Lenin64

It's a good band.

Soggy cereal is delicious, don't know what you guys are talking about.

Pretty sure he doesn't anyway.

Yea, the Russian version expects you to have pretty much mastered the cyrillic alphabet by the time you start.

I used to do it to a 2, but the ladies like it better at a 3.

A lot. Couple hundred, I think.

Man masters the sea. End of story.

If it just...sounds bad. Perhaps bad vocals, the insutrumentation doesn't mesh well. I often find music with little more than a basic beat with ridiculous amounts of bass-see "dance music" or "pop"-to be "bad", or at the very least incomplete. Complete reliance on computers as an instrument kinda stretches it.

Did you play the buzz lightyear shooting game in magic kingdom? I got 999,999 points in that once. I loved that game. <3 I remember that game! It was incredible! There's this space simulation thing that was really fun, I think it's in Epcot. When I went there, that ride (if you want to call it a ride) was the highlight of my trip. Yesssssss. Mission: SPACE was fantastic along with everything else at Epcot. It was my favorite park. We didn't have a lot of time in Magic Kingdom because most of it was preparing for and marching the parade so we didn't do the Buzz Lightyear game. Every one of the shows in every park was amazing. If any of you ever find yourself in Disney World, get to a showing of Fantasmic. That was the best part of the trip for me. When I went (~6 years ago) I loved the 'Bug's Life' show. I nearly shat myself when the 'bugs' crawled under the seats. Haha yeah me too. I heard them crawling, and then people on the other side of the room screamed, and I just kinda thought "...ohh [cabbage]." Except I didn't think "[cabbage]" because I was like eleven. I remember going to another show like that except I think it was for Lelo and Stitch. I remember this one part where the room went dark and Stitch "escaped." I heard him behind me, then a burp noise, and then this blast of air that came up from behind me and it was the WORST smell I've ever... smelled. By the way, Happy St. Patrick's Day! I'm eating corned beef and [cabbage]! I know and have ridden every single thing you guys have mentioned. Almost all of them last summer. High five! Although the first time I ever went to that Lilo and Stitch thing when I was maybe 6 ish, it wasn't Lilo and Stitch but some demonic science experiment gone wrong. Holy [bleep] did that scare me, but not a lasting scare. Just an "Oh lawdy I'm going to die" scare.

Just putting this out there, but the Xenomorphs were actually based on vaginas or something else sexual in nature, and that's supposed to be why they're disturbing.

http://www.rate.ee/blog/1000651 You will wet yourself in fear.

Been listening to a lil' bit of Iron Maiden, and Steve Harris is pretty awesome. Not just because you can hear him clearly in the mix, but it just flows real well and is like a rhythm guitar without being too much like a guitar, but more than the standard bass. Someone pointed out powerslave earlier, that's a good example, as well as The Duellists from the same album.

It means it's obvious that unicorns are awesome, right? Confession: last night I swerved in order to run over a rabbit. regret: I missed.

Freud would say you wanted some feedback on the work you put into that doodle, and is why you handed it :P. No, Freud would say it really means he wants to screw his mother. While eating skittles. [hide][/hide] You think you've got it bad? Look at Florida... I'm not sure I understand what I'm looking at here. Took me a while, but the lines represent latitudes. In the original one, it's showing that the tip of California is at the same latitude as parts of like Minnesota and South/North Dakota, places where it's quite cold at times. The second line lines up the bottom tip of Florida with part of Alaska, as Alaska has been dropped down to the bottom corner. Going by where the latitude lines are, those areas should have similar temperatures. Since the picture shows Alaska and Florida on the same red line, they should have similar temperatures, aka Florida should be really really cold. But it's not, cause Alaska isn't really there on the map, it's way way up north. See, it's funny cuz the map is wrong. Ha. :grin: I figured that for California, didn't really get the Florida thing. I think too rationally. "Alaska's not really there, it was just a coincidence". But it wasn't, was it? That'll teach you to assume, won't it, you sonofa[bleep]?

You think you've got it bad? Look at Florida... I'm not sure I understand what I'm looking at here.

A hoop and a stick. I used to play with that for hours, man, until i broke the hoop. And the stick.So I just played with legos and whatnot instead.

9/11 was really a controlled demolition. Every single person in New york that day was payed off to say it was a plane. That's where the national debt came from; that's right, China doesn't exist. The Olympics were staged in a warehouse in LA, that's why there was so much pollution. Also, Michael Phelps is a robot.

Aw, now I won't have time to wash my kangaroo anymore. Whatever will I do with all these exotic animals?

What was that PS3 bug all about? Today, I actually understood all of what we did in Physics. Probably the first time this has happened since the start of this year. I also watched my favourite movie of all time (American History X) again. I'm considering using it as a related text I need for an essay I have to do in three weeks. Similar, today I seemingly overnight understood Kirchhoff's laws, which had given me trouble for the past few days. Just looked in my book this afternoon and it just clicked instantly. My buddy told me about how supposedly punching the roof of your car while driving through a yellow light is good luck. Of course I'm skeptical, but I started doing it last week and that week was actually pretty awesome. Nothing really that can't be explained by rational means, but still. I've also been shooting better at air rifle, even in the blistering cold, which usually brings me down. And the Kirchhoff thing.

Have you read Into the Wild? He seemed to have it all together for the most part. Y'know, until the whole Alaska thing.

To those who don't: the world goes on as normal. I just realized that I have to finish reading Wuthering Heights by Thursday. I'm on chapter 7. My days just got a whole lot busier.

I don't think the ACR would be so hated if it wasn't used so damned often. Know how often I get killed by a guy with an FAL? Maybe every few days or so so there'll be a guy using one. ACR? At least 3 per game. Same with M16. They're all great guns but hell, so is the FAMAS and I see that just as rarely as the FAL.

AND [bleep]ING VEGAS how can you people forget that? Vegas! Vegas, baby! I hear they have the real Caesar's Palace. And how the [bleep] is Kentucky in the Midwest?

I guess the OP doesn't see the point. :cool: YYYEEEEEAAAHHH!

not helping with your random nades... Join the Fight Against Gernade Spam today!!!!!!! Well, it wasn't really random, since we were all screencheating and I knew he was over there. But I do actually do that sometimes, and it works about 5% ofthe time.