A good episode, and I like the idea of the series. If The Cowboys doesn't get into the queue this way, I'll be very disappointed!

The Cowboys was on Channel 4 in the UK today.

I haven't seen Paper Moon yet.

I don't mean to creep anybody out, but... It just occured to me that this movie's darker counterpart is Lolita

I post messages all over the net, but I have never seen people
so worried about how a message is type out. Most people use
these tiny screens on a phone or pad, where the words are
end up just like this, or it will be so small that you cannot read it.
Now, there is a reason that I write this way, and that I will not change.
First off is that I am always using a screen that is 13 feet wide, and I
really don't feel like turning my fucking head when my sentence goes
past my natural gaze. Excuse me after I have worked all fucking day at
my job, where I might have removed and replaced a transmission out
of a Firetruck or maybe spent most of the day tying to figure out why
a school bus isn't running properly, and my neck along with the rest of
my body is sore as hell.
I that a good enough reason for you? Jesus Christ on a stick!
You would think that someone with OCD would love words close
together, being that it is a more efficient way to read and not
strain you eyes, like reading a novel, where the page is less wide
and more long.

Everyone is so worried about my word placement and not its content,
which seems to be a running theme: more worried about lens flare
than the cool content of a characters dialog.

I think it is a more a question of why you format it that way?

At least, that is my question. It just strikes me, purely from a flow of typing point of view, that it is more difficult to break the sentences before the line break.

(also, anyone else looking for the Word Wrap check box )

its just like a typewriter, real simple, I type to the end of my natural gaze and hit the
enter button. When I'm on the next line, make a basic calculation about the size of
the last word of the sentence. In fact, all of this talk about it is more than I would ever
think about writing a post. About as basic as you can get...

That makes much more sense, but it still looks unusual, as Rob pointed out.

I'm too used to having to precisely format my text for school papers that anything unusual to my eye, for formatting, makes the brain do a double take.

However, it is unique and eye catching. No one can argue with that

I have since bought a new projector which has a greater
throw distance/zoom ratio and fills out my screen and can
even go more. It even has 3D. I watched the 2 hobbit movies
for the first time and in 3D this last weekend, all I can say is WOW!

The projector, which is even brighter and clearer than my old one,
was only around 500 dollars on amazon, its a BenQ MW519, I think.
Only a 720P Native, same as my last one, but you really don't need
that 1080P for a screen this size IMHO. Hell you can hook your laptop
up to it with a BluRay Drive, and you are in business. The glasses for
3D were only like 22 bucks each off amazon. Throw in some headphones
and the screen that hangs up was around 120 dollars on Ebay(Its vinyl),
It you are golden!!

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Looking at that picture, I see its kind of hard to tell, but on either side of the
screen are those red theater curtians hanging.
These are some older pics of my setup, and they are not on a wall anymore,
but you can see all my harddrives filled with movies.

Now with Netflix I don't need to keep as many, but Netflix has a rep for taking
movies down over time,so I keep all the stuff thats most important to me on
them. Roughly 15TB of data and over 4500 movies.

LOL, I found a video I made of my old, old, system in my last place. It was a 4:3 native
screen. I was still using DVDs then, 2 Sony EX 400 Disc DVD changers:

https://myspace.com/ddcgod/video/av-system/22032599

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This movie is a treasure! Fantastic! Why have I never heard of this movie until now?

The image of Addie on the bed smoking should be one of the most iconic shots in cinema history.

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