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salome:
aaaaaaah, giant bug!
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This.. is... STARCRAFT!

So

Happy

9 long years I've awaited this day.

In the decades to come, the great question asked of this generation shall be, "Where were you when Starcraft 2 was announced?"

geekgasmpantsplode

I have to go call EVERYONE I KNOW!
lelaina:
i know.......whatever but back in the late 70s early 80s, wah! he was gorgeous wink

who is that in the pic?? confused
lelaina:
i saw the Dresden Dolls live over Belgium. amazing performance. for just 2 people they have so much to give!! have you see them?? ahhh bliss...
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Rewind to the start of 2004 please.

Feh.
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comixbookgurl:
thank u for defending michael turners work!
salome:
And how are you doing today?
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Feelin' fine.



God I missed having a solid dose of THC in my system. That, and Beavies and Butthead. biggrin
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Thanks to all the American people who failed to go see Grindhouse over Easter weekend, we poor uncultured folk who dwell in the dark regions of the map are now faced with this shit.

In keeping with the theatrical release plans for all territories outside of the US, GRINDHOUSE will now be released as two separate theatrical features:
DEATH PROOF directed by Quentin Tarantino and...
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burningleviathan:
Well the sucks the big fat one. Will we still get to see the fake trailors and that?

Pff might just have to wait for the DVD release i think. Fucking sucks balls!
damnation_game:
ppl didnt attend cause it was utter crap actually
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Motivation is lacking.

On the plus side, I seem to have just picked-up a source of free acid.
bat_kat:
Drugs are bad, Mmmkay....

Be careful with that shit man. But have fun.
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citizend:
You know ze secret origin of knackwurst? Vere did you hear zis?

RE: Nixon's breakfast: I'm more nutritious. Pick me, pick me damnit.

natatree:
I get off my face with just a few drinks, the way my medication reacts with things, I'm too scared to try drugs tongue
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Mmm... shapin' up to be a strange week.
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phantasy:
The Speed of Dark is a near-future science fiction novel by American author Elizabeth Moon, first published as a paperback in 2002. The story is told from the first person viewpoint of an autistic computer programmer. It won the Nebula Award for Best Novel in 2003, and was also an Arthur C. Clarke Award finalist.

Batteries run on electrical energy.


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bat_kat:


Mmm... shapin' up to be a strange week.



Indeed

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The obsessive/addictive part of my brain has kicked into full gear once again. Oblivion has utterly consumed the past 5 days, and I haven't even dived into Shivering Isles content yet. I'd be wearing my Oblivion t-shirt right now if Nixon hadn'a killed it with cream.

*shakes fist*

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natatree:
Yes, but oh what a way to have a shirt killed.