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Blackula69 posted:yeah it's actually really good casablanca is the citizen kane of classic movies
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DanTahHedgehog posted:I also can't wait until Attack of the Six-Year-Olds Invading the Internet comes out! It'll be so cool! well poo poo Dan's Wikipedia sub-page posted:Characters
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quote:The story depicts a sixteen-year-old Dan having an ordinary life until a weird contraption crash-lands in his backyard. He and his girlfriend Dani, along with his friends Tails and Oscar Wilde open it up to find a letter from Dan of the year 2068, having written a letter to himself from the past warning him that in the future, six-year-olds have taken over the internet. Every popular website has been h4cked by these evil six-year-olds. The letter says that it is Dan's destiny to stop them. With help from Shadow the Hedgehog and a secret army of kittens, will Dan and his friends stop the six-year-olds once and for all by loving them dead?
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RZApublican posted:sixteen-year-old heterosexual web phenomenon
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you must be at least 16 years of age to post on HetNet
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AtomD posted:casablanca is the citizen kane of classic movies lol my younger sister refuses to watch any black and white movies bc she is a dumb
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i didn't see Psycho until about 2004, and somehow didn't know anything about the plot except that a woman gets stabbed
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apparently this kid is a Multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter creates music that reflects influences of modern and classic rock, blues and jazz, with lyrics tackling serious and humorous subjects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwr1nfEhGRc
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fork bomb posted:lol we have a family friend with moderately severe autism and his big thing is movies. he just is completely obsessed with movies and every fact about them and can tell you who the director was, the budget and box office gross, release date, etc. except...it's only new movies. he does not care in the slightest if the movie isn't in theaters. he only adds movies to his "database" if they're new releases and his knowledge only goes back basically as far as he started doing this. he has never seen any of the great classic films and has no interest in them either. so we go to that family's place for dinner, he asks me "uh, so, what movies have you seen lately?" (his favorite question) and i say "well couple weeks ago i watched bullitt, and close encounters of the third kind, and alien, they're pretty great, you should check them out, man" and his eyes glaze over and he goes "have you seen paranormal activity 3? i saw paranormal activity 3 last week" it's really frustrating, i would actually be happy to sperg about movies with him for a couple hours and give him a bunch of my favorites to watch but he just inexplicably doesn't care unless they're new. american pie 8 is more important to him than aliens or reare window or the shining or w/e. ugh Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Dec 12, 2013 |
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or, for this season, santa claus conquers the martians
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Sniep posted:or, for this season, santa claus conquers the martians hooray for santee claus
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:hooray for santee claus i put it up on the wall on four different devices time synched all day over and over. coworker had monopolized a couple of the others tho so i couldn't have a full wall of santa claus conquers the martians, bastard with actual work poo poo to put up 
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Sniep posted:or, for this season, santa claus conquers the martians yessss. a new christmas tradition (thanks sniep!)
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indonesia has played a total of 1 (one) fifa world cup game:quote:Indonesia at the FIFA World Cup
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scholarly sourcesquote:12. Dong, Bamboo (August 2, 2010)
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hackbunny posted:scholarly sources that's DOCTOR bamboo dong to you
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Sagebrush posted:i think it's a good shibboleth. if someone uses the word "quantum" and they don't have at least a bsc in physics you can safely ignore everything they say what about when talking about my quantum fireball hard drive from the late 90's? i refuse to believe you would ignore that.
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quote:Ahsan Haque of IGN has given Brian a positive review, calling him the best talking man-dog.
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i dont know why but i read an interview with Mr Seth about that and he said it was "a fun twist for the show" then they played a 5 minute clip of the main characters crying over a bloodied broken corpse ~hilarious~
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im kind of hoping peter's death is for real and that he's going to slowly kill off the core cast until the show is gone
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furry_fandom#Sexual_aspects Sexual aspects "Yiff" redirects here. For the film festival also known as YIFF, see Yerevan International Film Festival.
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Otaku Alpha Male posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furry_fandom#Sexual_aspects loled irl voting 5 
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i haven't read the last 100 pages, has this been posted yet http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jimmy_Wales_by_Pricasso_%28the_making_of%29.ogv
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Donkwich posted:i haven't read the last 100 pages, has this been posted yet the deletion request discussions are also p. great Sham bam bamina! fucked around with this message at 14:30 on Dec 13, 2013 |
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On June 14, 2013, Active Worlds, Inc. dropped the registration fee and made account creation free
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Any counter-measures which have a negative economic impact will remain a controversial issue due to the strong economic interests involved[citation needed], with key questions regarding whether the scientific understanding is strong enough to warrant the proposed countermeasures[citation needed]. In this context it is worth noting that it is commonly believed that one reason for the relative ease of introduction of the Montreal protocol was the availability of CFC replacements at little extra cost[citation needed]. The consensus amongst most atmospheric physicists[who?] and chemists[who?] is that the scientific understanding has now reached a level where countermeasures to control CFC emissions are justified[citation needed], although the decision is ultimately one for policy-makers and society[citation needed]. Despite this general consensus[citation needed], the science behind ozone depletion remains complex[citation needed], and some who oppose the enforcement of countermeasures point to some of the difficulties experienced in these studies[citation needed]. For example: Initial studies of the ozone hole were hampered with difficulties[citation needed]. Most notably, satellite measurements showing massive depletion of ozone around the south pole were initially rejected as unreasonable by data quality control algorithms[citation needed]; the ozone hole was only detected in satellite data when the raw data was reprocessed with modified processing algorithms following evidence of an ozone hole in in situ observations[citation needed]. This, however, was simply a problem with the data-processing algorithms for the satellite data and has long been corrected, and so has no bearing on the current situation[citation needed]. Predictions of ozone remains a difficult science[citation needed]. The World Meteorological Organization Global Ozone Research and Monitoring Project – Report No. 44, which on balance comes out strongly in favour of the Montreal protocol[citation needed], nonetheless notes that projections of ozone loss for the 1994–1997 period made in the UNEP 1994 Assessment had been an overestimate[citation needed]. Although increased UVB has been shown to constitute a melanoma risk (see above)[citation needed], it has been difficult for statistical studies to establish a direct link between ozone depletion and increased rates of melanoma[citation needed]. Although melanomas did increase significantly during the period 1970–1990, it is difficult to separate reliably the effect of ozone depletion from the effect of changes in lifestyle factors (e.g. time spent outdoors)[citation needed]. One prominent opponent of CFC reduction strategy has been the atmospheric scientist Fred Singer, who has noted the scientific uncertainties such as the lack of direct observations of surface UV increases (as mentioned above)[citation needed]. However, Singer goes far beyond this to claim, for example, that "CFCs with lifetimes of decades and longer become well-mixed in the atmosphere, percolate into the stratosphere, and there release chlorine" is controversial [4][citation needed][/super], when there is clear evidence for it[citation needed](though Singer is wrong to use the word "percolate"[citation needed]). Singer, who is also a leading skeptic of strategies on global warming[citation needed], has consistently insisted that the remaining level of scientific uncertainty about these issues is too high to justify taking the control measures recommended by most other atmospheric scientists, given their possible economic impact[citation needed].
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:Any counter-measures which have a negative economic impact will remain a controversial issue due to the strong economic interests involved[citation needed], with key questions regarding whether the scientific understanding is strong enough to warrant the proposed countermeasures[citation needed]. In this context it is worth noting that it is commonly believed that one reason for the relative ease of introduction of the Montreal protocol was the availability of CFC replacements at little extra cost[citation needed].
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Each book has a tagline (except Untouchable) which usually follows the lines of "Virtually ..., Really ..."
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Donkwich posted:i haven't read the last 100 pages, has this been posted yet I thought this was the 'post the most worthless thing on wikipedia' thread, not the 'post the best thing on wikipedia' thread. in fact, every page on wikipedia should just be this video, repeated over and over.
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"Respect the Wind" was recorded following Eddie's dissatisfaction with the song "Humans Being" and marked one of the straws that led to lead singer Sammy Hagar's supposed termination from the band[citation needed]. It is considered one of Eddie's greatest[by whom?]. The one on "Twister" has been edited for time[citation needed]. Eddie uses an EQ guitar effects pedal[citation needed]. The song is composed in C dorian mode.[1]
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Criticism [edit] Some professionals have acknowledged that Second Life offers unique opportunities to expand the horizons of traditional library services.[1] In addition, some University librarians believe that Second Life library can be a valuable part of University services, becoming involved in activities such as delivering a downloading service for lecture notes.[1] Some studies have found that some librarians did not pay enough attention to pre-planning their Second Life libraries, despite librarianship having a culture of planning and management.[5] Most Second Life librarians have no time to manage Second Life Library during their working time because there is not any official timeline that designed by departments.[5] As a result, Second Life libraries are misunderstood by many people who view Second Life libraries as just games without any educational value. Although the Second Life library is easier to navigate and provides many useful and good materials, it has few users. The reason is that the Second Life branch has not been well promoted in real life so library users do not know its existence.[5]
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The key features of Web 2.0 [22] include:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jizz_(birding)
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Favorable connotations Among Incas left-handers were called (and now are called among the indigenous peoples of the Andes) lloq'e (Quechua: lluq'i) which has positive value. Peoples of the Andes consider left-handers to possess special spiritual abilities, including magic and healing. The Third Sapa Inca—Lloque Yupanqui—was left-handed. His name, when translated from Quechua, means "the glorified lefthander." However, Lloque was also known as "The Unforgettable Left-Handed One" due to his reportedly horrifying ugliness. In the Chinese language, the character for "left", 左, depicts a left hand attending to its work. In contrast, the character for "right", 右 (yòu), depicts a right hand in relation to the mouth, suggesting the act of eating. In tantra Buddhism, the left hand represents wisdom.[25] In early Roman times, the left side retained a positive connotation, as the Augures proceeded from the eastern side.[26] The negative meaning was subsequently borrowed into Latin from Greek, and ever since in all Roman languages. In Russian, "levsha" (lefty, lefthander) became a common noun for skilled craftsman, after the title character from "The Tale of Cross-eyed Lefty from Tula and the Steel Flea" written in 1881 by Nikolai Leskov. In the context of BDSM and Leather culture, the left side is traditionally associated with dominance. Flagging on the left indicated one was the performer of an action rather than the recipient, and in The Story of O (an early piece of BDSM erotica) masters wore a symbolic ring on the left hand to show who they were.
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Sean Dooley described jizz as "the indefinable quality of a particular species, the 'vibe' it gives off" and notes that although it is "dismissed by many as some kind of birding alchemy, there is some physical basis to the idea of jizz."[1] Experienced birders can often make reliable identifications in the field at a glance by utilising jizz. Often jizz is useful for identifying to the family or genus level, rather than the species level. For example, "It definitely had the jizz of a thrush, but I couldn't see what kind."
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