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(heee, I'm going to share this with the theology dudes I'm meeting with tomorrow. ^^)

So I guess England dosen't really count, since it dosen't actually share a boarder with France, or Spain, or Ireland... oops, there's Scotland. Japan I guess can work then, since they're completely encircled in water, and they only attacked, what, China, Korea, Vietnam, Laos, the Philipines, Indoni...

Pardon me, that was an honest error borne of 7 pints in rapid sucession and little sleep. Edit - typo fixed. if been up for for about a week now, it is about 12:30 and i am still doing homework that is due tomorrow. massive quantities of the Blood Hound Gang at high volume and massive amounts of Al...

I take some degree of offense to that. At the very least I'd like to see where on either you're getting your number from. Well, they've messed pretty hard with the politics of most of central america, south america, and the middle east. They've outright invaded Canada, Mexico, Iraq, Afganistan, Kor...

Xero wrote:and what does that mean in britin
you got beat up?

In britain, I believe "knock me up" is an acceptable form of "knock on the door and wake me up". I've heard it used that way in at least two different sources, although I suppose that doesn't really prove anything.

a synthetic language would be something like a programatical language like C, Java a natural langauge is english and japanese and such they change with their use C and Java and others never change without doing a rewrite of them from scratch (CPP c# etc..) Not entirely true. There exist certain spe...

The funny thing is most definitions of Car I can find online link to Carre or Carra which is old english for Cart. so technically car is older than automobile. Exactly my point. We started off with "horseless carriage" and "automobile" and, when the thing grew common enough, adapted an older word a...

Leet may have morphed into the more benign lolcatese, but Chatspeak is just as strong as ever. And even in everyday useage, the english language is enough to make any logician wet his/her trousers. This is one of the main reasons nobody's passed the Turing Test yet. I disagree that language follows ...

Which reminds me. After 9/11, there haven't been a single succesfull terrorist strike on American soil. But just few years ago, London, Madrid. The Brits have moved on. The spanish have moved on. Why hasn't America moved on? Why didn't Germany move on after the burning of the Reichstag? Because peo...

And anyways, crossbreeding shit like half-vulcans makes absolutely no scientific sense. Whether or not it makes sense depends on your scientific framework and the biology of the various species. If some othe race has been tinkering with our genes in order to produce a particular result, it's possib...

Take the randomness out of it, come up with your own system based on d4. or d12 if you want more randomness. put those lesser used dice to work. Stop the dice discrimination! There are more dice than just d10 and d20! They need to feed their families. Think of the Children man, think of the childre...

Kittyboymuffin wrote:Yeah, seriously. Terrorists want us to be afraid. The media and government are telling us "Be afraid! Also, we're working againt terrorism." I think that something's wrong with this ...

Be afraid! New York will burn to the ground! The thousand nations of the muslim empire descend upon you....

You said that almost everyone has the potential to unlock these powers, right? If so, I think that would become almost a mandatory part of education, in which case the few who can't would probably either become servants/helpers to the rest, or break off and form their own insular society on some isl...

Leia in the interrogation scene. Even as a child i felt my breath catch in my throat on that one. i nearly wore out the video tape in that spot. The female Jedi knight who had the tentacle-like hair. Yum. The Jedi knight who guards the crystals used to make light sabers. Further yum. Yeah, Leia and...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEh5pWjcWCg&NR=1

I've loved this song for years, but this is the first time I've seen the vid, and..... wow. Watch it, you'll see what I mean.

If I was designing a world like that, my first impulse would be to interview blind people IRL, find out how they cope. I have to imagine that living in our world without sight, or hearing, would be in many ways similar to the experience of your protagonists. What sort of powers are we talking about ...

And if the batteries are of the Nickel-Metal-Hydride variety, don't drain them all the way down, they'll last a lot longer if you recharge them after half-discharge. Really? Don't they loose their zero-point if you don't drain them all the way down once in a while? I could be out of date on that th...

Okay... Ummm... This one freaks me out so much whenever I see it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHGGUZUB3w&mode=related&search= Around 1:35 it gets soooo fucking scary. I might have nightmares tonight... ....huh. You know, having spent a fair amount of time working with disabled people, it actu...

Yeah I remember the first time I saw Taken. I knew what was coming. What was coming was telegraphed way ahead of time. I still shat bricks when it happened. Seconded. Or rather, fourthed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVqaoxxsN7Q - this is the same "Conet Project", right? Reminds me of "Revolution...

Post your nominations for creepiest videos/animations/soundclips/images of all time, discuss relative merits in the field of creepitude, etc.

My nomination: http://z0r.de/?id=385