Lenin64

10,882 ~Herr Lenin "Schlecht Zeiten" 64

I started playing Dead Space again today. Gotta get through impossible mode and I'll have all 1000GS. Just started Ch. 6..halfway there...

It's the only time I go in the mornings. I don't go again, in any form, until roughly 3:00. 10 hours later. Call it a bad habit if you want, but I call it useful on long roadtrips.

Write "not this foot" on both feet. And then "the other chest" across your torso. But is the woman that made the mistake the one who will be doing the actual surgery? If yes, ensure there are no mistakes. If no, you'll be mostly fine. probably.

Procrastination, of course. And I kind of grind my teeth; not really grinding, but I'll set my jaw so that my teetch are behind other teeth, then sort of bite. Hard to explain, so I'll just call it grinding my teeth.

The Dark Knight. It was pretty good. That kid at the end really pissed me off, though, not entirely sure why. And the Batman voice was just stupid :lol: But I liked it.

Can I join in on this? Because I screw myself over with major decisions. Long term, baby. :thumbup: Just to clarify, yes, it's a sarcastic thumbs-up. Just because I know there's people here who'll take it seriously....

There's great potential to make jokes about real-life Sudowoodos, but I'm not goiing to. But that is weird stuff...and far more interesting than tumor feet.

I got this game last week. I love it so very much. The vehicle creation is absolutely awesome; I've spent at least twice as much time designing vehicles and testing them than actual adventuring. I've got about 50 jiggies now, so that says something about the garage. You work up a pattern. Specialized vehicles for particular tasks, modding them as you go. I've gone through about 3 different models for my standard airplane, 3 different specialized helicopters, a car that is nothing but engines and fuel (that mother goes incredibly fast), a basic boat, a catamaran, a vehicle for normal riding throughout levels, a superheavy tank (called the superheavy :P ) a car that pushes stuff, and my personal favorite; a tank that detaches the hulk of it and becomes a high-speed boat. :thumbsup: That's not even all of them, I have about 17 different vehicles saved. Customization and creativity is key. For instance, there was a challenge I did today involving a 7-man race through a very narrow river channel. Using the speeder (the one that has every possible engine and nothing more) I went far faster, but the course wraps around itself, and due to the narrowness of the river channel and the number of racers it gets really hard to even move. So I changed the speeder a bit. Instead of being just the high-performance car, I added a huuuge mass around it like an open box. I was able to disconnect this. By doing so, I blocked off the channel, making it impossible for anyone else to pass me on the second lap, and thereby ensuring victory. Cheap? Sure. In fact, the unofficial name (not official, I didn't save it) was "[bleep] blocker". A different way to approach the problem? Yes, and I was well rewarded for it. My big gripe is that while for every challenge I always think, "Oh, I have the perfect vehicle for this!", sometimes it forces me to use the game's own, far less efficient vehicle that causes incredible amounts of frustration. In fact, i ahve yet to find a use for any of these "LOG vehicles" outside of their original mission. This mostly happens with escort missions; they give me a taxi when my own "passengercopter" would work 500x as well as that underpowered jalopy. And that's only the vehicles. Add in the huge worlds, exemplary level design, and hilarious humor, this is perhaps the best adventure game I've ever played. And there was an issue about the text being incredibly tiny; this is true, and you get used to it eventually, but today they fixed it and the text is very visible. Awesomeness. Also, I'm in the process of building a space marine landspeeder, since my dreadnought didn't go so well.

The Spongebob Christmas song. It's on tv right now :thumbup:

Of all people not to have read it. I know, right? I think I'm going to go out and at least get it from the library sometime this week. My resolve has just been strengthened.

Two guys are drinking on the roof of a bar, completely smashed and being served constantly by a bartender. One guy starts talking about how great alcohol is for you, and to prove it he says, "Look what I can do when I'm drunk!" and jumps off the roof. Miraculously, he simply floats back up before hitting the ground. The other man looks on in wonder, then proclaims, "Wow! Let me try that!". he jumps off, hits the ground and dies. The bartender looks at the man and says, "Wow Superman, you're a real [wagon] when you're drunk."

Now I feel weird for not reading the big political classics like 1984. I really enjoy reading, it's something I do quite often. I'm a big fan of Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt series. Right now I'm reading Eisenhorn by Dan Abnett. It's really good, just finished the 2nd book.

My winter break just started, so I'm guessing there will be a blizzard sometime in the next 2 days. Just because the universe really enjoys screwing me. Since every time it was supposed to freeze/snow, it hasn't, or snowed on a Friday night.

Like Pulp Fiction? Yea, I went there.

And there it is, folks! Godwin's Law! And Russianfed, you misspelled ellipsis. You know, in case we weren't done with this yet. Some might say this is my thing. But I disagree. I only do it every so often.

Anyone else notice that the mods for this forum appear in a red-green pattern, like Christmas colors? Or bleeding elves? 10,895

Your dare to infult me? And whatever, just the s's that don't sound like z. Fo fomething like fails would ftill have the s at the end there, fince it founds like z. Fomething like abyff has an s at the end, but it ftill founds like an s, fo it becomes f.

I notice Billy Mays was not confident enough in Mighty Mendit to jump out of that plane himself.

I like to switch my hard s's with f's. Like I will push you down the ftairs, or frtap you to a failboat and fend you out to fea.

Yea that was my first thought, too. Except Athena was fully formed and noncancerous. Mostly.

People get happy by doing the things they enjoy, or things that bring them comfort. There's no "training" needed for that. :| It also depends on the person. Ofcourse it debends on person. By training/studying I simply mean dedicating time for searching what really makes you happy. For example I know it would be easy to sit on computer all day, playing games and that sort of things. I know I would like it, but I also know I wouldn't be truely happy that way, so I have to have to do some work to be happy. Being happy is not always easy. Or slugging through years and years of difficult schooling to reach the career you really want, right?

I went through that cave 3 or 4 times before having every treasure. It really sucked. FREAKING WATERWRAITH. annoyed me so much :evil: I've been through that cave 3 or 4 times and I still don't have all the treasures. Never actually finished the game 100%....I should do that soon....

My mom just says "Oh well, maybe next year" You could still get her to write you out a note so that you can go to this party of yours. You won't know until you tried. ~Ouchy Oh yea, that's cool. Going to a science fair party with a note from your mom. :thumbup: And I'm mad at my school now, too. Or just my history teacher. And only slightly. He told us specifically that, for our test, we didn't need to know about the Walker tariff because it was irrelevant to what we were studying. Test was today, and because it was a short test we had term identifications instead of an essay, and what do I see on the list but the Walker tariff? I drew a complete blank but made a semi-intellectual guess. Sure, it was only one question, but still, the guy straight up lied to us.

The video itself is really bad, which is why the comment there is so hilarious and fitting. :lol: