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RUR

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Cronenberg should do it. Or David Lynch.

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quote:
Originally posted by Bravus:
Have to admit Timberlake did impress me, to my surpise, in Southland Tales.

He's actually a good actor.
Blew my mind, too.

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-Albert Einstein}

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quote:
Originally posted by RUR:
Cronenberg should do it. Or David Lynch.

Cronenberg maybe, but could you imagine how long it would take Lynch to even begin to say hello? My god that man redefines long-winded.
For example....

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UberDog

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David Lynch would just show thirteen minutes worth of stills of a chicken anatomy as an intro.

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lithos

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quote:
Originally posted by Boogerhead:
He's actually a good actor.

How the fuck else do you make it in a boy band?

Did you mistake him for a singer?

The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling

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Touche.

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lithos

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Indeed.

Rack 'em up, let's play again.

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fuldog

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quote:
Originally posted by Boogerhead:
quote:
Originally posted by RUR:
Cronenberg should do it. Or David Lynch.

Cronenberg maybe, but could you imagine how long it would take Lynch to even begin to say hello? My god that man redefines long-winded.
For example....

Ah, I remember watching that DVD extra, mesmerized.
'Is he going to show that in real-time?'
'Wait, I'm sure he'll show some weird detail, any moment now...'

That kitchen looks like a place you're likely to find your doppleganger at.

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lol...totally.

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theminx

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Bus beheading arraignment update...

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Psychophant

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This would be whoah if it were true, but the video is great.

Flying Penguins.

Retired

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Mexico invades U.S., takes hostage, goes home.

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UberDog

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Russian has apparently invaded Georgia.

Sorry if this has been posted before: http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/08/georgia.osse...html?eref=rss_latest

Or perhaps it isn't an invasion. It sounds like one though.

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That's been brewing for a while, but damn, those assholes don't mess around.

"Ethnic Cleansing" indeed.

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Woah.....Kinda makes Watergate look small time.

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Splitcoil

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The nine-page outline of the White House's e-mail problems invites companies to bid on a project to recover the missing electronic messages.

Ha ha ha! May as well read "invites companies to enter into a world of pain."

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oddmanrush

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Whoa, indeed.

Computer hackers could target pacemaker patients in deadly new form of 'cyber attack'

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Doctors are increasingly using wireless pacemakers to monitor the regulation of patients' heartbeats, and can even adjust the settings remotely.

But earlier this year a team of US scientists using a radio signal were able to simulate interference with the devices and claimed that, in theory, hijackers could shut them down or deliver potentially lethal electric shocks to millions of heart patients. [...]

Although irresponsible attacks on pacemakers may seem unlikely, Dr Denning points out that in 2007 hackers posted flashing images to the Epilepsy Foundation's website - apparently with the aim of triggering attacks in people visiting the site.

It's a brave new world.

If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve.

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Originally posted by Splitcoil:
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The nine-page outline of the White House's e-mail problems invites companies to bid on a project to recover the missing electronic messages.

Ha ha ha! May as well read "invites companies to enter into a world of pain."

And here I was writing a bid prop....

but:

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The work would be carried out through April 19, 2009, according to the Office of Administration request for contractors' proposals, which was dated June 20.

I probably couldn't mail it in time.

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I don't get it.

I don't understand what happened, why, or our reaction to it.

Can't.

Who did what now?

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-Albert Einstein}

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