Gorgon

Quitting smoking is not hard, all you need is 24 hrs of cold turkey and the worst of the craving goes away. The trouble is finding something to do with your hands, they seem to be fidgeting for a smoke long after you have lost interest.

i hate brown rice. it tastes... wrong. just about every other kind of rice is cool, just not the brown stuff. taks What you want is wild rice, the long stemmed kind, it's almost impossible to make that stuff taste bad. Brown rice brings back memories of growing up in a vegetarian hippie commune without a single set of working taste buds among them. Me and my dad used to sneak off to the hot dog stand.

You are getting paid half a pound, wowsa, that's like, almost 5 bucks.

how does outsourcing help employment.

I wonder if it's phonetically based.

And you can't have two prestige classes, either that or the rule is you can't have more than 3 total. I played SoZ with 3 dwarven cleric weapon masters and one Figther, thief, weaponmaster, It was only just possible because clerics are so starved for feats and skills.

Vats had shorter range, you could pick em off as soon as you were able to see them with the scope. Also heavy weapons you were not proficient with still did a tolerable amount of damage as long as you didn't use vats.

Is that the artificial river that runs across Seoul I watched a documentary on discovery channel about.

57.2% There were a lot of black and whites that are probably considered classics, but that you would never see unless they happened to be on tv.

I could believe that one of the passenger jets was shot down and the action then covered up, for various reasons. I don't, but it's feasible. That the twin towers were destroyed by the military industrial complex is just retarded. Or maybe there is some interesting psychology behind the prevalence of these theories that is worth examining. The symbolic act of terror achieved on Sept. 11, that is to say the whole of the media spectacle and it's impact on American consciousness, as opposed to the disaster in the 'physical world', appears to have been so successful that a whole culture of denial has sprung up in it's wake. Maybe there is a point to be made here that the relates to the Kennedy assassination, when an act of political violence becomes so charged that one cannot separate the physical from the symbolic impact, a mass investigative movement initiates that does not stop until a psychologically acceptable answer has been found, and of course there may be no psychologically acceptable answer, in which case it does on for decades. As regards Sept. 11, one part of it obviously is the love of a good conspiracy, the other, that many (relatively of course) Amerians would rather believe that their own government caused the terrorism, than admit symbolic defeat to Al Kaida.

The piece of **** should have been dropped as soon as he threw something, much less be able to throw 2 objects at the president. Way to be on top of it secret service. I think Bush is rather relieved his security were experienced enough to see the situation for what it was. 'dropped as soon as he threw something'.. .lols, you have been watching too many movies.

If I were to change my name I could be a 'Tom', hard to pull off I know, but who wants to be a Jacob, or Michael, a mister everybody If I lived in Eastern Europe I would so be a 'Goran'. Asia, hmm.. Gichin Funakoshi, after Gichin Funakoshi Africa, Mobabe something.

Remember that math whiz who could recite phi to the umpteenth digit, or was that a movie. In any case the reason it was so easy for him is that he saw numbers as having distinctive shapes, colours and even textures, to him he was merely describing a strange landscape.

I dunno maybe being jaded and mistrustful is method acting, if they are not perpetually capping foul mouthed 13 year olds, the odds are they are trying to scam you somehow.

Buffy had one good season, otherwise completely mediocre.

You made a new account just to post in one thread. ...

The thing is that everyone knows Jean-Luc Picard/Patrick Stewart is the ultimate captain, but people like to argue so some people pretend they like someone else better. Edward James Olmos as William Adama in BSG is an awesome captain aswell but he doesnt have the same charm and character as Picard. Yes, until that regrettable day that happens to all adults, when you have to admit to yourself that Star Trek simply doesn't rate. Until that day, Picard is the bestest captain.

Anyone notice what tune Omar is whistling when he's stalking someone.

Futurama somehow got really crappy, from really awesome no less.

I prefer Admiral Adama.

No, I'm saying both were stupid.

I mean, she's still an idiot for doing it, but show a little context. American aircrew lost versus 'collateral damage' caused by an unnecessary war. I don't care what it says on the passports of the people who died, maybe you lot care a little too much.

Jane Fonda belongs on that AA gun about as much as the American intervention belonged in Vietnam. It's interesting to note why an AA gun is symbolic, considering the enormous toll on infrastructure, and the civilian cost of the consecutive bombing campaigns.

This is interesting. Jane Fonda sat on what exactly. A russian MIRV...

'Ohh, sorry to bother you again, it's just there's one thing about what you say happened I can't quite understand.'