Posts by Sam Scott18
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Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee and Cigarettes. Absolutely nothing happens, yet the movie is great.
You aren't going to see any real difference in picture quality on basic TN models. They all buy their panels from the same massive factories that have huge production capacities but zero quality control.
If I were picking from this list, I’d go with the 22-inch Sony, mostly just because of the size since the price gap is basically nonexistent. You won't run into any issues with the integrated graphics or the VGA output. Even if a monitor lacks a VGA port, you can always grab an adapter to get the job done.
The only way
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/ga...s.aspx?pid=091
It's going for about $83.
Top-tier.
Better build quality, a capacity indicator, and way more flexibility when it comes to access.
This movie basically isn't for anyone.
The people who were obsessing over Resident Evil back in the day have grown up, and they aren't interested in this stuff anymore.
To kids, it’s just some prehistoric relic of a game.
As for everyone else, nobody wants to sit through this kind of childish nonsense.
A total waste of time—it's just a movie for immature college students, much like that Final Fantasy flick from last year.
I've messed around with HP's compatible toners before.
The page yield is pretty much on par with the original stuff—sometimes you even squeeze out a few extra hundred pages—the only catch is you lose that precise control over your toner consumption.
It’s not a Trumpeter, and it's not just any piano—it's a Steinway & Sons. 🙂
Vienna before dawn.
Barcelona in a Spanish apartment.
Paris in Amélie.
I’ve always had a soft spot for European cities.
Yeah, he’s definitely better suited as some perverted on-call doctor spending his entire shift hanging out on chat. 😬
This year, aside from a few others, I was totally floored by Inside Man and Children of Men.
Owen for Bond. 👋
Henry Perez4 said:In my book, it’s one of the best movies ever, and one of the greatest leading performances in cinema history(right up there with Marlon Brando in The Godfather)👍 👍
Hardly. It's just Tom Cruise at his peak—almost as good as he was in Top Gun.