Anything good on Crunchyroll they don't got on most sites? I got a free trial again and not much interests me there, and the stuff that does I can allready watch on Hulu or Netflix.
Same situation, except I made an oreo icebox cake.Eating strawberry cheesecake right before bed is not a wise choice. Thankfully, I am not a wise man.
See, your first mistake was reading youtube comments.
(Edit: Dammit, it auto-embedded the video itself. Go to the link on YouTube itself and see the conversation I got myself into. Clicking on the video title SHOULD take you to the linked conversation.)
Stupid internet arguments seem to be a weakness of mine. Have a look at this one, because I really don't know what to think of it and don't know whether I'm even making any sense. The way this guy (Nazarat84) keeps replying to me is belligerent and insulting to the point I don't know why I bothered replying to him at all. And I don't think he grasps the idea of tone over content.
Please tell me this guy is just an idiot.
You're arguing on Youtube. By established internet definition, you both are idiots.Please tell me this guy is just an idiot.
Yup. As I said, stupid internet arguments is a weakness. If it's not YouTube, it's Gamespot.You're arguing on Youtube. By established internet definition, you both are idiots.
Hide YouTube comments. I'm sure there's an equivalent for Firefox if that's what you're using. Use it. Love the peace.Yup. As I said, stupid internet arguments is a weakness. If it's not YouTube, it's Gamespot.![]()
I don't know. I feel pretty stupid reading YouTube comments. Can someone die from being exposed to too much stupidity?Spend less time on Youtube, spend more time noticing things around you that will get you killed.
I just block the whole youtube comments <div> with adblock plusHide YouTube comments. I'm sure there's an equivalent for Firefox if that's what you're using. Use it. Love the peace.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bet_(short_story)There's a short story from my grade school years I'm suddenly thinking about, I don't remember the name of it and I can't seem to google anything relevant. Here's the premise as I remember it:
Two millionaires enter a bet that one could spend decades (I want to say the period was 20 years) voluntarily isolated in a room with no outside contact, he would have nothing but books and a piano. Let's say "Jim" is the one staying in the room, and "Bob" is the one who stays outside. Toward the end of the period, Jim has not yet left the room and Bob is in a desperate financial situation. He knows that he will not be able to pay Jim his payout if he wins. So he enters in the dead of night to kill Jim, only he finds a diary entry from Jim stating he has realized the futility of money and plans to leave the room one day before he wins the bet.
Anybody have any idea what this story was called?
Also done in a Twilight Zone episode, "The Silence".
I remember thinking that one was more like the upside-down version of The Gift of the Magi. I hadn't realized it was based on a story.Also done in a Twilight Zone episode, "The Silence".
Monti Python ik den Holie GrailenYou're freaking me out!
Where is the moose?