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the first sentence still needs some change "Ich will Unreal Tournament spielen!" (what you wrote could be translated as "I wool plai UT"; "wollen" is quite a difficult verb to inflect and build a correct sentence with. Similar to my problems with english that pop up every now and then...). I haven't got any links either, but I like that WOW-Dress-Song. Aww ****! But isn't wollen will too? Just in case I have mixed it with some other ^^'

Just started The Wall, so Pink Floyd - In the Flesh? So ya, thought ya Might like to go to the show To feel the warm thrill of confusion, That space cadet glow. Tell me is something eluding you, sunshine? Is this not what you expected to see? If you wanna find out what's behind these cold eyes You'll just have to claw your way through this disguise. Lights! Roll the sound effects! Action! Drop it on 'em! DROP IT ON 'EM!

Uhh, that's spoilers and for that - read ending of the sixth book again, IIRC

I think ending was good until the epilogue came in.

Gahh, sorry for spelling errors. I had certain problems with... concentration at the moment. Hmh, I guess we should try making list of all that'll happen in 2012 - Aliens attack - Third World War begins - World ends - Possible Harmageddon - Duke Nukem Forever - Microsoft publishes their follower for Vista after years of setbacks - robots rebel and stuff Hmh, it's going to be one busy year

I agree. Only religion that truly makes sense is Buddhism, and even it (like Hinduism) counters one major problem: Number of people are constantly growing. Remembering every people continue to reincarnate again and again until they can break away from cycle of rebirth and be free, total amount of humans should stay same, actually microscopically decrease with every now and then someone becoming Buddha (and thus one of the reincarnating soulss is no more part of the world). And you can't really use decreasing number of animals as counterargument ("souls dwell nowadays more in humans than in animals"), since number of animals in extincting (did I just invent new word? =P ) won't match huge increase in overpopulation of this planet. Also, I'm not even 100 % if souls reborning ( laws of karma being the judge of course) as animals as well as humans is part of Buddhism, or is reincarnating human only thing in Buddhism. I could check this out, but I trust our walking encyclopedia meta or someone else knowing the answer and thus saving my time Otherwise Buddhism is quite as "sensible" religion as it can get, being more like philosophy than religion. Also, newest scientific foundations in fields of cosmology really challenges linear time view common in monoteistic religions, but fits with cyclical time views like in Hinduism, Buddhism etc. (I couldn't make simple Western-Eastern division here, since old greek had cyclical time view, and I bet some indians did too) Idea of "quantum soul" fits even better in Buddhism than let's say, Christianity. Also, by all means energy seems to be something that exists and always has (matter, after all, is energy ). It is said God is omnipresent, omniscience and omnipotence, something just exists and always has. Judging by this, I say it is just as likely for energy to be something that has always existed as some personal God. You could make energy some pantheistic God without consciousness. After all, consciousness is not something absolutely necessarily for God in pantheism. Fits with "did God have choice in creation" (free quoting) by Einstein as well. Subconscious creating yadda yada... That also fits with Buddhism and somewhat with Hinduism too. Greatest "threat" for pantheistic all compassing energy God is possible existence of Dark Energy, but it's existence isn't even sure. Yet. Maybe never be. Maybe there'll be alternate explanation for certain oddities and Dark Energy will be buried in annals of false theories. Who knows.

Oh, okay. In that case, I'll shut up then. Yeah, mostly it's just related to being a try-hard.

Uh, so what's with the Satanic avatar then? If you believe in Satan, that means you believe in God, because without God, Satan can't exist, so you're contradicting yourself, if you do believe in Satan. Pentagram ain't exactly related to satan worshipping nor satanism is worshipping satan

zomg woot wtf Accept is back!

True, but that's sick nonetheless Also, awesome post meta, you made me interested in that book

Hey I do that all the time! Not. Oh, her. I have few hazy memories of her. Just what exactly was she like?

Bloody hell. Deathly Hallows was great book, second or third best Potter. Apart from some numbing and boring middle parts (thanks to whole Potter crazyness editors really don't have power over Rowlings works. In this case they should ) and I was very satisfied with this book. Also, Rowling went homicidical with her characters

Maybe this is why we didn't hear anything about PG in E3... no working engine, no product :sad:

Reading newest Harry Potter. EVERYONE in that frickin' book store was buying Deathly Hallows. Rowling ought to make record again...

What's this Bastilla Skywalker.. thingy

Maybe meta if I have time (hah, more like I'm not too lazy ) and preferably I've better keyboard by then. Typing on laptop sucks. Also, I noticed a lot talking about how small we're on universal scale and how could God perceive everything, and why should our tiny little spot in reality matter anything. Truly, idea that God made whole (possibly multiverse) universe only to delight we, hairless monkeys, is arrogant beyond words. I could quote whole conversation (I guess I'll do that, sooner or later for some obscure reasons ) from Stephen King's first Dark Tower Book, The Gunslinger, where Roland has finally catched up Man in Black in Golgata, and they talk. It's among my favorite parts what I've read, ever. Anyway, here's excerpt from their talk (more like Man In Black's monologue) on Size. "If you fell outward to the limit of the universe, would you find a board fence and signs reading DEAD END? No. You might find something hard and rounded, as the chick must see the egg from the inside. And if you should peck through the shell (or find a door), what great and torrential light might shine through your opening at the end of space? Might you look through and discover our entire universe is but part of one atom on a blade of grass? Might you be forced to think that by burning a twig you incinerate an eternity of eternities? That existence rises not to one infinite but to an infinity of them? "Perhaps you saw what place our universe plays in the scheme of things - as no more than an atom in a blade of grass. Could it be that everything we can perceive, from the microscopic virus to the distant Horsehead Nebula, is contained in one blade of grass that may have existed for only a single season in an alien time-flow? What if that blade should be cut off by a scythe? When it begins to die, would the rot seep into our universe and our own lives, turning everthing yellow and brown and desiccated? Perhaps it's already begun to happen. We say the world has moved on; maybe we really mean that it has begun to dry up. "Think how small such a concept of things make us, gunslinger! If a God watches over it all, does He actually mete out justice for such a race of gnats? Does His eye see the sparrow fall when the sparrow is less than a speck of hydrogen floating disconnected in the depth of space? And if He does see... what must the nature of such a God be? Where does He live? How is it possible to live beyond infinity?