By necessity my last car was automatic. I hated it.
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By necessity my last car was automatic. I hated it.
Editing a video about how editing a Premiere video in Premiere is weird in Premiere?
That's kinda awesome, BDA
Agreed. The 10% myth is getting old
Well someone would have had to cancel out my like, for one. Weird.
Those were funny and spot on.
Doesn't/didn't Campbell have a big role in the show Burn Notice
I can't...can't. I probably will never watch any of these movies again. In my life.
I was too young to be upset by the Star Wars prequels, but after watching these, I finally understood how upsetting it can be.
You guys, I really liked this one. I definitely think it holds up, particularly the segments with Doc Terminus and Hoagy. The number "every little piece" about the usefulness of dragon parts is great.
Also Mickey Rooney is a lead! He's great.
If you feel like watching a musical, check it out.
Someone get a spatula and a bucket and scrape me off the floor.
"Steve Jobs genre" indeed.
Another two films and I think that will qualify as much as "science fiction"
I so will as soon as I get a new console. hopefully around christmas
Incidentally, I came up with the idea that if the monster enters your room, you would have to hide by holding your breath until rolling a difficult number (via a pair of d6). If you fail, the creature finds you.
Alternately, if holding your breath is dangerous for some reason, you could just use a short timer
Hence the title.
I dunno. That was a really cool film stylistically, but not much of a lightsaber fight, in my opinion
Also if anyone has any suggestions for equipment or hazards, let me know (current ideas are listed on the graphic I linked to)
Boter I'd not heard of that game. Sounds interesting. Hopefully Don't Breathe isn't too similar.
Teague, that's ridiculous. "Ferry"?? Pft.
I'm pretty sure he was drunk on wine, and shouted "sherry" because it's what he wanted more of.
That really would just reawaken the ridiculous notion that Mark Hamill shouts "Carrie!" near the end of Star Wars.
Touche, no. I started by learning some stuff about mixing. But as far as computers are concerned, I'm more interested in learning "computer theory" because it's a practical thing more than for-fun. I'm already a very basic, unofficial IT guy at work (mainly because I know more than the people I work with), but I could really use some general knowledge for everyday application. Which will eventually narrow to programming and coding. ![]()
I like your spirit, and I'm basically doing just that with my music endeavors, but with computer stuff I personally need general knowledge first.
SNAP!! Teague burn
Anybody have any recommendations? I know a lot of this stuff can be learned from scrounging tutorials, but I'm not a very structured person, so an actual course would be helpful for me.
I'm aware of places like Udemy and Codecademy. Anybody know if these are any good or have a different source?
Note: At this point, I'm interested in web development and learning useful code skills. I'm totally a beginner.
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