As my world turns, you get the next effluvia of my efforts. I've never posted before due to how much I was able to convulse at/about the amount I was learning.
Here and with this subject, I'm shocked that I get to dissertate (while not manifestation-ating as was previously yet not very notably mentioned).
That and I couldn't post as fast as I wanted so I wrote more...
The stupid alternate endings that I wasted my bandwidth to download lack any subtle humor. I hope that mine, the subtle humor, was missed more than I forcibly dismissed the dull yet stupefying schlock that I can only rock and sob about the watching that I did!
Heh
Besides, they gave me those nice capsules to take care of the rocking/sobbing and "South Park" was actually done with the construction paper to start so long ago and the novelty within which one can there in truly find contentment does in no way balance the emotional damage I now have to deal with after watching that... stuff, aka new endings.
And, then there are my convolute sentences... mu-ah ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!! (yes 5 exclamation points and the extra "ha"s)
I hate to be harsh but... I don't. There are fan fiction movies to download and to admire on the internet. I might not love them, but I do admire the effort and the originality AND the effort. since the whole focus of my prosaic largess is the concept of alternate and cheaply unfunny endings to a finished-work-that-is-notably-rather-more-than-sig nificant-and-how-I-hate-that-kinda-thing AND how that might possibly/unfortunately be disseminated/posted-on-slashdot so why would anyone ever at any point vomit up.... errr... uh... well, that?!?!? Well, none! It's crap! And I'm harsh.
It's kinda like this: my big mess of hoarded computers and peripherals is cute, but only because I wallow in them and actually make-believe I use them in front of people whom I socialize with while the evil hoarding of the obsessively purchased and never looked at action-figures, toy vehicles and super sized fast-food blinking beverage cups is EVIL. (Must pat self on back for being cute with the wallowing)
My point is that working in a framework and adding/excelling to/in is cool if and only if there is a sliver or originality.
Making a movie is original, regardless.
Trying to change "Star Wars" is irregardless. Badum-ching!
That means I'm agreeing.
More parentheses...
(This is fun for me. I get to write about something that I actually know about, more than I should. And I know more about the technicality of art more than most technically oriented folk. That and I are (Word said it was supposed to be "are") lamenting an empty bottle of wine and the mess I made with the ice bucket.)
Mmm... concatenated or... maybe just nested parentheticalism.
"Gone with the Wind" was great and from 1939. That's 2 years before the previously mentioned decade...
Yes, I do start counting with the number "1" and I am a smartass. The next point is that I've seen me some movies, I check my facts and, yes, "Star Wars" was the first blockbuster. (Please, note the previous post for the spelling and then note that I am a "smart ass" and ontopa that, I know when to use the back of my hand and when to use a tissue)
Mmm... parenthetical... and I don't even get to wear a collar nor especially not a habit.
Yes, I'm hoping that you think. No, I'm hoping to not make you angry. I wouldn't like you when you are angry.
If you are so inclined, not to mention gracious, I wrote 2 postings at once, (This remarkable feat was accomplished with only one bottle of wine in the last "more than 90 minutes but only just so" and only partially with 1 copy of legally licensed and purchased copy of Word, give or take.) so please read on.
since the nice little tech crash i've not had a job or i've had one i've hated. at the moment i sell wine. i can't even think of how far this posting doesn't deviate from the idiots who i work for, with and because of, as in the customers.
get your own ideas! or at least give the characters alternate names, like Nah or Bewchakka.
if you have to harp on the story then you missed the whole point.
it's a movie. movies are not just the story. they involve THOUSANDS of people, millions if you include yourself. George Lucas happens to be someone who will be considered a Picasso or Monet or Calder in years to come. he is an auteur, with the unfortunate film references aside. he created the "Block Buster."
by trying to recreate that or amend it there isn't going to be a better movie that comes out of it. just as sandpaper doesn't lend itself to being better at cleaning your face than your hands are.
quit trying to subtract from that kind of thing. it's a waste of everyone's intelligence, most of all yours. because it's boring, most of all very. get a life, as in the kind that is probably interesting to a large group of friends.
much good has come from fan fiction, but this is far from it.
Sure this is good for the Chinese and Indian poulations but who will buy the consumer products in the short term?
Carly, why can you see that you need to retain, sustain and maintain your markets?!!?
the money you seeek to increase your salary and your corporate dividends is in the US and the EU. without the influx of currency from those immedieate sources all immedeate incomesources will fall!!!
Coffee is the problem, not really the caffeine. There is a complex set of alkaloids in the coffee bean that does more then just stimulates the adrenal system. Though the caffeine is a big contributor it isn't the only one. Trying to use soda as a substitute isn't the best way to go either. The caffeine in soda comes from the decaffeination process used with coffee and will have a similar effect.
To deal with all the pitfalls, switch to tea and then taper off. Tea contains a theobromide that is similar to caffeine but isn't the same. You will likely miss out on having the headaches if you go the tea route. Green tea is the best bet because it's been proven to have the most inclusive health benefits. Black tea is almost as good but since it is fermented there are less virgin plant components to help out. Black tea also has more of the caffeine-like chemical than green tea, about 2 times as much.
You might want to try a gingko supplement as well. Though it reality gingko does not increase memory, it is a stimulant that increases blood flow to the brain by increasing the size of the capillaries in your brain. This is similar to what coffee does except it seems to be gentler. At least in my experience it is.
Some of my information is admittedly anecdotal, but most isn't. I hope that this helps if you actually read down this far.
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since i don't have sex with women, i don't see your point. nor how that might have been a pun.
although, i know of one with feathers who would REALLY like you.
more bad karma for me!
i blame Word for anything that is grammatically stupid. it's supposed to be "of" not "or."
i made my convenient rule-breaking on oh-so-much purpose. Yoda is the man! i'm just a bit subtextual, self-referential and ambiguous, but only a bit.
and have fun!
As my world turns, you get the next effluvia of my efforts. I've never posted before due to how much I was able to convulse at/about the amount I was learning.
g nificant-and-how-I-hate-that-kinda-thing AND how that might possibly/unfortunately be disseminated/posted-on-slashdot so why would anyone ever at any point vomit up.... errr... uh... well, that?!?!? Well, none! It's crap! And I'm harsh.
Here and with this subject, I'm shocked that I get to dissertate (while not manifestation-ating as was previously yet not very notably mentioned).
That and I couldn't post as fast as I wanted so I wrote more...
The stupid alternate endings that I wasted my bandwidth to download lack any subtle humor. I hope that mine, the subtle humor, was missed more than I forcibly dismissed the dull yet stupefying schlock that I can only rock and sob about the watching that I did!
Heh
Besides, they gave me those nice capsules to take care of the rocking/sobbing and "South Park" was actually done with the construction paper to start so long ago and the novelty within which one can there in truly find contentment does in no way balance the emotional damage I now have to deal with after watching that... stuff, aka new endings.
And, then there are my convolute sentences... mu-ah ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!! (yes 5 exclamation points and the extra "ha"s)
I hate to be harsh but... I don't. There are fan fiction movies to download and to admire on the internet. I might not love them, but I do admire the effort and the originality AND the effort. since the whole focus of my prosaic largess is the concept of alternate and cheaply unfunny endings to a finished-work-that-is-notably-rather-more-than-si
It's kinda like this: my big mess of hoarded computers and peripherals is cute, but only because I wallow in them and actually make-believe I use them in front of people whom I socialize with while the evil hoarding of the obsessively purchased and never looked at action-figures, toy vehicles and super sized fast-food blinking beverage cups is EVIL. (Must pat self on back for being cute with the wallowing)
My point is that working in a framework and adding/excelling to/in is cool if and only if there is a sliver or originality.
Making a movie is original, regardless.
Trying to change "Star Wars" is irregardless. Badum-ching!
That means I'm agreeing.
More parentheses...
(This is fun for me. I get to write about something that I actually know about, more than I should. And I know more about the technicality of art more than most technically oriented folk. That and I are (Word said it was supposed to be "are") lamenting an empty bottle of wine and the mess I made with the ice bucket.)
Mmm... concatenated or... maybe just nested parentheticalism.
and yes, i agree with your sig...
i want mine back!
Well, the word "blockbuster" is from the 1940s.
"Gone with the Wind" was great and from 1939. That's 2 years before the previously mentioned decade...
Yes, I do start counting with the number "1" and I am a smartass. The next point is that I've seen me some movies, I check my facts and, yes, "Star Wars" was the first blockbuster. (Please, note the previous post for the spelling and then note that I am a "smart ass" and ontopa that, I know when to use the back of my hand and when to use a tissue)
Mmm... parenthetical... and I don't even get to wear a collar nor especially not a habit.
Yes, I'm hoping that you think. No, I'm hoping to not make you angry. I wouldn't like you when you are angry.
If you are so inclined, not to mention gracious, I wrote 2 postings at once, (This remarkable feat was accomplished with only one bottle of wine in the last "more than 90 minutes but only just so" and only partially with 1 copy of legally licensed and purchased copy of Word, give or take.) so please read on.
since the nice little tech crash i've not had a job or i've had one i've hated. at the moment i sell wine. i can't even think of how far this posting doesn't deviate from the idiots who i work for, with and because of, as in the customers.
get your own ideas! or at least give the characters alternate names, like Nah or Bewchakka.
if you have to harp on the story then you missed the whole point.
it's a movie. movies are not just the story. they involve THOUSANDS of people, millions if you include yourself. George Lucas happens to be someone who will be considered a Picasso or Monet or Calder in years to come. he is an auteur, with the unfortunate film references aside. he created the "Block Buster."
by trying to recreate that or amend it there isn't going to be a better movie that comes out of it. just as sandpaper doesn't lend itself to being better at cleaning your face than your hands are.
quit trying to subtract from that kind of thing. it's a waste of everyone's intelligence, most of all yours. because it's boring, most of all very. get a life, as in the kind that is probably interesting to a large group of friends.
much good has come from fan fiction, but this is far from it.
that's the funniest thing i've read on here
Invest in the Chinese population...
Invest in the Indian popoulation...
Sure this is good for the Chinese and Indian poulations but who will buy the consumer products in the short term?
Carly, why can you see that you need to retain, sustain and maintain your markets?!!?
the money you seeek to increase your salary and your corporate dividends is in the US and the EU. without the influx of currency from those immedieate sources all immedeate incomesources will fall!!!
DUH!!!
When will we think in the long term?!?!?
oh, it hurts!!!
please, just help your neighbor to start!!!
have i ranted enough?
D
Coffee is the problem, not really the caffeine. There is a complex set of alkaloids in the coffee bean that does more then just stimulates the adrenal system. Though the caffeine is a big contributor it isn't the only one. Trying to use soda as a substitute isn't the best way to go either. The caffeine in soda comes from the decaffeination process used with coffee and will have a similar effect.
To deal with all the pitfalls, switch to tea and then taper off. Tea contains a theobromide that is similar to caffeine but isn't the same. You will likely miss out on having the headaches if you go the tea route. Green tea is the best bet because it's been proven to have the most inclusive health benefits. Black tea is almost as good but since it is fermented there are less virgin plant components to help out. Black tea also has more of the caffeine-like chemical than green tea, about 2 times as much.
You might want to try a gingko supplement as well. Though it reality gingko does not increase memory, it is a stimulant that increases blood flow to the brain by increasing the size of the capillaries in your brain. This is similar to what coffee does except it seems to be gentler. At least in my experience it is.
Some of my information is admittedly anecdotal, but most isn't. I hope that this helps if you actually read down this far.