financial help to each American citizen so they can protect and serve themselves and each other than wasting tax dollars on power tripping losers in blue suits who pretend to protect & serve.

At 3/22/10 09:26 AM, SadisticMonkey wrote: ALSO on the same thing, the government spends many billions on healthcare i.e. is economically LIBERAL, which drives up the price of healthcare.

Can you entertain some of us with a little flowchart or something illustrating this process? I'm doubtful EVERYTHING the government spends money on spurs price increase.

So yeah, capitalism all round, baby.

I thought we learned extremes are bad. Pure Capitalism eventually just shifts all the power to who has the money. There's a whole yin-yang deal to economic policies.

Hurrah! We got it passed... Now watch the ancient dinosaur Republicans have a BF and pull every trick out of the book to throw as much red tape into implementing these changes as they can. The Republican party has 0 class and no statesmen.

Anyone else find that with over-the-air DTV, the least amount of disruption in the signal makes the programming unwatchable? Before DTV it seemed like if your signal wasn't perfect it was still watchable with just some snow & extra noise.

Don't get me wrong I love all the DTV stations that work in their HD glory. Everything's great except for NBC which always has just enough interference to make it unwatchable almost 24hrs a day. At least I can get around it by using a computer for TV.