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Posts posted by Dubird
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Eppy: i bet it won't if you're playing with friends...at least you'll have someone to chat with....
i'll reinstal this weekend...i hope i can remember my password....><....
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Sledge, if you want, I'll reinstall GW this weekend for some RPG action....i don't have any of the expansion packs though....
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I knew about it, but I'm not worried about it. I'll save up and get a new tv by next Feb.
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My mom's got that DVD. I love the bit at the beginning about the Pries.
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It is the traditional music for the original musical. I thought it was really well done and who knew Johnny Depp could sing so well? I just got back from seeing it myself, and I loved it! Definatly a great homage to the old, traditional horror movies/stories.
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happy birthday!....and i didn't know you played GW.......
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Daft Hands
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Ok, this turned into a rather odd discussion. My two cents, however....
I personally don't see how this invades a person's privacy. This is information the government ALREADY KNOWS about you. I do think it's a bit paranoid to require everyone to get a seperate ID just so you can get on the airplane though. Why not encode a national ID number on your DL/state ID that they can scan and look up? That makes more sense to me. After all, airports already require photo IDs to board a plane, so if they change it to a state-issued photo ID/DL, that's really not going to put many people out. Also, saying it's pointless to carry yet another card around with all your information is a silly arguement to me. Why would you still need the others if you have just one card with all your info? Think about it, if those cards are all in your wallet and it gets stolen or lost, you're just as screwed with one card vs. three or four. *shrugs* People are afraid of a 'big brother' type of thing coming out of this, and I just don't see that. The national governemnt already has ways to track people. They're not just assigning SS numbers for the fun of it. Having all the information under one number makes it easier on them. My only real concern is identity theft. Having all your info under one number makes that easier too.
As for the RFID tag, yeah, that's not going to happen by 2010. Maybe it'll be offically out of testing by then, but it would be way too expensive to mandate that EVERYONE has one. I think it's a good idea, in that you can store name, address, emergency contact, and any medical problems on it so the hospitial knows who you are and if you're deathly allergic to something.
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yeah, everyone's like 'Oh, your art is soooo cool!', but apparently it's not good enough people want to pay for it.....
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Ok, normally I wouldn't post this here, but I could really use the money for computer repairs. So, for those that don't watch my devart or don't watch my devart journals, I just wanted to bring this up.
I am taking commission for arts of various kinds. I have prices and types listed here for line art, duotone, cellshading and soft shading arts. I will also do busts, but I don't happen to have any samples at this point in time. Prices start at $8.00 and go up, so I don't think it's unreasonable.
Anyhoo, I'm not doing this for extra spending money. I'm doing this for computer repair money, then to start paying off my credit card. I know a lot of people say 'Oh, i'd love to but i don't have the money'. I have that problem myself. But if you happen to have the extra money and are interested, just contact me!
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I loved the one where he went after this toy company because he wanted a game made of him.
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Well, the Bible is not the 'Word of God' as if He came down to the typewriter and typed it all out himself. A lot of Bible-thumpers don't want to realize that. In fact, a large part of the OT was oral tradition before it ever made it down on paper. And as we all know, when stories are retold, they change. Espically over a long time. Not to mention that the Bible as we know it was last fully translated back in King James' day, which was not really a good time for the Church to be doing that. I accept the stories in the Bible as stuff that happened, but not exactly as they are written. A lot of fundies can't accept that, so they use the Bible as a weapon, interprit it in their own way, and screw up Christianity for the rest of us. In fact, a lot of scholars do accept the Bible as a written record of oral history (at least the OT), but they realize that everything described in there can't be taken as gospel truth.
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I love Hard Gay! I saw a guy up at AI last year that dressed up as him. He did a great impression.
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Apparently, I should visit more often.
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what about the day-age theory?...that one day to God is a thousand, thousand years to man...(or however the numbers work out)...that always made the most sense to me....and what if the scientific processes we're just now discovering is the how of how God made everything?,....the Bible doesn't say how, it just says He did....*shrugs*....i don't think science and religion have to be completly seperate....i think that together, they provide both sides of the answer....
And I always get annoyed at Christians that completly dismiss evolution. They do so because they don't believe we have a common ancestor with apes (not that we evolved from apes!). I have yet to see any evidence to support this theory, yet that's only a small part of what evolution is. Humans have evolved over the centuries. How else do you explain all the different races and traits that humans have? Espically if we did come from one couple, Adam and Eve. I don't recall it specifically stating anywhere in the Bible that at one point God changed various groups of people to black, white, and whatever, along with various hair colors and styles and so on. That's really what the theory of evolution encompasses. Not that we have a common ancsestor with apes, but that all living things evolve to adapt to their environments. These changes are very small and take a long time, but they do happen. You can just look around as you're walking down the street to see that. I personally don't believe that humans and apes come from the same genetic pool, but I don't completly dismiss the theory of evolution because it has occured.
*climbs off her soapbox* Sorry, got a little carried away there. ;
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I second the notion of Knights of the Old Republic. KotOR 2 is fun until the ending, so I would suggest getting it. Since you're not limited to 20 lvls like you are in the first one, you can really beef up. It's so much fun to run into a room of baddies and Force Storm and they're all dead. I sit there and giggle repeatidily. ;
As for other games, pick up Quake 3 Area. No story, just FPS, great for stress relief. I tend more towards RPGs, so one of my favorites is Dungeon Siege 1 and 2. Dungeon crawlers, but I really enjoyed them. Oh, and if your laptop will run it, go get Oblivion. The story is kinda crappy and short, but it's still a lot of fun to play and you can download free mods and extra quests that other people have made, so you can keep expanding it.
And if you ever decide to try a MMORPG, I can get you on my server in FFXI. *hinthint*
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Eurika is pretty good. I also liked Dead Like Me. I do not like BSG. I'm sorry, what I have seen of it is a space soap opera drama and it irritates me. Espically since I'm a fan of the original series.
And as far as I can tell, Tin Man doesn't follow any of the books, but is more like a 'modern' setting of the story. I mean, the elements were there that mirrored the original story, but it has it's own story to it and uses it's own ideas. Ok, it wasn't the best story around (a bit predictable, actually), but it was fun to watch. I actually thought the Queen was Ozma through part of it.
My main complaint is the actress that played DG. Why didn't she change expressions? Most of the time, she was walking around like she was in shock or something. I can understand the guy that played Cain not doing much in the expression department. After all, he's playing the guy with no heart, but couldn't she have varied it up a bit? The only time her expression really changed was at the end when she was smiling. I dunno, I just would've liked to see more variety in how she acted.
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the only problem with a series is that i don't think they'd get Alan Cumming to still be Glitch....he did a great job with that character....
plus, knowing how shows are turning out now, i'd probally end up as some over-hyped drama...*rolls eyes*....
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It's not based on any one OZ book. It's kinda an updated type of story that uses the realm of OZ and gives a new look and new idea to the characters. I rather liked it. A bit cliched in many ways, but they did a really good job on the characters and it was most entertaining.
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Yeah, I was thinking about posting something on it. The introductions of the characters seemed kinda rushed and it's kinda cliched in a lot of ways, but it is entertaining. Enough that I'm definatly going to watch the last ep tonight.
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. Another darn good song.
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Sledge: i got like a lvl 2 warrior i think.....if not, i can make a new character....only one of mine has made any progress, so that wouldn't be a problem....