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JDTAY
Half Pepperoni, All Cheese
Managed to force myself to walk outside in direct sunlight from 2:15 to 2:50 PM. Got kinda sweaty. So, when is all the magic sunlight happiness supposed to kick in?
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rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
Everything works faster with booze.
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professional vim user
booze is not the solution for someone who's prone to depression. it's generally not a solution for any problem...
rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
Oops. Forgot which thread I was in.
Love is the answer, or whatever...
Love is the answer, or whatever...
Null
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For me it usually only takes a couple of minutes, but then my body chemistry is weird so YMMV.
Caine
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Same for me, unless it is too sunny as sitting in direct sun makes me very uncomfortable, sweaty, gasping for air and irritated. This triggers depression in me. So when you can actually feel the rays of the sun on your arms then I need to be careful. Needless to say, I hate the summer.
rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
It feels like burning on my skin after a few minutes, so I prefer indirect sunlight (in the shade of trees, or covering my skin with cloth). I tend to burn quickly unless I already have a tan, so I limit direct exposure, although I still let it assault my eyes frequently.
JDTAY
Half Pepperoni, All Cheese
Hey guys, I'm actually happy right now. Absolutely giddy, in fact. So why am I in this thread? To help out any Braves fans in need, of course.
https://www.mlb.com/gameday/braves-vs-cubs/2018/04/14/529613
As a Cubs fan, I have several years of practice coping with being on the other end of this type of game. I can give advice as needed.
https://www.mlb.com/gameday/braves-vs-cubs/2018/04/14/529613
As a Cubs fan, I have several years of practice coping with being on the other end of this type of game. I can give advice as needed.
It's actually a preserving agent.
True story.
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Snug
Had a dream involving the totally not creepy catbus from My Neighbour Totoro and ended up jerking awake at 4am. Luckily I managed to get back to (catbus free) sleep after a while.
Picture related:
Picture related:
ClockworkCoder
Chaotic Neutral
Cool film.
The funny thing about cats is that while many of us simply see them as 'cute' they are really sadistic serial-killers, with the ability to manipulate the thoughts and feelings of their 'owners'.
Sleep well ;-)
I used to eat cheese a lot before going to bed when I was younger. My parents warned me not to do so as it would give me nightmares (a superstition around these parts). Actually, that was the reason I did exactly that.
Fun fact: it doesn't work.
The funny thing about cats is that while many of us simply see them as 'cute' they are really sadistic serial-killers, with the ability to manipulate the thoughts and feelings of their 'owners'.
Sleep well ;-)
I used to eat cheese a lot before going to bed when I was younger. My parents warned me not to do so as it would give me nightmares (a superstition around these parts). Actually, that was the reason I did exactly that.
Fun fact: it doesn't work.
Null
Snug
Same here.
Also in other news Idoha has decided to change her name from Miku to Dahlia, because she's "Getting rid of who I'm not and embracing who I am".
Edit: Still not 100% remembering to call Idoha by her new name.
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Kev2442
Still French
Just in case :
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ArtisticLicense
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MST3KMantra
TRON has this poetic view at a time when most had no idea how computers work (and many still don't). It was a precursor for CGI, and ahead of its time when it comes to software IP and piracy (WarGames isn't bad either in that regard). Plus it had no bias regarding gamers and the IT crowd. It's one of my personal faves.
And while Tron Legacy hasn't much going for it, it's got quite the stylish take on the original's looks.
levi
Still fresh, damnit!
Tron came in in 1982, and I think the CGI scenes were done out of house by MAGI Syntha-vision. It was already an influence on design language by then. The Black Hole from 1979 had (I assume) a CGI introduction, and for me personally has a much more involving story and better acting all round. That's not to say that Tron wasn't a milestone when it came out - I think it's the first film I know of with solid vector graphics. But for me, the sci-fi film from 1982 will always be Blade Runner.
I was positively surpirised by Tron Legacy when I finally got round to watching it. While young Jeff Bridges was a cgi step too far, Michael Sheen camping it up to high heaven, and a decent enough soundtrack, combined with modern acting standards and some very pretty graphics make it a more enjoyable watch than the original to my modern eyes.
I was positively surpirised by Tron Legacy when I finally got round to watching it. While young Jeff Bridges was a cgi step too far, Michael Sheen camping it up to high heaven, and a decent enough soundtrack, combined with modern acting standards and some very pretty graphics make it a more enjoyable watch than the original to my modern eyes.
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