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Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) [a mid quality CAM, torrented] I make the distinction of the year because this isn't the first Star Wars movie with that name. (though this one is much better) 7/10 Funnier than the others, C3PO sucked, the rest felt mostly like a mishmash of all the previous movies. It was 135 minutes, but felt like I only got around 60 minutes of content. (though that may possibly be because I'm kinda sick right now) The audio track on this CAM still has the "I don't want to point fingers, but we've had reports of someone recording... Give me the camera..." on it. (another funny, but it can't be attributed to the movie itself unfortunately)

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He explained that in quite some detail in the "asking for money" videos.

Headache.

Fun.

Juice.

2504 - I feel like this number is significant in some way... Only just slightly more so than 2502.

"I can see yo... Did you just turn off the camera?"

8/10 Yeah, that is my all-time favorite Data moment, followed closely by Data giving the 'it is green' description of an alcoholic beverage to Scotty, and his 'Life Forms' song. 7sYJinHOvwM dWBmaKk32fE Considering that two of my all-time favorite scenes are from the movie I consider to be the third worst Star Trek movie ever... Actually, I really don't know what that means.

Fun.

I hate allergic reactions, especially since I have no idea where this one came from.

No headache! No, headache! Two very different things, the only written difference is the punctuation.

Even when we don't get along, we still get along better than people on the vast majority of sites around the internet.

Getting pissed at the 20 supposedly 'different' torrents that all use the same cam video of the new Star Wars movie, but never mention it in the descriptions. Usually you can tell by the resolutions, but not with this one. They have 4 different resolutions, all the same cam. And it's got a POS hardcoded watermark that is very annoying. (I'm almost considering not subjecting myself to the cam version, but I'm doing it for SCIENCE!)

Duff. As in the beer.

2502 - I feel like this number is significant in some way...

Actually, since the mid 40's everything is now slightly irradiated with cesium, excluding the wine in bottles made prior to the first nuclear weapon detonation. Banned for not knowing that. Banned for cruising the slippery slopes.

*you can guess what goes here* Sorry, had to bring that up again, it's just too much 'me' to not bring it up.

Accursed Farms cows clone robots and creepy demonic red-eyed snails in the barn.

8.5/10 Looks like something that would go good in a good classic RPG game.

But still only 2/5 of all the possible states. WA, OR, CA, ID, WY, SD, NE, MN, MO, WI, IL, TN, KY, OH, WV, VA, PA, MD, DE, and NJ = Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey. Thing is, most of those states are larger than most countries. Best way to think of the USA is 50 countries under an overarching authority. (similar to a better integrated version of the EU) Can't seem to remember any that were stupid... I have always based my theories/ideas/beliefs on logical connections between information that I have at my disposal, and change them if new information arises that contradict existing theories/ideas/beliefs. Some may seem somewhat stupid to people who now have more knowledge than I did back then, but all that I have asked to evaluate the theories/ideas/beliefs based on a limited knowledge set have all agreed that they were logically valid theories/ideas/beliefs. In short, stupid theories/ideas/beliefs only exist if you persist in them when there is incontrovertible evidence contradicting them, and I have never had any of those. Have you ever been so allergic to something that you thought you might have a risk of dying, yet not have any idea what caused it?

Headache.

Back.

Nothing, but soon to be Star Wars stuff...