Quote from: SuperIrish on November 21, 2014, 04:57:57 PM

ITT: OP fell for the vid and is now trying to cut his losses by posting it here.

Because Disney would totally use a still from SWOTR when they have said all E.U is non-canon

>Thinking I've been following anything Star Wars related outside of the movies.

And how did you fall for it then? It's further a fall for you than me.

Aaah dammit. It appears the maintenance period is over, but they've created more problems than removed some as always...

I'll be playing songs for myself anyways, so if you can get on and get it to work, great!

Making other people makes me happy.

So I value making other people happy more when I can, because I get a kick out of it.

I've been banned from multiple BF3 servers, usually because the admin servers have BS rules, so I ignore them.

One was perfect. "Server Message: NO MORTARS!!" (at this point they might as well fired shite, they only killed with headshots(?!) and against other mortarmen).

First thing I did was set-up a mortar and first shot killed the admin dead on. Teabagged for victory and didn't have to wait more than 5 seconds for a ban. Instead I was kicked...so I went back on and killed the admin again.

Other than that, I recall being banned from a few places but I can't remember where and why.

I got mine ready in preparation.

9 days remaining...

Only one corpse - still works but the CD reader is faulty, so I test singleplayer mods on the few games that still run on it (Only Black Ops and W@W, so I haven't used it for a while).

After I got the Slim version which is still fat as fuck and occasionally decides to make the loudest vent noise ever.

It sickens me that you imply music without lyrics couldnt evoke emotions.

I didn't say that. I want to know why.

I was watching The Grand Budapest Hotel yesterday, and this is on the intro and outro:


What sort of feeling does it bring to you, generally melancholic, peaceful, that sort of thing?

I've been listening to it more since, and I can't figure out why. It has no lyrics (It's just yodeling), so the only suggestive part of it is the rhythm, slow, almost well thought out. But it's made me think more about music in general.

So, why does music, even instrumentals without a single word uttered, portray and evoke such emotions?

I'm finding it difficult to have an open mind about this...

A plasma physicist is advancing a theory in which he claims to have evidence of two ancient nuclear explosions on Mars, events that he believes wiped out an ancient civilization on the red planet.

According to the Daily Mail...

Yeah, that isn't helping either. Interesting theory, but ehhhh...

I reckon they would have at some point later on attacked their Japanese allies (think about it, they invaded Italy the second they surrendered), though this is assuming after wiping out the Allies that the Japanese empire spread as far as India and then stopped at Hawaii or shared the US and Russia with the Nazis.

Africa would be totally fucked over. Most resource-rich continent on the planet, with very little in terms of military force (even if there were some remnants of the British and French colonists in the region).

We might've have seen some more radical science from the Nazis like massive jet-bombers and jet helicopters (think Hydra's planes in Captain America - there were real blueprints for those designs), but then again, we probably wouldn't. After the war, if Hitler concentrated his efforts on his domestic policies he could prohibit procreation for anyone not of Germanic/Nordic Aryan descent. That essentially means many of us wouldn't be here now (though it would be a double whammy for anyone who's relatives fought in WWII - your veteran grandfather might've been killed in combat or shot afterwards).

Or...The Nazi Empire would've collapsed soon after in a power vacuum post-Hitler, or even during as his changes to the education system just produced meatheads, not independent thinkers with any real profession and a brainwashed idealogy. And seeing as his health wasn't great by 1944 and was prescribed crazy amounts of drugs I'd hardly give him a high life expectancy. The empirical countries would fight between each other and themselves for power, resulting in a world far more fucked than todays.

Either way, it is a dire situation for all of us. If we are even "here" in these simulations.

As far as I'm aware, depending on what you overdose on, it ain't always pretty. Swelling, vomiting (and the following choking on the vomit), blood clothing, bloating, perspiration, heart attack... are all symptoms that often go along with OD'ing.

It seems there is no easy, painless way to die. A blessing in regards to the debate over the death penalty as it certainly helps against it, but a curse as it's going to suck when we kick the bucket (natural causes or not).

Mr. Gustave H.

Lolnone.

Depends on how it's ranked.

By sales or by gaming population, it might well be the "best". It's easier to rank things with quantifiable scales like population or profit over qualitative indicators (e.g. The opinions of millions of people, of whom CoD would probably still rule out because of it's mass population of kids who love it overwhelming the sane people who think "it's alright, I guess, but not the best")

I'm waiting until December. than after that, fuck you drunk Irish Santa does what he wants.