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e_4X-IcBOGc Also, approximately 16.5 hours from the time of that post, I will be streaming the creation of the subtitles for that episode. I will post information soon on how to get to it. EDIT: Well, shoot, that'll be about 5 AM my time (in the Pacific timezone), wouldn't it? I'll be asleep at that time. I'll create a thread over in the Subtitles forum now for further discussions on this.

Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat.

University of East Anglia

There are other people that have their full names listed, either both first and last names or sometimes first name and initialed last name, such as "MikeJ", "Ed Glaser", "Leon Thomas" and motherfuckin' "Brad Jones"! It's not what you normally see on that site but there's nothing saying that he has to pick a pseudonym.

Just remember that Doug's opinions are his own and his Nostalgia Critic reviews are purposefully mean-spirited. He brings his own opinions into the character but the character goes overboard. If he thinks an idea is stupid, such as the aliens in "Signs" not being able to get through a wooden door, he creates a two-minute long skit with the aliens complaining about it. I don't agree with the content of all of his reviews; some movies that he dislikes I like a lot. For example, when he did Old vs. New: King Kong (the Fay Wray version versus the Jack Black version), I very much disagreed with the entire video. I still like the newer King Kong better and he didn't ruin it for me. If you liked Twister, then that's great. Doug didn't. And that's great, too.

I just moved into a new apartment and spent way too much money on getting new supplies for my house (I was living with my brother at the time to get back on my feet financially and, in thanks, I let him keep most of the stuff we shared).

From a Youtube video playing all the scientist voices in the game (probably from the game's files not actually recorded in-game so it might not have actually appeared in-game): There's actually two "Shut up"s that I heard.

This is going to be a spoileriffic post. Apologies in advance: So, you know Fred Weasley from Harry Potter, right? If you read the books and/or watch the movies, you know that Fred Well, knowing that, we also know that So, None other than:

Ross did just say that "they're not taking people right now". So, that's that. And he's now on TGWTG so it's all moot for the time being anyway.

Because culture didn't exist before Youtube.

I think what you meant to say was: P3ALwKeSEYs

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The time traveling experience would brick your smartphone.

Pony/Bag

"Oh, man! You have just got to try these brownies!"

I once pondered (and sometimes still ponder) writing a Star Trek: The Next Generation fanfic. The idea behind the fanfic was that this Trekkie/Trekker who is quite obsessed with the television shows and movies, including liking to dress up in Starfleet uniforms, plunks down for another marathon watching of TNG. He pops the DVD into the player and wonders why he's never seen this episode before. There is Chief O'Brien standing in the transporter room at the beginning of the episode's prologue. O'Brien is fiddling with the transporter station when suddenly sparks fly and the transporter pads light up and begin to hum. O'Brien calls for help and the Trekkie feels his hair stand on end. Suddenly, the Trekkie is beamed from his couch and onto the transporter pad just as Riker enters the room. Riker demands that the Trekkie identify himself. The Trekkie promptly faints on the transporter pad, either out of shock or because he couldn't handle the beaming process. (The typical end of prologue thing.) The next chapter begins with Picard recording a captain's log and the Trekkie being roused by Dr. Crusher in Sickbay. I didn't have much beyond this (except that the Trekkie's intricate knowledge of the inner-workings of the Enterprise make him a security threat) but the way that I was able to get the Trekkie onto the Enterprise was that this was the work of Q as part of his test with humans and Picard.

I would but my next door neighbor has decided to play his stereo at unbelievably loud levels, rattling the walls in my apartment. I'm finding myself thinking to myself, "Turn down the music, you freaking basshead! Good lord, it sounds like a strip club in here!"

If you play Half-Life 1 backwards (yeah, I'm stretching it, but it's my thread, I do what I want!), it's a game where you are recruited by a strange man in a suit to bring a giant alien back to life so that you can get magical guns and a crowbar that can bring the dead back to life including aliens, whom you helpfully return electrical power to, and are transported to Earth to resurrect more aliens and then even humans so that they can bring scientists back to life with their magical guns. Eventually, after discarding the weapons one by one, you end up in a trash compactor where you doze off and wake up to more humans and aliens to save and, helpfully, your full cache of magical weapons again. Then you discard these too, including the lifesaving crowbar, and you reach the test chamber and pull the cart out of the analysis port, sending all the aliens back home and the Earth is now at peace from interstellar and probably interdimensional war.

If you're referring to the room with all those laser tripwire bombs and that large missile where breaking any tripwire leads to death... In the latest episode, Freeman was climbing the cliffs and he entered the pipe to re-enter the facility. From there, that empties into that courtyard area ambush with the many HECU and the tank. After opening the door, that leads to the road that goes to another tank. Through a set of two rolling garage-type doors, that leads into the area with the landmines around the building that contains the laser-tripwire room. Once navigating around that building (dodging or killing the snipers camping the surrounding walls) to the toppled electrical tower, he can then climb to the rooftop and drop down to the scientist that warns Freeman about the room. And, then it begins. And then....the hivehand.

They may take our lives, but they'll never take....our Freeman's Mind! ...wait, that didn't turn out too well for Wallace in the movie. Ummmmm, anyway, best of luck in your future endeavors! And I hope the new broadcaster site will provide to you the necessary monies so you don't have to go to Harold Parker State Forest to dig up that $10,000 in gold that Freeman's got buried there and then move to India. I mean, he's saving it for an exit strategy if he's caught embezzling.

Banned for your sig. Because:

"No, Zubat. You stay right where you are. Yes...."

Freeman has already "died" .

10/10 for the FM quote.

The machines are taking over!