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^ You were in a white kid's gang? IT'S HARDCORE LIFE IN WISCONSIN!

Oh jesus.

What? Uhhhh...

Ozma...

My parents had to evacuate at 2AM last night. So did my girlfriend and her family. This is very very freaky.

I like how some people think this was a serious post.

Stare at her boobs while grinding your crotch and yelling "41190!".

"Hey, does this chloroform cloth smell funny to you?"

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050928/tc_nm/apple_nano_dc;_ylt=ApYNm8Kti0ZTQ.O9NjEDb5sD They're going to fix the ones that had the issue.

Robb changed mine to "I Went to The Wisconsin State Fair And I'll I Got Was This Lousy 41190" as requested, but I made typo...can you change the the "I'll" to "All", so it reads: I Went to The Wisconsin State Fair And All I Got Was This Lousy 41190

Radiohead

What 50th?

^ AVI or Quicktime MOV. Those are pretty universal formats.

^ I just tried re-compressing one of the movies (the SF Texas one) in H264 and I shaved off 5 megs (15 vs. 20.6) and the quality is still very high. I don't actually see a noticable difference in video quality. It would be interesting to compress to H264 from the source video and see if the quality is even better.

Nothing can really top last year... I'm really stuck on what to do this time.

^^ That won't work. It won't allow Protected AACs (.m4p) to be converted. Also, burning to a CD and then re-importing will result in some loss in audio quality. The best way is to use my method, even though it's the trickiest.

^ Sorta. Apple's Protected AAC format bars you from using the file in a video making program (unless that program is iMovie). However, there are programs that will let you rip the audio stream. Check this link out, it lists a few programs that you can use: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1727321,00.asp

Once doing a little under 50 in a 35 zone. The 35 zone is retarded because it's on a main boulevard and the rest of the street is 45-50 limit. Just this ONE TINY stretch. Cops basically wait there and pull over people at random. They got to meet their quota somehow. I've been pulled over for a dead brakelight and almost out of date reg tags. Interesting is that all these happened in my old crappy beat up Jetta in my very upscale super white hometown. Funny thing is that I have yet to be pulled over in my newer Corolla.

The lift hills on Deja Vu freak me out.

There probably is some validity to this. The double-edged sword that is Arrested Development is that it requires a pretty good knowledge of past episodes to understand every joke. If you've never seen an episode of AD, probably 50% of the jokes will go over your head. It took me watching the DVD of the first season to really get into the show. It also is one of those shows that you sort of have to watch very intensely, because some of the jokes are so subtle that you miss them. Just the other day I was watching an episode that I had seen probably 5 times, and I noticed three gags that I never saw before. I really think the writers are on some sort of super drug that makes them insanely smart, because the level of the writing is exceedingly excellent.

^ Disney bought ABC in 1996. "Clerks" was broadcast in 2000. They cancelled it because it got low ratings.

Arrested Development. If you are not watching this, you're basically missing out on the best show ever. Mondays, 8PM. WATCH. If you don't, and it gets cancelled, I will hunt you down and murder your soul. Undeclared Short-lived show on Fox around 2001-2002 that revolved around college life. It only lasted about 15 episodes or so. Really funny, really well written, I'm continually pissed that it's not around anymore. The DVD just came out though.

^ Your English teachers must love you. Let me translate that into benzo speak: Yer enlish teechers must luv u.

Well, it has to be better than Rita by default. Looks good though, the Brits will love it.

In general, people associate lava with something you should not touch. Thus, the subconcious reaction while playing a game is not to make your character land on the lava.