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The Hunter wrote:The pixies- where is my mind.

I just film music at the moment.

Nope. I do believe you were actually listening to this.

I found this extremely helpful. Plus it would be a good idea to join those forums, they can help you out with just about anything computer tech-wise.

What are the advantages for water-cooling? Besides the obvious I mean? Right now I have some big honking fans but I am running two Radeon 6970's. The gut who helped me put my rig together said that my fans would be enough.

Substantial increase in posterity and performance. There's a bit of an ...

'It's much easier to write a mediocre book for children than it is to write a mediocre novel - but it's much harder to write a first-rate book for children than it is to write a first-rate novel'. http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/23/22540824.37/0_c0248_fbabdb1f_orig

I can definitely agree with ...

Lindai wrote:
You pryed open your Third Eye!

Fix'd.

I love how you map out the tropes as if they were child's play, which in most cases they are. Oh, but I may point out that you forgot to mention the literary device: 'deus ex machina'. :P
Your style is not childish. You can't keep doubting yourself. The style is somewhat ironic, as if you are of a ...

Today I stumbled down a rabbit-hole and found myself in a very peculiar place. A slew of disturbed souls all cradled themselves in fetal grasps, cursing and muttering incoherency. As I skulked throughout the bleak miasmas of insanity, I couldn't help but muse: if only these prickly green boles could ...

Abel wrote:Ludovico Einaudi
Primavera

That was so moving. I loved the dynamic rise in tempo.

Abel wrote:
I'm thinking about a new power supply and putting two AMD 6950's in Crossfire.

I do hope you are planning on water-cooling those GPU's.

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ZombieMonkeyNZ wrote:We have a chat? Funking hell.

Yeah, join the IRC if you want to chat. From what I know, there is a dedicated room for UESP users.

The Gold Bug - Edgar Allan Poe

Taking a break from Fabric of the Cosmos. My weariness begs for something lighter.

Oh yeah. And a journal mod too. Great for roleplaying.

I concur, I spent so many hours just writing in-game in Oblivion after installing Kyoma's Journal Mod.

Any mods that expand and build upon immersion is what I'm waiting for. I don't like it when you know how everything works in a game, I ...

I watched Sherlock Holmes 2 for the second time. I highly recommend it.

Now I'm watching Tree of Life.

So, here's me with my new haircut. It's going to look crazy once I wash it and it goes all curly, but whatever.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7165/6693175417_017707e75d_b.jpg

You should let it go curly. Straight hair is just so boring and static.
And I think you would suit curly hair.
All ...

Norroen Dyrd wrote:

GrayFlux wrote:

Avron the S'wit wrote:Norroen, how the heck do you read books so fast?!

An avid reader I suspect.

That's no news to you, right?

How I've missed you.

Avron the S'wit wrote:Norroen, how the heck do you read books so fast?!

An avid reader I suspect.

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I'm not quite sure how to describe it... Fruitful? Yes, that is a fitting adjective.

This bizarre photo is what you'll find in the aftermath of a dance party involving two people who don't know each other and lots of white spirits and daft punk and strange exotic clothes you never knew you owned...

I wasn't actually posing in this, I was in the middle of some sort of stumbling ...

Hey GrayFlux, you're making some really good posts, but I've noticed you've been doing a bit of Necroposting. You might want to check the date before you post in a thread, because the general rule is if its been inactive for a month, you start a new topic, or PM the mods to see if its okay to bring ...

Leopards. I love how relaxed they are, just lounging around in trees.

And they add substance to one of my favorite idioms: death from above.

My portmanteau refers to not only an individual psyche's ideal state, but also to my cosmological and philosophical views.

In regards to polar-opposite morality/ the metaphor of black and white, I like to think of things as being gray. So the universe is a constant flux of indifference, neither ...