Way to go OP... like 24/7 internet addicts need more excuses not to get off their asses and burn calories.

Trash news of the day; http://www.theawl.com/2011/09/rick-perry-chia-head-as-tall-as-real-rick-perry

http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2011/10/german-hackers-find-possible-g.html

Chaos Computer Club finds government malware, outs it...

I don't need to be a mindsticker, I just use my Turbo Pascal to take them out of this world.

>>3402
I can't see them making a new series. I think they knew the movie was the end, however prematurely it came. It's just that... I can't see them going back to their old ways of robbing from the rich and selling to the poor after becoming galactic heroes for unearthing the truth about Miranda and all that. The low profile they enjoyed was blown by that escapade I think.

I'd like to see a spinoff show of some sort though.

>>3403
I dunno. It's a core tenant of science fiction that no good deed goes unpunished. Who'd reward them for what they did? It might lead to a few better business deals, but at the end of the day, the core worlds will still be gunning for them, and they will still need work.

>>3404
True this. Or, at best, the war would start back up again. A series where the Serenity acted as couriers for the Browncoats, doing the odd black ops mission on the side, would be pretty good actually, and would certainly present tensions between Jayne and Mal, Jayne wanting to be paid, Mal wanting to do good...

Also, I can't be the only person that preferred the sets from the tv series to those in Serenity? The engine room in Serenity, especially, was really devoid of personality, whereas in the tv show it might have been less realistic, but a lot more tactile seeming...

>>3337
Why limit yourself to one or the other? Stardust the Kneecapper, bringing love, understanding and lashing of pain.

>bringing love, understanding and lashing of pain

Just not necessarily in that order

>>3331
I've kept one for as long as I can remember. It helps because of all the details of dreams that you lose within minutes of waking up. Also the routine itself helps to make your dreams seem more important, therefore easier to remember. The more religiously I keep the journal, the more vivid and complex are my dreams. I read once that physical movement makes your dreams fade more quickly for some reason, so it helps to keep the journal right by your bedside.

You know what's annoying? Waking up, spending five minutes writing down my dreams, then actually waking up and realizing that I only dreamed I was writing and I have to do it all over again. This might happen 3 or 4 times in one morning before I actually wake up for real.

>>3341
Well apparently that poster is real. I have a hard time believing it...

And yea, is there a lot more observation in the UK than you were previously used to? I sometimes forget my every move is watched, I'm so used to it.

>>3343
No, I'm sure that it's real, I've seen a few others like it.

In SA, the police barely have enough budget to buy stationary, let alone city-wide security cameras

>>3340
Creepy as fuck.

I have this tinfoil hat theory that 1984 wasn't a warning for the masses to heed (because they won't listen anyway for the most part) but a blueprint for the ruling class to follow. Case in point, that poster.

I think I have noticed more traffic lately. Maybe now that the site doesn't look like vomit.

>>3314
No, the site has been getting the same amount of traffic, but the pageviews for the home page have gone up a lot. Everyone's hitting F5 to see more random pictures, hah

>>3316
I know I've been doing that. :3

good camera pics

>>3287
yeah pretty much any bazaar in any chinatown will have a section, just try going to the ones were only locals shop and not tourists.

Look up the word "lobotomy." That's what you'll get if he thinks you're a little bit too strange for his tastes.

Judging by your question, I assume it wasn't your decision? A psychologist can't prescribe drugs if that's what you're worried about (unless you meant to say "psychiatrist").

They'll just ask a bunch of questions, to get an idea if you might fit a particular diagnosis. If its a real busy place they might have you answer questions on paper, like by rating your feelings about different things from 1 - 5 or something. They aren't going to slap a diagnosis on you after one visit though.

lol first thing they asked is if i had health insurance

....Yees?

Just thought I'd say hi. :3

>>3228
wow tick tock.. that was some stupid imagery

>>3243

If you have a better way of describing a symphonic explanation of the basic principals of quantum physics that begins with Morgan Freeman I'm all ears... also I just finished The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy so i'm stuck in incoherent dry British humor mode.

Gech. Autotune. It's like bullets for your eardrums.

Mr. Freeman is pretty badass, though.