I bet that gif could win some kind of weirdness award.
adywan said:
Yeh, i don't really want to leave a load of workmen in my flat on their own. I just don't trust them, never have.
Don't blame you, especially having seen that episode of The IT Crowd where the workman is in Jen's apartment for the day. :p
I could probably find it if I visited the library. It's gonna bug me until then. I'll try not to think about it. :p
I read an actual Hulk novel (no pictures) a while back and I thought it was "Planet Hulk" by Peter David, but I can't find it anywhere. Maybe it was something else.
Slightly disturbing...
I've only seen Jorge's, but wouldn't mind seeing others.
I guess this is good and bad news, then. I hope they give you a decent amount of money to make repairs and whatnot afterwards.
TV's Frink said:
Well, we still need one more...
You and your "need." :p
Bingowings said:
I'm sure your DVD player can be made region free with a few taps on your remote control.
Indeed. I paid $15 for a player, punched in a code, and it works a treat! ;) (make sure it can do proper PAL/NTSC switching, though)
Check out these two excellent resources on region code removal and such:
http://www.multi-region.net/
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks
^Hahaha. Fly!
P.S. If you're a fan of Matt Berry, I sincerely hope you have watched Garth Marenghi's Darkplace!
^I guess that means that, while they may look the same, backpacks are a bit bigger than rucksacks. Interesting.
A Sunday draft around 8 or 9:00 PM EST usually works best for everyone. Even OT nerds have stuff to do Friday and Saturday nights. (not me, but some)
You always say that.
What is this 'library' you speak of? Don't you mean 'internet café'? :p and a bit of :(
Chad! Good to see you, pally! :) If you haven't done so yet, be sure to check out the last 6 or 7 pages, which show a nice new shot of the Falcon approaching Cloud City.
With all the stories I've heard from Adywan, Bingowings, etc...I'm starting to wonder if most customer service reps in the U.K. are like Carol Beers, and if, in fact, she is not as exaggerated as I think. ;)
*cough*
Better patent the idea quick, Moth3r!
^HA!
You should see the sequel!
Absolutely utterly definitively huge colossal super mega gigantic waste of money.
Bee-you-tea-full! :D
No questions from me. Just don't forget to remind us a few times when draft time approaches...in a timely manner. Time.
Warning: Parental Advisory, a 2002 VH1 movie about the PMRC hearings. Really funny, especially Dee Snider. :)
And later...
Twice Upon a Time, a 1983 Lucasfilm joint that was somewhat creative, but mostly meh, with some completely unnecessary profanity that, if removed, would make it a kids movie. As it stands, though, it's not. I hate that.
And later still...
Static, a 1986 movie about a young man who creates a machine that allows one to view a live feed of heaven. I liked it! While the ending made my jaw drop (and it stayed that way for a while), I'm not sure if I liked the ending ending. It makes sense, and I dunno what I'd do differently with it, but...yeah.
Great to hear some news on this. :)
When is "The People..." scheduled to be released? How many people from OT.com and FE.org are there on it, roughly, if you know?