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For those who've played it, how is Culpa Innata?

"Bloated" is a pretty easy argument against anything that does too much.

We can also all agree that Eliza Dushku is hot. If a tad bit batty.

Mine went into a new computer.

I, for one, welcome our new Chimera overlords.

http://williampatry.blogspot.com/2008/05/f...-in-vernor.html This seems an interesting related read from Senior Copyright Counsel for Google.

I'm largely posting this because it was a topic of discussion within the Mass Effect for PC thread (now closed). It made it seem that a few others might be interested. Slashdot summary: http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?no_d2=...08/05/22/195233 Now the original story: http://aecnews.com/news/2008/05/21/3414.aspx I had actually mentioned in the previous thread that I didn't know if this had happened or not. But apparently here's an instance of a company getting someone's ebay listing pulled being sued (though it's more of a case of him being allowed to sue so far than him winning the suit). Edit: I'm not clear on what exactly is going on here. There appears to be some contention among a few commenters over whether this is him actually winning the suit or the court agreeing that he has a valid argument to sue. the AEC news link has a summary claiming that he "is entitled to protection from Autodesk based on the

Abrams had no involvement with X-Files (that I can find at least). The only reason he was brought up in regards to it is because his new show looks like a ripoff. Ah, my bad, I misunderstood. Is okay! I took the same meaning from it that you did. I just had to check because I never heard of him being involved in X-Files. Then I figured it out.

Abrams had no involvement with X-Files (that I can find at least). The only reason he was brought up in regards to it is because his new show looks like a ripoff.

*runs back* Wrong hat. *grabs different hat* *flees*

*runs back* Forgot my hat. *grabs hat* *flees again.

*enters thread* *looks for torches and pitchforks* *finds none* Diablo SUCKS! *flees*

Huh?

I have no clue what you're talking about.

PS3's OS/FS defragments as things get put onto the hard drive. This is only for internal. External HDDs do not get such benefit.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull To put it concisely, Steven Spielberg is no Steven Spielberg. Now you may wonder "what the **** does that mean? How can someone not be themself?" you'll feel how I felt when I watched this movie. How can an Indiana Jones movie not be an Indiana Jones movie? Sure, it's got all the trademarks. Indiana, a sexual tension interest, a sidekick, bad guys, a whip, a treasure, pretty much everything you'd expect. But it still feels a stranger. What stands out most in contrast to the older movies is visually. The movie is more akin to a Pixar film than Indiana Jones. It's colorful and it's notably overlit. Retardedly overlit. You won't confuse anything in this movie for natural lighting. It's like next-gen bloom. This visual style seems appropriate for the new movie. It appears to be going for a more family friendly approach than any of the predecessors. It, at least, continues the trend of Last Crusade in being less serious than all 3 prior movies. The villains are not quite as evil (you may expect Cate Blanchett to make a comment about looking for Moose and Squirell), Jones is not quite as gruff and angry, and there are no real surprises to be found. Overall, I did enjoy the movie. But about the time I saw someone , I had to wonder if I would have liked it had it not been called Indiana Jones and someone other than Harrison Ford had been the lead. Edit: Forgot a period.

Where he hangs out? As opposed to where you get him initially.

Because the bird attack was like the offspring of Hitch**** and Woo had the two of them been siblings. There's a terrifying attack by zombie birds and a guy runs out, leaps through the air, and fires two pistols in slow motion at them and it works! AGAINST BIRDS! It was god awful. The entire movie was more bad scenes just like that with poor pacing splitting them up. This is the only movie I've ever seen that I wanted to walk out on. The only reason I didn't was because of how glowy and delicious Milla's airbrushed beauty was.

Graveyard, IIRC.

There's only one adequate response to this. We egg their houses.