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[youtube=Lego Dark Knight]StWZDqqBfJo[/youtube] This is pretty cool.

[SIZE=3][SIZE=4][FONT=Chiller LET][COLOR=Sienna]If anyone tried to kill me my survival instinct would kick in. Doesn't matter what the reason is, if you're going to try and kill me, prepare to be killed. [/COLOR] :p[/FONT][/SIZE][/SIZE]

[quote name='vegeta rocker']Reasons why Cloverfield sucked: 3. The whole justification of shooting every single thing including the floor... If it was realistic he would have held it lower than his head so at least he can still have his peripheral vision intact. And apparently his handy cam has an eternal battery, he plugs in like once.[/quote] I thought it was quite consistent with home movie quality. We've got heaps of the amateur stuff sitting around here and there were plenty of cases where someone has taped the floor or forgot to turn off record when done etc... My handycam can easily last two hours filming nonstop, which is shorter than this movie. [quote] I'm not looking forward to the sequel, and YES there will be one.[/quote] Well, you don't have to [spoiler] see the film.[/spoiler] :p

If all else fails, a bucket of water should do the trick.

[quote name='Desbreko'][COLOR=#4b0082]You put the video ID from the video's URL between the tags, as shown on the vB Code List page I linked to there. Because the embed code for inserting a video links directly to the video itself, copying the URL from a video's web page on youtube.com wouldn't work. [/COLOR][/quote] [kuja] I missed the end of that page, perhaps it didn't load for me the first time around. All I got last time was the initial codelist. :)[/kuja]

[kuja] So do you put the whole embed code inside the tags, or do you just use the direct url? 'Tis a nifty little player. :D[/kuja]

[quote name='Ikillion'][COLOR=#6d527f][SIZE=1][FONT=Trebuchet MS]So does this mean that I am the only one here who actually enjoys whipped cream with his waffles? ... You all are [I]insane[/I].[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR][/quote] [quote name='ZeitGeist']I like waffles. They make for a tasty snack, especially when served hot with [SIZE=4]lashings of whipped cream [/SIZE]and strawberry jam. [/quote] Ahem, I've either made it to your ignore list, or you haven't seen me. Either way, you're not alone. ;)

[quote name='James'][FONT=franklin gothic medium]I would like a YouTube embed tag, for sure. I think there are a million great uses for it on OtakuBoards (even potentially in RPGs). So the usefulness would far outweigh any copyright concerns I have.[/FONT][/quote] Plus, if you find any violators, you can delete 'em! :catgirl: I like the YouTube tag idea, it would certainly add something extra to threads such as the recent YouTube one. Playing linked videos on the forum itself would be much more convenient.

And here I was thinking that this forum had degenerated into a den of debauchery and [I]forbidden love.[/I] Feel free to make it so, one day... :p

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[quote name='timotheus'] I'm just curious if the Intelligent Design supporters came from that same upbringing, or if after studying Biology in a non religious school, they compared it to their beliefs and stayed with ID.[/quote] I came from a mainstream school independent of any church or religious teaching. In the end, I took what I knew from science, and applied it to faith. (ie. the big bang is consistent with things simply appearing in Genesis 1, evolution adaptation as a survival method built into creation by an intelligent creator etc...) I found nothing in science that shook my belief, only the occasional argument against creationism that strengthened it.

I like waffles. They make for a tasty snack, especially when served hot with lashings of whipped cream and strawberry jam. Put it this way; If I had to choose between my dream wallfe concoction or being hit over the head with an excessively large steel mallet, guess which one I'd pick. :catgirl:

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This game is addictive. I would actually love to listen to the hit song "Leaving without that Mouse!!" If only such a crazy song were real. A few more... [img]http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/9190/nascarvt7.jpg[/img] NASCAR's Most Popular Driver award were a band of utter chaos and confusion. No-one could understand them, or their bizarre choice of band name. Fans who did show up at their concerts were most often dissapointed NASCAR fans who believed they had bought tickets to a genuine NASCAR gala event. The name of the band was made even more bizarre by the revelation that none of the band mambers were actually NASCAR fans. In 2004, they released their sixth sutio album, "You stop your story," featuring one of the most bizarre cover artworks ever. Their sucess diminished soon afterwards, when NASCAR sucessfully sued them over the rights to the name. They are now playing small gigs in bars under their new name "List of Grammy Nominees." [img]http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/5433/kalynaji8.jpg[/img] "Don't mess with Family," released in 1998, is the critically acclaimed album from bluegrass-swing band Kalyna Country. Fans and critics alike praised the album for it's seamless integration of swing, jazz and bluegrass country genres into one unique sound. Fans were wooed by such hits as "Daddy let them cows come home" and "Never to old (to swing the old barn door.)" Kalyna Country followed this album up with a sucessful world tour, and are currently working on their new album, a follow-up titled "Respect of the family."

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