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I saw The Company You Keep and Oblivion this weekend. The Company You Keep was a decent film up until it started to conclude, then it just completely derailed, 5/10. Oblivion is a love story that uses it's sci-fi elements to it's advantage. Predictable in places but I found enjoyable. 6/10

Football discussion thread: http://forum.tip.it/...n/page__st__740

I think it was my freshmen year of college they installed a bunch of new red light cameras in the Phoenix metropolitan area, but by the time they got them installed they couldn't afford to operate them due to budget cuts, so the majority of them were turned off half the time.

CNN's coverage has been embarrassing and most of the time entirely wrong in the past couple of days. e - to clarify, CNN-US I'm a little late, but I found the best coverage was the Boston Globe's twitter account, and ABC's AM radio station second. Cable news channels were horrible throughout the entire event today.

Wow, sounds like theres a lot bureaucracy involved. That's shit man, here I was just thinking it was normal account.

RPG, have you physically walked into a bank and talk to a banker or over the phone? I feel like if you went in with the right forms of documentation they should be able to work out a solution.

The old man who fell down from the blast (only person who fell in the video) is from the town right next to the town I grew up in. As a runner, watching the news break sent instant chills throughout. All I could imagine was being one of those runners coming up to the finish line and all the thoughts that would be running through my head as I saw all this unfold. there would be so many emotions, it's just mind boggling to thing about.

It's i_love_burritos.

You can't force people to like you, and you can't get upset every time something doesn't go your way.

A cyclocross or touring bicycle would probably be ideal if you want bounce between surfaces with something more civilized then a mountain bike.

PowerFrog, out of half the games on Steam, how many of them do you actually play or even, how many of them require the need for a gaming rig? Modding may bring loads of new content to games, but it isn't something that interests mainstream consumer. The controller thing can only goes for select games, but overall all three of these "advantages" PCs have, really aren't anything that will convince console gamers to trade in their console for a new PC gaming rig.

400 a year, holy crap. If I had to pay that, on top of gas, I don't think I would drive.

Besides MMORPGs and strategy/simulation games, what games are being developed exclusively for the PC that justify choosing a PC gaming rig over a console?

What's this rego? Is it Australian for car registration?

I thought the premiere was alright. I personal was expecting something bigger, from all the hype that had gone into this season's return.

Pain is never good, and there could be a number of different things that could be causing it. The best way to diagnose it is to seek a professional, not the internet.

White tee + permanent marker = chainmail

Tim, I think most of us would agree that you live too conservatively, but if there were ever a time to live crazy, it is while you're young, and unsettled. I'm just now seeing your new post show up, but it is never to late to try new things, you just need to stop coming up with BS excuses.

Last I remember of EMR was that he was moving states, but he hasn't reported back since.

Currently listening to Alt-J. Was introduced to them a few weeks ago and now I'm hooked.

Doesn't 07scape have the EoC update?

I had to drive by the UW while I was doing some errands today. The new football stadium is looking nice.

I actually learned this morning that It originally began as a celebration of Christianity coming to Ireland.

Absinthe isn't bad. Reminds me of jager in taste.