A friend and I actually ended up having this late-night—well, slightly drunken—debate regarding whether it was actually possible for Sokurov to have filmed both the Russian Ark and the Russian Ark? 😬 Then we caught a preview on NBC and realized they were actually the exact same thing. 🙂
I don't really listen to much at home—there's probably a hundred different things out there, isn't there? It's all pretty trivial. I'll have to ask my manager at work if I'm actually allowed to install 🙂 . 1 The Decemberists 44 2 Silver Jews 43 3 The National 22 4 Stony Sleep 18 4 Wilco 18 6 Tom Waits 16 7 The Boy Least Likely To 13 8 Jacques Brel 11 9 Death Cab for Cutie 8 9 Karate 8
I stated quite clearly that if I hadn't been there personally—honestly, nothing else would have done it justice—it simply wouldn't have landed. Which website was it again... *sigh*! You just can't replicate those facial expressions from the audience/viewers; they are truly irreplaceable. 🙂We might even make it out to Savannah...it’s only about a 45-minute flight😬
boldscout72 said:So, how much would you actually pay for that blog?
I think I'll offer a single photo—one where Neven is playing you—as payment. It simply isn't fair that David is the only one with his own shot. 😁 Perhaps we could even find a way to leverage the blog itself...
Oh, what should I do, my dear friends? When all my logic just falls apart at once... I find myself thinking we might be naked And I'd gently caress those beautiful ears of yours.
I am unable to offer you any help because
(silence, elevator noise)
My heart feels like a supernova When I realize there is absolutely zero show going on here. I’d throw away my wine, I’d throw away my stocks If only Spock would touch me just once. (oh, Spock touched me) #2
🤣
I was actually trying to go to sleep—but now I can't stop laughing.
Carol Jackson45 said:The top three things on my bucket list once I graduate. 1. Throw tear gas into the main hall. 2. Toss that junior teaching assistant into a vat of molten wax. 3. Douse my current professor in tar and feathers.
Which ones? Tell me. 🎉 I might just join you. 😬
No, you won't—you’ll turn around and never step foot in that place again, and honestly, you'll be much happier for it. I actually stepped back onto campus for the first time in nearly three years the other day—just to drop something off for Mr. Brown. I only went as far as the gates. I simply couldn't bring myself to walk inside and look at those overhyped new buildings...
stormywolf39 said:it’s probably for the best—I wouldn't want my name to turn anyone off right from the jump😬
@brightridge19/">@@brightridge19: look, I realize they're just mushrooms, but personally—I only have an eye for these kinds 🙂 and these kinds 😵
Harry and the Potters isn't exactly hilarious or even particularly fun unless you're already a fan... but hey, whatever. Though, I do agree—give him a penalty. 😈
🙂I assume we're talking about standard button mushrooms grown in some dark basement, whereas 😵 those colorful ones—you know, the kind you only see in children's storybooks? 😁
I am fully aware these are fungi, truly, but I simply couldn't resist the urge to share my own little "connection to nature" moment :grlidrvoitespike: 😬
Honestly—I don't really follow how they translated all those Harry Potter terms here in the States—so I occasionally feel like an ignorant heathen. Which, I assure you, I am not. It would be much better to just use the English terms...
And these are just mushrooms—regular, non-magical ones. 😍I enjoy foraging and mushroom hunting too, 🙂 but I usually just end up staring at them because I can't tell what they are.
I made a promise, so here is my definitive list of the most infuriating things AutoCAD users do—I am honestly fuming right now.
1. When my colleagues blow up the base file just so they can work on it, because what on earth are they going to do with all those polylines? Then they send it back to me, and I’m left wanting to scream. Of course, they don't clean anything up, so I can't even perform a simple task like xrefing the original base—say, a tiny rotation of maybe 0.0389674 degrees 😠just for kicks. Wow. Just... wow. 🙂 2. When people refuse to use blocks!!!!!! Instead, they draw every single door using nothing but lines and arcs, and then—get this—every single window is on its own separate layer. Lovely. Every single leader arrow consists of about seventy individual segments, because apparently, making it easy to select them is too much to ask. Using blocks with attributes? Clearly, that's far too advanced for them. 3. Hatching every single tiny piece of wall or brickwork individually. It's maddening! 4. Failing to use ordinate dimensions in sections for height elevations. Absolutely infuriating! (All of this is inspired by the specific file I am currently working on—or rather, trying to save somehow.) 5. Relying exclusively on *nearest snaps. It's absolutely childish—truly amateur hour. They actually have the nerve to brag about how fast they draw! I don't work with that particular person anymore, but there was a time when I felt a daily urge to write to Autodesk and beg them to remove "nearest" from the next version.
It feels almost impossible—like choosing between my own children—to pick just 😬 I was laughing so hard I could barely breathe, so I decided to settle for just the top four tracks from March 1986. The final three are listed in no particular order.
coastalpanther11 said:It isn't much—but certainly enough to ruin the enjoyment for the hardcore fans. He changed those mentions of child adoption because he ended up adopting a child himself in the meantime. A bit of a wuss, if you ask me.
Oh, I see. It’s not a tragedy—goodness gracious. My absolute favorite Calvinist enthusiast right here. 😠 Just give me a year... 😬 😍
I'll take a look at all these twisted users tomorrow after I get off work; I have no intention of ruining my lovely evening at home.🙂
