J.C.

I just wanted to say that we've been waiting almost 5 days. Those incompetents at Machinima.com have uploaded almost every other conceivable video, except for The Tunnel. They suck.

Well, since there's not much else to do right now, while we wait for those lazy ass bastards over at machinima.com to upload The Tunnel, I made another one Herd of cows

Don't spoil what? The clip of the tunnel you included?...

Yeap. Still monitoring the situation. 3 random videos released so far today... still no sign of "the tunnel"

When they release Zelda games on another system, let me now. Until then, Nintendo gets my money.

When ross was in the process of launching the new website, he posted a link to an Accursed Farms graphics package. http://www.accursedfarms.com/website-re-launch/ http://www.accursedfarms.com/downloads/other/AF_graphics.zip

Nice wallpapers. What I like the most of all Accursed Farms graphics are the demon cows, so I made a few wallpapers with them: Cow on black Cow and text on black Cows and text on black All images are 1280 x 720. For use in higher resolution desktops, just place centered and select black as the border color.

Check out this post http://www.accursedfarms.com/reckoning/ "Some of you probably saw this coming, but I've recently made the decision to leave Machinima.com as an employee. I'll still be working with Machinima, but on a different view-based contract, which will pay substantially less, but I won't have the same kind of deadlines I've had lately."

I agree. It doesn't get much more redonkulous than this. They all should burn in hell!!!!!

Right now, I'm checking Machinima.com's youtube channel every 30 seconds... still, no "The Tunnel"

Matrix=Action+Philosophy+Latex. And shades

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Well, you have a real mindtrip in store for you. Yeap. You'll get two things from these movies. 1) There is no spoon 2) The cake is a lie ... Oh, wait.

I might be able to give you a run for your money Indeed. Correlation does not imply causation. There is just one problem with this: feeling ready is not necessarily equal to being ready. Kids need time to develop. I agree that our crazy fast moving world forces them to mature faster, but often it's not enough to "dot the i's and cross the t's" to put it simply.

Have you noticed how it is always "thirty years away"?

Nice. What do you use to make something like that?

Mhmm. I don't think I like that idea, no matter how foolproof the fail safes are, I can see the perfect accident happening and a radioactive core entering the atmostphere and disintegrating all over thousands of miles of inhabited terrain (= glowing shitstorm). Now, huge orbital solar power plants, I like that idea (getting that energy to earth, whether it be via microwaves, lasers, etc. is left as an exercise to the reader). Since we don't yet have access to Cold or Hot Fusion, Zero point energy or other Holy Grail-like power sources, Fission Reactors are still our best chance, but they have to be done and operated properly... unless you want to keep burning stuff.

I've been told I have a baby face, If that makes you feel any better. Also, an ex-gf told me I had the emotional development of a five year old.

I'm sorry for the japanese people. I watched some videos of the earthquake and tsunami and the destruction is horrific. It reminded me of what happened here one year ago. I live in Chile and we had an 8.8 magnitude earthquake on Feb. 27th 2010, at 3:34 am local time. I guess a lot of people forgot about it, since de miners incident took so much media coverage a few months later. I was asleep, and woke up a few seconds before it began. I don't know why. I remenber being confused as to why I was so wide awake in the middle of the night. Then, it started. At first, I though nothing of it.. we get small and medium quakes al the time, it's no big deal. But it did not stop as usual. And grew stronger and stronger. More and more violent. And loud. There was this huge roar coming from the ground. The house was shaking like crazy, glasses were falling and breaking, alarms sounded everywere, the dark sky was lit by huge flashes of light as the power lines shorted out. And it kept going. I tried to get out of bed, but I just couldn't walk, and had to grab the bookcase next to me for support. And it kept shaking, stronger and stronger. I was calm, but I knew this was no ordinary quake. This was one of the big ones, fifteen years overdue (I barely remember the one from 1985, just images and noise). I began to imagine the house collapsing on top of me. I worried about my family, my girlfriend... and everybody else. And then, slowly, it stopped. My home was without power for 4 days, so I was unable to see the images of the destruction (the rest of the world knew more of what had happended that I did). Fortunately, like in Japan, we have very strong seismic constructions standards (in fact, there's a lot of collaboration in this regard between our contries), so the damage was mostly focused in old houses and buildings in the southern regions (new buildings, some 50 floors tall, were not damaged at all). Stills, tens of thousands lost their homes and 500 people died, both in the earthquake and tsunami that came after (it wiped out several coastal town)... I feel strongly for the people in Japan. I hope they can begin the recovery process without further disasters.

Right now... I'm falling asleep. I think that's it for today. Good night.

This was taken a couple of years ago, by this guy at the office. Just for the record, it was his hat... and I seem to have been in my happy place at the moment or something.

I prefer the term "wacko". Seriously, the man is rushing towards and early grave.

Sorry, there will be no survivors.

Oh, crap! I'm late for lunch Guess I'll be back when I get home in the evening.