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I always wanted to rig up a home-made cow catcher (read: mad max death plow) on the front bumper. Edit: There, got around to the avatar.

1:1 ratio of isopropyl alcohol and water, if it's an LCD. Just saying. I spilled scotch in my keyboard once...

Down. It is inevitable.

I'd like to claim responsibility, but I definately found it here. So apparently...I am the physical manifestation of pure, unmitigated, bureaucratic evil? Neat. The title fits perfectly above my Death Eater bar, too. So I see here that I have some deranged, barbarous demon cavalry. So why am I driving a Neon, and where's my invincible murderhorse?

Then you may be disappointed, I don't know. It IS a somewhat more conventional action film thann the first.

Precisely. I have always maintained that Emo is not a genre.

As of now, trying to use Pandora just redirects to that letter on their website. I have yet to try to get around it. Almost need a remote system in the states and a VPN connection from here, if a basic proxy won't work.

RIP Pandora (in Canada) I just got this e-mail. I have yet to see whether I will be able to bypass with a US proxy or something, but it looks like this may be the end. Which blows, because now I'll have to cart my music in to work from home.

Full of americans because SPOILER (Highlight to View) it's a repopulation effort managed by the US Army. That much makes some sense, at least, though it could just as easily have been a UN/NATO coalition or any other coutnry's military. Sounds like a job for the French foreign legion. Presumeably the british army was wiped out in the first outbreak.

Alright then. Yes ma'am nontheless. Edit: For real, get money, play paintball, get money, get motorcycle licence, get money, get money, find a human female, get money, get hired on permenant-like, get money. Goddamn money.

Was that directed at me, or just another way of saying the same thing? Either way, yes ma'am.

Get money.

There's something to be said for suspending disbelief for about 90 minutes. Sure, I could tear that movie apart anpoint out every little inconsistency. I could also complain that it was predictable. But in general, almost every movie suffers the same problems. And hey - the entire premise of 28 Days Later was based on people making stupid mistakes. There were more of them in 28 Weeks and they were more glaringly obvious, but it's the same idea. 28 Days Later was a much more atmospheric film. It was very good at setting a mood of isolation without alot of special effects or a high budget. 28 Weeks Later is not that movie. It is, indeed, a more conventional action-horror than it's predecessor. I was still entertained. Also, the soundtrack is excellent taken in context. Very dark.

I have now seen it, and I declare it to be good. I have no doubt that some, perhaps many, will disagree. At any rate, I enjoyed it.

From the sheer volume of napalm in the trailer, it may be better.

I have never had first hand knowledge of any petition that was even remotely effective. Even ones that had some bearing on anyone's life.

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Is not the coolest chick. Or a cool chick at all. Or a chick. You get the idea.

And I would prefer that they actually were robots.

Essentally the same a a .ZIP, but capable of greater compression under some circumstances.

Chapters...just needed to have it ordered.

Yep. Soft cover, Religion War is hard cover.

That's what I hear. http://www.pr-inside.com/studio-signs-for-...man-r115557.htm

I have physical copies of both now. I can lend you the Religion War whenever.

The rule is generally to wait for the first service pack anyway.