The main character blew up the installation that was causing the reality reconfigurations, and killed himself just as another reconfiguration happened, and so got he carried over into the new world just like the last time he died right on the previous reconfiguration (or "revision" for you Supreme fans). His ex girlfriend and her new boyfriend are gone. The installation is gone, too, so he's stuck with whatever world he's in now.
The fact that he still has his little tape recorder at the end is supposed to imply that.
I've been watching GITS:SAC(1st and 2nd season) and FullMetal Alchemist (both seasons) perfectly in order, recorded on Saturday night, from the start. The Saturday night anime block was first. What are you talking about?
It was good for about five episodes, then it just plummeted like a rock. Although they did kill off theannoying girl. That was ppretty cool. Oh, was that a spoiler. No big loss.
I'm ambivalent. What can possibly be offensive or computer illiterate about it? Please explain. is "Bluetooth" computer illiterate? It's just a product name.
See above response. It's just black budget military stuff- planes, lasers and the usual suspects. If you read the right periodicals you can figure it out. No aliens or ancient magic.
I just find all this conspiracy crap on Slashdot embarassing. The geek community used to be on the forefront of skepticism on this goofy crap. Now it laps it up like a born again Christian eats of the words of Jerry Falwell.
Obviously they could tell me no detials, but it's just typical black budget stuff. Advanced aircraft and some snti-missile stuff is what I've been told. There's no UFOs or magical mind control devices or whatever the conspiracy of the week is.
I know people who have worked at Area 51. Let me just say you conspiracy freaks need a more productive and useful hobby. Put down your Art Bell "end of the world" book and go out and get some sun.
Mulder got into some secret base in disguise (long story), and the military commander of the base didn't even know where the aircraft they were testing came from, and quietly asked Mulder if they had alien technology in them.
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I hear ya about being old. I remember that program. The folks in my Atari user group figured it was written by an Atari advocate to break Commodor floppy drives.:)
That's why I like X-Play. Their reviews are near continuous game footage with voice over, and pretty detailed. I can even tell if I will like a game despite their opinion.
I stopped showing people anything after showing a friend and his wife Mars during one of the recent close passes. You could make out the polar cap and a few surface features.
"Oh... I thought you'd be able to see the storms," said his wife.
I used to be able to take a simple Dobsonian scope outside and find most of the Messier catalog without star maps. I don't know if that was a good thing or bad thing.:) And I seemed to have an innate sense of where each planet was at any given moment.
I think describing Steve Jobs as a rock star of the business world is fairly accurate.
In the modern lexicon, maybe, but it's still annoying. The Discovery Channel was running promos for their King Henry VIII special, and some historian was calling him a rock star. Bleah...
It's OK if once in a while something in this universe *isn't* hip, folks.
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I'll just skip all the way to Web 40,000. At least then I can use Space Marines for site security against Chaos-bred spamworms.
The fact that he still has his little tape recorder at the end is supposed to imply that.
Heck, I *own* a DVD of Zardoz. That movie fricken rocks.
And do we get to choose which one regardless of our gender? Please?
Wouldn't plastic be better for that?
I've been watching GITS:SAC(1st and 2nd season) and FullMetal Alchemist (both seasons) perfectly in order, recorded on Saturday night, from the start. The Saturday night anime block was first. What are you talking about?
It was good for about five episodes, then it just plummeted like a rock. Although they did kill off theannoying girl. That was ppretty cool. Oh, was that a spoiler. No big loss.
It's a precise combination of slow news days and journalistic deadlines.
The temperature inside the bubbles is at the levels of traditional fusion.
There's funny talk shows I like on AM. Why this FM only? Music? There's radio stations that play music worth hearing?
It looks just like my G4 Powerbook. What's so different?
I'm ambivalent. What can possibly be offensive or computer illiterate about it? Please explain. is "Bluetooth" computer illiterate? It's just a product name.
Gee, I dunno... my Macs do all sorts of computery things. :)
I just find all this conspiracy crap on Slashdot embarassing. The geek community used to be on the forefront of skepticism on this goofy crap. Now it laps it up like a born again Christian eats of the words of Jerry Falwell.
Obviously they could tell me no detials, but it's just typical black budget stuff. Advanced aircraft and some snti-missile stuff is what I've been told. There's no UFOs or magical mind control devices or whatever the conspiracy of the week is.
The truth is rated a troll. Fuck you, mods.
I know people who have worked at Area 51. Let me just say you conspiracy freaks need a more productive and useful hobby. Put down your Art Bell "end of the world" book and go out and get some sun.
Mulder got into some secret base in disguise (long story), and the military commander of the base didn't even know where the aircraft they were testing came from, and quietly asked Mulder if they had alien technology in them.
I hear ya about being old. I remember that program. The folks in my Atari user group figured it was written by an Atari advocate to break Commodor floppy drives. :)
That's why I like X-Play. Their reviews are near continuous game footage with voice over, and pretty detailed. I can even tell if I will like a game despite their opinion.
I enjoy playing them (quite a bit, in fact), but worrying about the state of the journalism surrounding them, well, I just can't see why anyone cares.
"Oh... I thought you'd be able to see the storms," said his wife.
I used to be able to take a simple Dobsonian scope outside and find most of the Messier catalog without star maps. I don't know if that was a good thing or bad thing. :) And I seemed to have an innate sense of where each planet was at any given moment.
...to sneak into work on a Saturday morning and print this whole thing out on one of the fancy color printers.
In the modern lexicon, maybe, but it's still annoying. The Discovery Channel was running promos for their King Henry VIII special, and some historian was calling him a rock star. Bleah...
It's OK if once in a while something in this universe *isn't* hip, folks.