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I believe they've been working on a new project.

I think it depends on how you extract it. Perhaps doing it in mass amounts there's some danger. I watched some Youtube videos of explosions this morning, and every single video is a person who does it indoors, who doesn't let the butane ventilate, and then exposes the excess butane to a spark/flame. A bunch of idiots.

My brother tried explaining BHO to me about a month ago after he saw some in a dispensary. All I really remember of the conversation though was that it's extremely rich in TCH, expensive, and DANGEROUS. He easily had mentioned the word dangerous at least 5 times while trying to explain how to produce it.

I never enjoyed the private chat rooms, I'd rather engage with the players who were around me in the moment, which was much of the allure of woodcutting around the time it blew up at the start of RS2.

I can't say I know many people who live within a six hour radius of Vegas who share that same opinion, but to each his own. Vegas is a lot of fun, I definitely recommend doing it at least once given the opportunity.

Read your extended warranty, and follow it's instructions on how to process your claim. It should be pretty straight forward about how to proceed, but also don't be afraid to confront a store manager if the product is defected, it's why they offer warranties in the first place.

I saw some chvrches talk, those [bleep]ers had to cancel their Outside Lands set cause some complications at the Vancouver airport. Missed their set at Coachella too.

If a 100 year-old water main didn't just explode near UCLA, I would disagree with RPG, but since it did explode, I can only imagine this becoming more common problem.

I just realized I've already hit the 10-year mark, plus a little extra from my time using Scapeboard. Damn.

Drinking water is very important, I recommend you continue to do that.

What if I told you "photographic memory" doesn't exist, does that make you feel better?

In college I chatted with classmates regularly, it helped at lot with getting some of the shyer kids to be a little bit more outgoing in discussions and junk. I don't remember very well what my class ratio was for guys to girls cause it varied so much from class to class.

I rarely eat In-N-Out but when do I order an animal style double-double, with chopped chilis, with no tomato.

[hide]The audio clip was kinda easy to miss if you weren't listening for it. It started rolling just as the last bit of credits were scrolling past. To me, it sounded like an ape quietly gasping for breath and the movement of concrete/other rubble. Right away I thought that it might be a hint that Koba didn't really die and was just injured badly after the fall. Sounded to me like it was the audio of him digging himself out from beneath the rubble.[/hide]

I take it you never saw Green Lantern, or either of the Thor movies? How about The Green Hornet? I'll be kind and leave R.I.P.D out of this. I enjoyed the Thor films. Haven't seen Green Hornet or RIPD (they're trailers looked awful). Green Lantern I saw at some point on DVD, but I've never been a big fan of Green Lantern so my expectations were low. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes talk:

I would be happy with a Skyrim mod that replaces all creatures/monsters with pokemon characters.

I played the Wii U a few months back at a bar. It was fun, until we had to use the new controller. I hated it. It completely discounted you from the gaming/social experience. I personally think Nintendo should stop producing consoles, and just become a 3rd party game developer.

I love Germany's purity law. It makes for great beer, and few hangovers.

The midwest scares me. Canada is superior. Let's not get ahead of ourselves now.

The midwest scares me.

A lot of countries are able to still make movies for the passion simply because there isn't the obligation to make back huge sums of money risked by major studios. Look at Nollywood (Nigerian cinema), they're the second largest producer of movies in the world, behind only Bollywood, no one knows of them, but they're a great example of an industry built around the passion for storytelling. I'm a personal fan of Australian cinema, so when I was at this years SXSW I was extremely excited to be able to view The Infinite Man, a sci-fi/rom-com, a film that took a huge risk to be able to tell this crazy time-traveling love story. I haven't been burnt out yet by Superhero films. The only one that really disappointed me the was latest Ironman, but I'm super stoked for Guardians of The Galaxy.

I wish we had someone here who was redneck enough to say "The only security I need, is the .22 under my pillow." then geeky enough to follow up with, "should have got a Mac."

The luxury of foreign films is that we get to filter out the best of the best, which for some countries could be just one film a year.

What neighborhood?

Arizona is the only state I've lived in where they print your licenses there at the DMV. WA it's like two weeks. California is random because their DMV is so ghetto, you never know when you're getting your license.