Not to mention that as his speed approaches that of a (very) low orbit, his natty yellow boots are going to lose traction, seriously impeding his bullet- and building-dodging skills. Also, if he goes over a hilltop at such speeds, it's off into space with him.
Good Vs Evil was a buddy-cop style show about, IIRC, a guy who died, and was then resurrected to work thwarting demons who tried to make deals for people's souls. Wasn't half bad, from what little I saw of it.
A lifelong leftie, I switched my right hand from the numberpad to WASD a while ago, and I've never looked back. My thumb can wander freely about the Shift, Ctrl and Alt (ideal, but for that damned Windows key!) keys, and my pinky covers F,G and R for reloading and other sundries.
As for mouseache relief, I heartily recommend the Perfit mouse. Various sizes, proper left- and right-handed models, with a pleasingly relazed hand position. The wheel is on the thumb (as is a back and forward rocker), which may not be everyone's brew, but it works for me. It takes a little getting used to in the gaming department (for some reason, I could never make the switch in Battlefield 2 - I'm fine with every other game though. Go figure.) but so does any new device.
It's also quite pricey ($109 - fortunately, I bought it when the dollar was a bit rubbish), but a small price to pay for the gift of functioning hand-parts.
You can do exactly that, in your "coments" preferences.
Make your "insightful", "informative" and "interesting" reason modifiers +6, everything else -6, and set your threshold to +1.
Now, back to the jokes...
Q: What's E.T. short for?
I'm astonished that I had to read this far down before someone pointed out that art is in the intent of the creator (lower-case "C", if you please).
If you've put your heart (figuratively, I mean, rather than "Pouring your own blood into a mould of your head then freezing it"-style) into the work, and tried to say something meaningful with it, then it's art.
That you would suck the man-juice out of a goat, or that you know goats with man-juice in them.
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Don't forget Wayne Knight's fat computer geek/dino-meal Dennis Nedry in Jurassic Park, although this was probably pandering to the stereotype rather than shaping it.
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And it does - a nice cup of tea, and some chocolate hob-nobs.
Would someone please mod the above post "funny" ;)
Not to mention that as his speed approaches that of a (very) low orbit, his natty yellow boots are going to lose traction, seriously impeding his bullet- and building-dodging skills. Also, if he goes over a hilltop at such speeds, it's off into space with him.
Good Vs Evil was a buddy-cop style show about, IIRC, a guy who died, and was then resurrected to work thwarting demons who tried to make deals for people's souls. Wasn't half bad, from what little I saw of it.
...without mention of the godsdamned AltGr key?
Reminds me of my all-time favourite Weekly World News headline:
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S CORPSE REVIVED FOR NINETY SECONDS"
So is, "Virtually," which actually does mean, "although what follows is unlikely, it is exactly what I mean without metaphor."
Sort of.
A lifelong leftie, I switched my right hand from the numberpad to WASD a while ago, and I've never looked back. My thumb can wander freely about the Shift, Ctrl and Alt (ideal, but for that damned Windows key!) keys, and my pinky covers F,G and R for reloading and other sundries.
As for mouseache relief, I heartily recommend the Perfit mouse. Various sizes, proper left- and right-handed models, with a pleasingly relazed hand position. The wheel is on the thumb (as is a back and forward rocker), which may not be everyone's brew, but it works for me. It takes a little getting used to in the gaming department (for some reason, I could never make the switch in Battlefield 2 - I'm fine with every other game though. Go figure.) but so does any new device.
It's also quite pricey ($109 - fortunately, I bought it when the dollar was a bit rubbish), but a small price to pay for the gift of functioning hand-parts.
Was he dropped on his head too many times as a baby?
No, too few.
It was Kingdom Come, by Mark Waid & Alex Ross, and It was Scott Free, AKA Mister Miracle.
That wasn't Boba Fett - it was Westley!
That's what happens when you have a french guy direct an american style movie.
cf. Catwoman.
A: 'Cause he's only got little legs!
You can do exactly that, in your "coments" preferences.
Make your "insightful", "informative" and "interesting" reason modifiers +6, everything else -6, and set your threshold to +1.
Now, back to the jokes...
Q: What's E.T. short for?
I'm astonished that I had to read this far down before someone pointed out that art is in the intent of the creator (lower-case "C", if you please).
If you've put your heart (figuratively, I mean, rather than "Pouring your own blood into a mould of your head then freezing it"-style) into the work, and tried to say something meaningful with it, then it's art.
I would freak out if I had to... watch my mother in law clean out my wife Yup, that'd freak most people out.
"I need PC for my Windows! Winnn-dooooows! Windows!"
When we stop laughing, we are dead.
Don't you mean "breathing"?
Then allow me to add this to the table.
That you would suck the man-juice out of a goat, or that you know goats with man-juice in them.
Don't forget Wayne Knight's fat computer geek/dino-meal Dennis Nedry in Jurassic Park, although this was probably pandering to the stereotype rather than shaping it.
"Remarkably bland"?
So Brad Bird's (well-deserved, IMO) Best Original Screenplay nomination doesn't mean anything, then?
"None of the above"?
So what would they do as a follow-up? Join forces with Jesus Christ to save Santa Claus from Saddam Hussein?
I like what I'm hearing - if you can fit it into a "pro-celebrity antiques quiz" format, you've got yourself a development deal, son.
How has no-one mentioned Bill Bailey's magnificent interpretation of the tune as 60's Belgian jazz?
Dans la nuit, c'est lui - Docteur... Qui!