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Email sent... Thanks a ton!

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Has anybody seen the music video of him? "Developers, developers, developers, developers!"

Hehehe.

FOUND IT: http://www.tarmo.fi/arc/ballmer.avi

Now THAT is quality.

*EDIT* I found the link for the music video.

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Thanks again, muyuubyou... I'm looking forward to having the space to actually recieve decent-size image files in my email again!

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muyuubyou, if you wouldn't mind sharing w/ a (mostly) lurker, i'd like to get a gmail invite. PM sent.

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but always here...

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riding poor rudolph

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You mean me?

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He's a Commie?

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I'm told that there's even sicker **** that never sees the light of the American market. Oh, probably. My point was though, it's taken a much longer time for the "good" stuff to make a mark here in the US. the trip to Indy is a lot less forgiving than the trip to Milwaukee Ahh.. yeah, I'd heard abo...

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AJ, when were you at GenCon last? My fiancee works there.

But still, my point holds: those kinds of vids are everywhere there because that's the kind of thing that sells to an American market.

Unfortunately.

BTW, I'm 23.

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Plus I like ragging on anime fans. :) You could've just *said* so. :D I'll be honest, the anime/manga that found the first market here was all the gore/porn kind. However, there are many titles that are closer to regular novels than anything else. But by the same token, it's taken this long for the...

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a.k.a. violent, disturbing porn for pre-teens. You're mistaken! :) While there is a good quarter of it which is as you say, there are many more titles that are perfectly tame. Oh, and by Japanese-style, I meant it's more artistic than most American comic books you read these days. Seriously, though...

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Japanese-style comic book. It started out as a web-comic which you can still read here: www.megatokyo.com , whenever he "feels like" putting up the rest of the story :roll:. That's where the phrase "3v1l l337" first came from. :) For any gamers/geeks/anime-niacs, it's a great read. **EDIT** The arch...

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Yeah, I got a chuckle out of it.

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Speaking of which... anybody here read MegaTokyo?

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3v1l l337!!

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Jono, refer back to my post. There never was any website, the whole thing was a hoax. Here's the link again:

SciFi admits they lied...

Surprisingly, I've had quite a few people IM me out of the blue about that website... anybody else getting some unusual interest in this?

Just curious.

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Interesting photographs... Tho I'd hesitate to think that the carnage they portray was anything except necessary.

And if it hadn't been for the Soviet Union, the nuclear arms propigation wouldn't be *nearly* as progressed as it is today.

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Its shape is based around the same principles.

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Buzz? Naw, more like lynch-mobbing. Look, if someone likes his movies, that's great. However, it's pretty obvious that those who do not are the ones who like a self-consistent movie. Sixth Sense was just that - and it was, for a moment at least, quite brilliant. Signs was horribly not so. Something ...

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A buddy of mine directed me to this: Sci-Fi Admits They Lied... A brief quote: The network announced in December that the reclusive Shyamalan, maker of "The Sixth Sense" and "Signs," had agreed to participate in a documentary about his life to run in connection with this summer's release of his new ...

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So, is he a really secretive, mysterious director... or just a hype-hungry young kid trying to get his movie to sell? I'm watching this "documentary" called "The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan." It looks too Blair Witch-ish to really be believed, I think, but I'd still like to know: if anyone s...

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A guy walks into a bar on the 22nd floor of an old department store building. Already sitting at the bar is a guy who obviously has had a few to drink. The first guy sits down, orders a drink, and begins to listen to the drunk ramble on. The first guy hears the drunk talking about the weather lately...

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Yeah, we got CS at work... the File Browser is FANTASTIC. Being able to run actions right in there, without having to open two hundred files first: wonderful. The program DOES have some terribly slow open and scan times-- the anti-copyright system (which actually scans the file beforehand to check f...

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Whoo... confession time. :-? There I was, just starting to really get into the whole addiction that is case modding. As part of that, I bought a new case, lights, etc. And in the taking-apart and rebuilding of my machine, I decided that it would probably be a really good idea to get one of those bet...

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Whew... I only joined this past February. Seems like a lot longer than that.

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Keleos wrote:
Here's another one...

Type 'weapons of mass destruction' and hit 'I feel lucky'

The weapons you are looking for are currently unavailable

Keleos, that's just fsking hilarious.

Thanks for making my night.

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Just a note for readers who may not have any idea who these people are: There is a free internet program called Radio@Netscape. It's what I listen to at work, and it has two comedy channels: Comedy Corner and Laugh Trax. Comedy Corner has a lot of the more old-time comedy, along with the cleaner sid...

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I hate Sam Kinneson too.

Grrr. His laugh goes right through my skull.

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I'll toss in another series, which has been rather difficult to find (out of print, I think) but is fantastic nonetheless: The Time War Series by Simon Hawke VERY cool storyline... here's a brief synopsis: In the future, wars are no longer fought in present time . Instead, countries with a bone to p...

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