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Everyone has an inner emo, even if they are loath to admit it.

I wouldn't call Seven, horror. It isn't particularly scary.

Indeed. The better horror scenes are when everything seems to be going fine and dandy, but all the time there's this strange feeling that things will go south before you know it. Like in Psycho.

What would happen to Claire if she, say developed a serious drinking problem? Is she immune to Cirrhosis? Would her liver keep growing back? And when she gets old will it be like Lo Pan in Big Trouble In Little China?

But by their own standards, "good" isn't good enough.

There's a nice image to get stuck in your head. Figuratively as well literally. QOTSA - Gonna Leave You

How do you guys think Bioware feels about failing in their mission again and again?

ASUS P5L-VM 1394

All four of them.

Nope. those are the exact same files that come on the CD. And any way the real problem isn't those drivers, it is that windows fails to detect the gamepad. If it did, it would install its own standard gamepad drivers as soon as I connected the gamepad, even without attempting to install XFX's driver.

Linderman was a young man during the Vietnam war, so unless he could travel back in time that seems impossible. Oh, and he's dead.

Err..., I'm using XP.

1)Yes, although I've also tried it with the software from XFX's site (which is exactly the same). 2)That it can't detect the device and tells me to connect it. The gamepad comes up as an unknown device in the device manager, by the way.

No, the drivers and the software won't install without first detecting the gamepad... That's my whole problem, if I could configure the buttons, I could use the gamepad.

No. How the hell did you come up with that one?

Yes, I do.

http://www.xfxforce.com/web/product/listCo...mp;productId=75 Model number: GA-CP03-SK0200G

Not bad. It's freaking obvious Suresh will be screwed over. Idiot.

It's an XFX one. It's called Xgear something. Quite good, actually.

I'd say Alien is about as perfect as a horror movie gets.

So you are saying it's really about men and their relation to women? Or perhaps geeks and their mothers.

They did the same schtick last season, though. Three or four episodes in, and you could see how the season was going to end.

Hades might have a point there.

Here we go. I don't really want to go to war immediately, so I'm going to concentrate on building up the empire, financially and scientifically. The settler being finished in Meatytown will be settled in the Southeast. Turn 1: Nothing much. We are the largest empire in the world. Go ahead and rejoice. Turn 2: Optics is done. Chose Printing press for the nice coin boost from all the cottaging we've done. Wang Kon did the Magellan dance. Turn 4: Made the M*A*S*H with an explorer popped out of Irvine. Turn 5: Elizabeth asked for Nationalism. Mindlessly thinking of Cate Blanchett, I caved in and gave it to her. I've also been starting universities in most cities. Oh, and National Epic was finished in Port Avellone. Turn 6: Enoch's Fault has been founded to the southeast. Two workers are now near the city to get it up to speed. Turn 7: Printing Press is done, which got us to +3 gold. Research on Banking has begun. Turn 8: Wang man offered us Astronomy and 35 gold for Education. I said yes, because the stars are the future, and pretty and stuff. Turn 9: Wang Kon asked for Guilds. I told him to fork off, despite his awesome facial hair. Exconomics is next. Turn 10: We finally meet the Japanese. They are worse off than Hammurabi! Turn 12: A barb longbowman popped out of the fog of war. Turn 13: Economics is done. Changed to Free Market and Bureaucracy. Replacement parts is next in line. Turn 15: By the way, with the civics changes (why the hell were we still in barbarism??), our economy is now able to support another city. As such work has begun on a Settler in Irvine. I'm going to place it here. It gets the three resources and a bunch of water tiles for the dike. Colorful women will take our production capacity to new heights. Turn 17: A Pytheas is born in the Land of the Urquharts. I'm going to send it on a quest for cash, because I like upgrading. Turn 18: Now we go for Rifling. Chemistry and Steam Power should be up next, for the wonderful dikes. Because we love them. Also, I recommend we research constitution, and then change to Representation and Pacifism, to get those great people going. Turn 20: Furry Clams is founded in the previously shown location. Set up for the next guy: Some bastard poisoned Urquhartburg, and Babylon is a free state once more. I say we attack the bugger. Akkad and Nippur are pretty awfully placed, though. The year 1550AD beckons.

Psycho Alien Nightmare On Elm Street Ju On The Haunting (the 60s masterpiece, not that dreadful thing from a few years back) The Shining The Thing