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But really, that universe containing the alien child's room is actually floating somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, probably being peed out of a whale.

You calling Holy 'Bama a liar? You Teapartier! Y'know, the only people these days using messianic rhetoric are the right-wing. Them and Dr. Breen. And, yes, if Obama said that the IRS was "targeting" right-wing groups, he was wrong. Even as an Obama supporter, I'm allowed to say that. Your citation doesn't show that the IRS specifically "targeted conservative groups", just groups that appeared to have political motivations. The IRS investigated both conservative- and liberal-leaning groups. But remember that only one group was even denied tax-exempt status under this "targeting" (which is a loaded term): A left-wing group. What the IRS did was specifically investigate some groups that it thought would use its tax exempt status to essentially break the rules under which that tax exempt status is given and used names to do so as a shortcut. This was wrong but no Tea Party group was denied tax exempt status and all of them (except for the aforementioned left-wing group) continued to operate under tax exempt status. Also, the "increased questioning" was actually the normal amount of questioning that should've been done for all groups. By trying to make sure that these groups are following the law is not exactly "targeting", and the majority of groups that were "targeted" were not conservative groups at all. They were just trying to make sure that the groups that applied for tax exempt status (you don't have to apply to get tax-exempt status under these rules; you can just say you're a tax-exempt group and you get all the benefits therein) did not break any rules. If any groups where "targeted", it was groups that appeared, by name, to have political motivations. These groups just happened to be conservative groups. Don't read the news, BTG. Read the facts.

I am in charge of collecting and creating the subtitles for even the non-English languages. If you could repost your Czech subtitles (the original file seems to have vanished), I will collect them and work on them to add them to the official videos. Thanks for your contribution! If anyone else wants to make non-English language subtitles, please don't hesitate to do so! Also, PM me if you have any so I can compile them. Thanks!

Patience is a virtue. I'm working on it.

Thank you, Ross. I am working on the subtitle files for English as we speak.

Ground control to Major Scott, I have your subtitles right here.

HELLO, THIS IS GROUND CONTROL. I'M GOING TO NEED YOU TO DOWNLOAD THESE SUBTITLES. THANK YOU. freeman_s_mind_episode_48_en.srt

Which one was the longest? According to my information, the longest episode to date is Episode 44 (the one on the cliffside and finding the rocket launcher) clocking in at nearly 12 minutes long. The shortest episode, inversely (excluding Episode 10.5), is Episode 23 (one of the ones where Freeman is going back and forth to power up the track for the tram while having to deal with the gargantua), clocking in at nearly 5 minutes long. The average episode length, according to my figures, is about 7-and-a-half to 7-and-3/4 minutes long. Just some trivia.

Shoot, guys. Subtitles are going to have to wait until tomorrow. Something came up and I have to put them on hold. Please be patient; they should be available sometime tomorrow.

I'm here. Just got home from work and found this gem! Time to start subtitling! So...um...I'll upload it when I get done; it could take several hours or it might be tomorrow before I can upload it. Apologies for any delay. Perhaps I should bring back the Bruce Almighty gif avatar.

It's the bee's knees but who ever heard of bees having knees? I mean, I guess you could call them knees but on all the anatomical drawings I can find of bees, none list the knee.

"Several courts have already ruled Obamacare to be unconstitutional," The United States Supreme Court ruled it constitutional. "Combine that with the repeated violations of the 4th amendment," Such as? "and targeting of opposing political parties by the IRS," ...which didn't happen... "and you know what the root of people's discontent with the government is..." Yes. They're discontent with things that are allowed to it by the Constitution....or things that aren't happening. People are ready to secede (individuals are more than welcome to 'secede' any day of the week but don't force it on others in the state) over the imaginary or the constitutional.

Cinnamon.

My breakfast this morning:

Political strategy game mixed with Phoenix Wright style courtroom drama....except set on Qo'noS and involving the Klingon High Council who are treating a fellow Klingon with dishonor in order to cover up a member of the High Council's illicit dealings. Halo

Downloading DOTA 2 in anticipation of this pack.

I only regret that I have but one yes vote to give for this poll.

Read the thread. The plot given is not supposed to be accurate to the actual movie; it just needs to be based off the title. So, again: The Abyss

In this rags-to-riches tale, a homeless man discovers that he inherited a dinosaur-themed amusement park from his late uncle. Business-intrigue ensues as the legitimate- and not-so-legitimate-business world tries to help and take advantage of the inexperienced business owner. The Abyss

A gripping drama about a painfully shy photographer who only feels comfortable and free inside his dark room. Can the woman of his dreams help him come out of his shell? Monsters University

Voxel

Directed by Michael Bay, it is a knock-down, drag out fight between two gods, one known as The Violin, who is the god of music and creation, and the other known as the Steamroller, the god of destruction and chaos. Will humanity survive this? Pacific Rim.

The head-nodding to show talking is really exaggerated. I think it'd be better if they had toned that down.

*ahem* I just saw "Image" and nothing else.