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All the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXM3D2iEGjw Not a single mention of this band yet. You should all be ashamed.

Not a dig at you but ****ing Christ is that worse than I could have ever imagined.

http://tf2b.com/?id=Ruerin Only unlocks I use + 2 hats for a couple of the classes I usually play. I just need a medic hat now.

What was that? Can't hear you over my quad bypass. [hide][/hide]

Cruyff in the Bedroom - rakuen

Yeah Disarmonia is a pretty solid band. I like how consistent they are compared to most newer bands in the genre.

Sounds coincidental to me. Also reminds me a lot of In Flames's Colony but better than that.

foobar2000 + foo_audioscrobbler. My friends said it does get through eventually but I know I've not been the only one with submission problems. e: Okay, restarted my internet connection and that forced it to reconnect. Figured it was that yesterday but I was lazy. *shrug*

He was also off his f***ing face.

That's weird because scrobbling has been kind of broken for the past few days for myself and most of my friends.

Nirvana effectively gave us Nickelback and Creed.

Speaking English, I think in English. Speaking Japanese, I think in Japanese. Speaking French, I think in French. Speaking German, I think in German. Speaking Polish, I think in Polish (even though this language is the hardest thing I've ever attempted to learn). Yeah, so it depends on what I am doing.

Yeah Satoshi Kon's death shook me up. Anime has largely been the same stuff for years and he was always doing things differently and making quality shows. Anime is kind of stagnant right now...

It's good. I agree, they don't sound like they're in the new wave. The Shape of Punk to Come is experimental even for post-hardcore. They were ahead of their time even then. Repeater + 3 Songs and then get The Argument. If you like those, you'll probably enjoy the rest too.

Glassjaw and Thrice are sweet post-98 bands. The genre has kind of taken a nosedive in my opinion and it's now less about wacky experimentation and abstraction and more about silly fringes and falsetto whine. Some bands have some okay stuff but a lot of it is sterile compared to Refused, Unwound and Fugazi... Each to their own. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHsBA_9JWFA None of these modern bands will ever match this intensity.

You guys should practice RJ in some maps. It's really, really not that hard. Try rj_rckteer and then jump_adventure. I haven't done the 4th course on jump_adventure and the adept one has some tricky jumps that I can't get first time always, but it's really good practice. You won't use many of them in actual gameplay, though. It just teaches you techniques.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Paqic5sow0&feature=related

Yeah a lot of the better Japanese stuff is usually live-action. I don't like anime movies much at all. Only problem is that a lot of the more dramatic movies are kind of over-the-top and hard to take seriously, kind of like their TV dramas. リリイ・シュシュのすべて is a good starting point for Japanese cinema.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyaiD_Gw-Pc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sIeIcOo4rg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpFH-HfY-qo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQHM2dTQX8E This genre is one of the most broad there is in music in terms of how bands sound.

They're both decent low and high temperatures for an AMD Athlon X2 but that's a rather big spike. Dust your stuff out and see how you go!

You don't need GParted, there's a utility that comes with Windows. That's kind of awkward but hey, it's not too bad. Only used it to format and assign new HDDs though.

It's probably your PC or connection.

The speed limit is 60 on almost all country roads here. It's crazy how different it is. Here, you would definitely get stopped and fined for doing 5mph over - my mother got stopped for doing 34 in a 30. Kind of made me rage because wow 34 big deal yet people who actually drive at really dangerous speeds through that area never get caught. I won't condone speeding after the car accidents I've been in, but I don't think 34 in a 30 where there are few children around is really a threat to anyone. All of this stuff like average speed monitoring and police that will jump on you for doing 32 has really put me off learning to drive.

Depresson - it's not just "feeling sad"; it's a condition where you have literally hit the bottom without an obvious way out of it. Depression of the clinical variety can be especially long-lasting and incapacitating. Unfortunately, "depressed" has become synonymous with "a bit sad/out of it" which really undermines the seriousness of the problem. I would daresay the "we all get depressed sometimes" argument is completely bulls**t and not many people actually experience it properly, thankfully. "Feeling sad" isn't in the DSM-IV as far as I am aware, except as a symptom. It's shocking that people can't grasp the fact that depression is actually a very serious problem and you can't just "man up" and walk away from it. You can act like there's nothing bothering all you as much as you damn well please. It will break you eventually. Sometimes you just can't discourage it [suicide]. A lot of more successful suicides seem to be rather spur-of-the-moment decisions rather than things that have been carefully planned - unless you're fortunate enough to come across your friend when he's about to carry the act out, what are you going to do about it? I'm quite sure we can all agree on the fact that it really is not one of the best causes of action to take; however, when you have been through something life-changingly negative, it can often feel that you have nothing else to live for. Fortunately, some people are lucky enough to pull through and recover. Others can't take living anymore. I agree with Dan - chemical imbalance does play a big part in suicidality. A lot of people get long periods of suicidal ideation yet never act on it, whereas other people will completely snap and carry it out almost instantaneously. Moral or not? I don't think we, as bystanders, are allowed to decide.