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I know Valve have a lot of support from the deaf community, too, for their integration of subtitles for all the dialogue in the Half-Life 2s.

Nice bunch of spoilers there guys, I had to read the topic between my fingers ... :confused:

meh.... It'd be funnier if Patrick Stewart was runnign a full powered raiding guild... whenever you start a fight he says over vent "engage" Patrick Stewart is to busy in da real world.

Not that I'm a fan of bards, but they do provide good support to the party: lots of buff effects in combat, for example.

It's difficult, so let's not touch it? I disagree completely.

Tell me about this Cedega ... It is taking place just as I knew it would. If this means that Microsoft hasn't got a target for the project (i.e. major feature/s) then I am not very confident that they can produce something of any worth.

Do you have a home network? I doubt you'll be overly inconvenienced by XP Home; just go for it.

Ah, but do you have an onboard sound chip, too? Motherboard default and all that ...

You'll need a special motherboard to connect them all up, if they are all PCI-e ...

Did you buy the Axim?

this post gets 'the least understanded award' from me for this year. Really, I didn't understand it, whats up to Lady Crimson again!? Maybe you should give up, then, as web programming seems to be beyond your comprehension.

I use pen, paper and pseudocode.

Yes. And I have a veto.

OMG I agree with Volo! I think it's pretty obvious that the billionaire was not too impressed with his relatives, hence the marriage ... (what, he couldn't just have an affair with her?)

A History of Violence: excellent. Not for the younger audience. Crisp script and terrific performances. Paycheck (sic). I watched this with trepidation, as Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman aren't on my top 100 list of actors ... though the fact that it was based on a PKD novel did urge me contrariwise. I must say it was remarkably okay (hardly worth an entire film, but a neat idea).

I am vinning zee war (despite not being able to fully understand what the boffins and wonks are saying ...)!

(Lotus Notes is a groupware application (that's email and information-sharing for you-who-don't-know), and the book is to pass both the administration and programming exams.) Just imagine how many people have ordered this to trigger a pre-order targeted marketing narrowcast ...

You could pretend that the piggie is a hairless cat.

I take it to mean the sweat from hard work just accomplished.

You get a cookie for that ... oh wait, um ... how about Psychosomatic FTW!

^ Does that mean you are normal whilst viewing it? (Disturbing a disturbed ..? never mind ... )

Perhaps she mentioned it in passing :D ... certainly, however, it wasn't "elude".

Don't spam the thread, Jorian. If it's not interesting to you, don't read it and definitely DON'T spam it. Let us analyze some of the words used to describe God as per Wikipedia, which do not apply to Brahman: Omniscient - Brahman does not have a mind, it does not think. Hence, it is not omniscient. Omnipotent - Brahman does not act or perform any actions. It has no powers and no authority. Hence, it is not omnipotent. Omniprescence - The universe is superimposed on Brahman Perfect Goodness - Brahman has no emotions, hence, cannot be good, evil, or even neutral. A Personal Being - Brahman is not even a "being", neither does it have a personality Cause/Creator - Brahman is neither the cause, nor creator, of the universe. Source of Moral Obligation - Brahman is not a source of moral obligation. Now lets see how Brahman differs from God: Akarta (non agent) - Brahman does not act, nor does it react. It does not influence, create or cause anything. So what is the point of Brahman, then? It doesn't add anything to the universe. All you are doing is adding a non-entity. The above quoted characteristics are all cited for godhead.

Dolph Lundgren did a great action spoof, too (Men of War?) I still remember him being shot in the knee and then immediately standing up using that knee. Excerrent. Rocky Balboa So many people have been harping after Stallone to stop making unrealistic films, well, this one is the most realistic of all of his œuvre, and (my low expectations notwithstanding), was a pretty pedestrian affair. Just re-watching Deep Impact, actually I bought this because it was really cheap; next I'll re-watch Full Metal Jacket and the remake of The Poseidon Adventure (which were both also cheap).