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Can anyone tell me if they've removed the DRM that locks it to one computer yet? Because I know I plan to replace this one as soon as I can, but I don't want to download a cracked copy in case Will Wright goes after those who do and sues them with some arbitrary loophole of his arbitrary DRM.
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Friend made me take a personality quiz. Then challenged me to a game of poker. If I lost, I post what I got here. She got a freaking full house. >< At least she didn't win the one after that... Forum link removed. <<DV>>
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Had a strange dream. By strange I mean not-strange. And marketable. By which I mean it was like an episode of Futurama. Only it was less like one, more was one. Complete with the normal cast. Only it was something I came up with. And it seemed like it was something that'd come out more recently. Due to the fact the political jokes and stuff like that weren't dated. The strangest thing is I haven't watched Futurama in months, but all the character voices, attitudes, appearances and stuff were spot on. In other news, I intend to buy this shirt if I get enough spare cash. Thoughts?
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Bob Dylan; Tom Baker when he played the Fourth Doctor on Doctor Who; Andy Samberg(credit to bfa for pointing this one out);
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People ask me why I proceed to sing the first verse, and, if I can get away with it, whatever else I can get in of Black Sabbath's Iron Man when someone mentions the words "Iron Man" in a BZP chat. Why do I? Because for a bunch of people who know each other through a Bionicle site, you people say Iron Man way too much. Consider it punishment until you people learn to not use it so much. Unless, like me, you like Black Sabbath, in which case enjoy.
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Surely I'm not the only one who remembers these guys.
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(black bits are censored because their apparently poisonous to young childrens minds.) Honestly, because you can't say no to chatting with a friend, your putting yourself and every other driver and passenger around you in danger.
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This seems like something Wrack'd post, eh?
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They made a good point when Homer said "I respect you. And unlike love, respect can't be bought." Love can be bought. Case-and-point; jewelry. Respect on the other hand, has to be earned. Unless you happen to be an Italian mobster with the last name "Soprano".
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(NOTE::: None of these are exactly the same. All from different albums) Sparks - The Who ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Sparks - Live broadway production of The Who's Tommy. ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speak To Me/Breathe - Pink Floyd ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speaker Of The House - The Capitol Steps ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: Brian Epstein ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: Brian Epstein ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: Eric Morecambe And Wise ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: John ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: John ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: John Lennon ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Speech: Paul Speech: Paul McCartney ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Spider - Weezer ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Spider Hole - The Capitol Steps ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Stairway To Heaven - Dweezil Zappa ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin (Zeppelin IV) ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin(single) ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Stand By Me - John Lennon ~Hit fast-forward, next song was~ Standin' Round Crying - Eric Clapton For that chain iPod, you are awesome.
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Somehow it has managed to replace the entire manga section at a local bookstore. It must die. Now.
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I would like to apologize about the content of the last entry. It was idiotic of me to take a joke seriously in that manner, and if I could do so without breaking the account-sharing rule, I'd give myself a leave for a few days from blogging to work on my views. Alas though, I can't, and I refuse to lose that time in PMship.
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Often when someone makes a mistake in their argument, loses the argument or something like that, the winner, when their a poor sport, says something along the lines of "omg ur retarded lol". I'd just like to know, if you've ever done that, what would you do, if, after getting a response, it turns out the person really is mentally retarded?
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Posting this early so I can spend the rest of New Years/Eve with my family. Anyway, first, I'd like to wish everyone a happy 2009. Let's see how it treats us in comparison to 2008. Now then, onto the message. I'm not sure how it went for everyone else, but for me 2009 started out awful, but got surprisingly good later. I'd like to say a few things to a few people though. 1. Read my rant on the internet. This is half plug, half important thing I think; I personally think I made a good point, though that's up to opinion(but looking at the comments, I'm not the only one who feels so), and I'd like to see what others think. 2. Don't tell me every detail of what your doing or did today. I can appreciate some of it, but people who tell me what they did, when they did it and how, honestly, I don't need or want to stop whatever I'm doing to give a one-word answer to your description to someone you befriended over the internet of how you told some friend of something when you already told me it happened earlier in the same discussion. Not naming names, but you know who you are. 4. Laugh at yourself. I see too many people who can't take a joke. Seriously, it's all in good fun, I do it often, really, don't take yourself so seriously. Your no more important than those next to you, don't act like it's blasphemous to joke about you. 5. You people need more independence. Seriously, in nearly every chat of all-BZPers, there's always been a leader. Be yourself, don't listen to others on your choices.(I know I joined a namechange fad. I was tired, and it's a nickname, not my thoughts.) 6. Don't say "This", "Is" and "Madness" to anyone in the same sentence. 7. To those complaining about Obama wining; shut it and listen to McCain; "And I hope you will join me in wishing Senator Obama the best". 8. To those going "omgbamawoot"; shut. There's a certain point where being happy becomes being a poor sport. 9. Approve me more. 10. Cool off. I've been told this myself, I figure I'll pass it on. Sit back, take a drink, eat something, put on some good music or comedy, and enjoy the moment, don't get caught up. Now some personal messages in specific to people; Wrack - Be less of a fangirl to non-Halo-Microsoft. And yes, you are. You've bashed OS X and Linux with no backing over AIM, and have bashed both consoles that aren't a 360. bfa - GIVE ME YOUR MACBOOK. NAOUGH. EW - Be funnier. Kex - Read #10 and #4. Nothing personal, but you do have a bit of an ego. Robo - Quit hogging CoTRPG power. Omi - Keep being awesome and don't leave like Lluvio said to that one time. Any and all fanboys/fangirls - Get a life and see things from multiple angles. Simulcast - Get that album out and send me a copy. Digital or material, either is fine. That extra second of 2008 - Please mutate into an extra hour of 2009, because I really think that'd be awesome. Anyone I missed who wants something from me - PM or IM me and I'll do it. With that, happy 2009 to everyone.
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-Cutting off my playing in the middle of a song. -Making me stop what I'm doing because something mundane you could do that you want me to do so you can be lazy is more important to you. -Turning off my internet as a "reminder" that your in control. -Doing stuff that effects me without even a slight forewarning. -Speaking what your thinking, no matter how idiotic it is. -Being absolute in your beliefs and never giving any ground. -Never doing anything for yourself and letting everyone else do stuff for you. -Not taking responsibility for what you do. -Telling me every little thing your interested in or doing just because I'm there and alive. -Pestering me for my opinion, or for that matter, asking more than once. -Not being able to laugh at yourself or those you respect. -Being a *censored*. -Being overly-pro America, anti-Iraq, stuff like that. -Shoving your beliefs in my face and telling me how right they are and how wrong mine are. -Snickering because you play classical music and I don't. -Backstabbing anyone in particular unless they have it coming, and even then a bit. -Getting angry when people give you advice that isn't what you want to hear. -Giving me an order or a rhetorical question. Not directed at anyone here I'll name(they know who they are though).
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Watching it has convinced me that, as long as you either know Hebrew or have subtitles, Israel has the best commercials in the world.
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Well, seeing as it was released today and I figure reviews of it are scarcer than days I have money, I figure I'll give a brief review of the new movie Valkyrie, which I got back from seeing recently. Valkyrie, which follows the story of a doomed German plot to assassinate Hitler, opens with: "Based on a True Story." That's often shorthand for "Warning: Balderdash Ahead," so it's worth noting that Valkyrie respects the historical record. Anyway, the movie starts in Africa if I recall right. The group of German soldiers that Claus Von Stauffenberg(played by Tom Cruise) is attacked by I believe British planes, the end result being death and Mr. Stauffenberg/Cruise losing his right hand, two of his left fingers and his left eye. From here he is promoted and inducted by a couple others into "Secret Germany", the group that tries to kill Hitler. That's the basis of the plot, and I won't spoil anymore for anyone who hasn't seen it. I generally prefer comedies, so I didn't have high hopes for me liking this movie, but I did. It draws you in, entertains you, then ends with the credits. What a good film should do IMO. It did feel somewhat rushed though, which ruined some of it, but not all of it. Mr. Cruise did a great job on the role I think, and while it could've been better, he certainly did the man justice. So what can you expect from this? Well, it's historically accurate, which, looking at Braveheart, is a very good thing. It also gives an interesting view on the events. Gripping to the end for me, it was definitely worth my money, and if you want a good thriller, give Valkyrie a look. Also, a moment of applause and saluting for Mr. David Bamber for being willing to take on the role of one of the most hated men in history. For taking that role, he's a better actor than I, though I'm not much of an actor, so that's not saying a lot.
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First, I really need to finish AVDC. Anyway, after hearing they pay Mall-Santa's $175 an hour, I was thinking of growing a beard purely to bleach it so I can become a Mall-Santa in 2009 until I shave it off on the 26th. Thoughts?
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Almost as overhyped as the iPhone.
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I'd love it if, before people even consider using those terms, they learn the actual meaning the words have other than the Pro-America Anti-Soviet Russia/Communist China propaganda's "EVIL! SMITE SMITE SMITE!" definition.
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Michael Palin, easily one of the best members of the Monty Python cast IMO. =3 Your thoughts?
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Since Robo and Spinky did it, so will I. Be honest, what do you think are my faults?
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Again, huge thanks for linking the site to me Wrack.
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To Everyone Using "because I Do" Or "because It Is" In Arguments...
Necro posted a blog entry in blogs_blog_698
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So, I was flipping through channels, and yes, ever since Comcast decided to mess with the customers and reorder all the channels, I do have to do that to find what I want to watch, and I ran across Sesame Street. Which is apparently Y-7 now. Could someone please explain to me why one of the first shows I watched on TV when I was a little kid(And one that had Stevie Wonder on it once. =3) is suddenly too mature for anyone under seven?