I want teh kotor 3

lol @ portal... and holy ****ing **** that other thing is creepy...

That was frickin epic Also, in before .

All this is making me wanna bootcamp to win95...

When you have a spot I volunteer to be either a fighter or a sorcerer (or both, if that you-can-cast-spells armor is as epic as it seems).

Sig quote time!

No reason not to; all are collections of mass murderers. The problem with government is that it removes power from the individual. The only ball Comrade Obama has gotten rolling is the commie ball.

This attitude is the entire problem. Islamic terrorists represent Islam to the exact same extent the Inquisition represented Christianity or the Soviets represented Atheism. Which is to say, they are crazy extremes whose actions no reasonable person would blame upon the original creed. If you're determined enough, anything can be twisted to suit your purposes. The attitude of "me being tired of hearing about it"? The "goddamn" was an expression of frustration, not of distaste. Actually no it's not like that at all. Pearl Harbor was not bombed for the glory of buddah or Shintoisim. The WTC was bombed for the glory of Islam. UBL himself wrapped himself in the Koran looking for a pretext. My point was that it is indeed building a monument to a culture that attacked us at the very point at which they attacked us. Shintoism probably wasn't the best example there, but off the top of my head I can't think of another Japanese symbol.

This is epic.

It's like putting a Shinto shrine right on top of Pearl Harbor. If anyone tried to do that, nobody would support it, but it seems that the liberals don't think that 911 was quite as bad. I think it is entirely disrespectful to put it there, but I'm not sure its intentional. There is an argument to be made that it is a symbol of peace between the larger Muslim community (read: those other than the mother****ing sharia terrorists) and the American people, but I don't buy it. That having been said, they can put their goddamn mosque wherever the hell they want to.

Who cares what the **** dude in the cloud he believes in? Far more important are his political beliefs, seeing as though he is (nominally) a political leader, rather than a religious one. then again, judging by some of his followers' statements about him, it seems he may be a cultish figure...

Even more so than the recent Rambo? I don't think that is possible... Rambo was indeed rather epic, but this... No words. Just sheer jaw-dropping "hell yes" moments, on loop.

Expendables is the greatest display of badassery any individual or group thereof has ever committed to film...

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This guy is my bloody hero. EDIT: Also, picked up my new glasses...

Good for australia. Not really; free speech is a great thing.

Indeed.

This one is epic. Also. I have one that happened to me: In one of my campaigns, I play a high-level drow wizard. Me and my group were hired to defend a king, traveling by caravan to meet the king of an opposing nation. The meeting was (of course) an ambush. The leader of the other dudes, another high-level wizard, started blasting me, so a sent a... somewhat epic fireball at him. He sidestepped, and opened up a teleportation portal that ended up right by the king's wagon. Fireball went through portal.

Salt: pretty good, if a bit predictable. Definitely the best movie so far this year, IMO.

Holy ****ing ****. It got Conrad Verner and Lord Zetta. Epic win.

"Non-physical" energy doesn't exist. All mass is energy. If the basic elements of consciousness have mass, which we can safely say because neurotransmitters exist, then consciousness is, like the res of the universe, physical energy. Everything has energy, even pure vacuum. The term "energy" more or less means the capacity to do physical work, i.e. by moving stuff. It is not appropriate in this sense. Neither is anything else, really, because this case is impossible. The evidence for this comprises the various and sundry fields of neurobiology, biochem, biophyisics, and the like, which provide no evidence that anything going on inside the human head violates the laws of physics in any way. Of course consciousness is made of "something", or, rather, several somethings, like muons, pions, electrons, etc. As to whether or not in can be located, I direct you to the clustermind**** that is the Copenhagen Interpretation. I'm sure this should be obvious by now, but number 2 is the only scientifically valid answer. Of course it matters; it is one of the most fundamental questions mankind is faced with.

Good god that blew.

There was a plot twist? Other than , which didn't really surprise me, I don't recall any. Dur da-dur. Sorry, I'm dumb.

There was a plot twist? Other than , which didn't really surprise me, I don't recall any.

I think his question is in regarding ... Indeed, it was... I think his question is in regarding ... It was a difference in time. don't work like that, but that's whole 'nother can of worms. It just seems like an oversight to me.