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New Geeks on the Block / My intro-duck-shun!
« on: September 11, 2006, 09:39:09 PM »
I just thought I'd drop a thread after I pricked my finger with the needle..  HAHAHA... oooo k..
 
Anyways, the name is Joe.
 
I'm from the widwest US and I'm extremely bored and sick of it here.  I've been in search of a real kick ass forum to regular for awhile.  I still haven't quite found it.  I'm trying to make my own forum but its not working the greatest..
 
I'm a nerd/geek and I(mostly) like to have conversations that mean stuff.  I'm a pro in nothing and a dabbler in everything.
 
I seek inspiration and people that I feel are my equals, not people that demean me by talking smarter to sound smarter or some such.
 
I hope to create something, what the something is I'm not quite sure yet.  A webcomic, an internet community for colloboration on projects, or something else I haven't thought of it.
 
I want to create a better world but am currently drowning in it.  I am ashamed of my government, I make almost minimum wage and have hope.  Its not a good combonation because I feel my hope is being crushed because of the government and society as a whole, the way its turning out, the way its being run.  I'm worried about the future.
 
I want to inspire people.  I want to help people.
 
I want to meet people and create friendships.  I want to learn other cultures, go other places, learn things I did not know.
 
My name is Joe.
 
Hello to you, I say.

I also love this:  :slap

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Entertainment / Best landmark ... or other texts/books??
« on: September 11, 2006, 09:11:48 PM »
I've been wanting to read up on some landmark texts(like Origin of Species, Principia, etc) and am wondering if anyone has read any?  I'm looking for entertainment, as in something that actually holds my interest and isn't all boring science talk..  like REAL BORING science talk..

I'm also wondering any other good texts anyone would like to point out..

I heard The Art of Deception is good but haven't gotten around to getting a copy.

I also want to get the entire collection of Foxtrot comics for my cereal time in the morning..

Suggestions?

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Political Opinions / Should the world be run by one system?
« on: September 11, 2006, 09:07:36 PM »
Do you think the world should be run by one governmental system instead of all these seperate countries and nations?  Then as one entity(the world) we could allocate resources to where they need to be and re-arrange things a bit to be more suited to peaceful relations..

I'm just wondering how to achieve this..

 :|

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Anarchy / um..
« on: September 11, 2006, 06:12:31 PM »
I've lurked here for a bit before I signed up.  I've now signed up and read some more posts and such.  I'm wondering how many active members actually come here?  I see a lot of repeat from the same people  ??? 

I'm also wondering if its regular for the admin/mods to edit and ban users and users posts?

I'm wondering if your control freaks or ??  I understand the spam and such, but this seems, at least to me, to be a heavily moderated forum..

Still trying to get my feel if I like it or not..

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Anarchy / Re: 404'd
« on: September 11, 2006, 06:03:25 PM »
Just a question...

But why one hundred posts??  Why not like .. 50?

I'm actually not seeing a lot of stuff I'd respond to around here so it'd take me awhile to make it to 100, unless I flood and spam post, which might get me banned.

100, to me, a n00b, is a high number, especially since I'm not a forum whore.  50 seems reasonable.

There are things I'd like to respond to or post in the Hardware like peoples opinions on content management systems and I was going to add an opensource 3d render to that one thread in there, but alas, I can't..

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Entertainment / Re: Good RPG Games
« on: September 10, 2006, 10:12:38 PM »
Man, I seriously can't believe no ones mentioned Planescape: Torment yet.

I recommend Neverwinter Nights, Final Fantasy 7, Knights of the Old Republic(its short though) and highly highly recommend Planescape: Torment.

Planescape is an old game, like 1995-1997ish or so an is one of Biowares first games I believe.  Bioware makes Neverwinter and KOTOR, big RPG team.

Planescape is a D&D world that isn't updated anymore, like Forgotten Realms, but they stopped working with it.  I don't understand why because its just awesome realm.  Theres infinite planes, Gods fequent there..

anyways..

Planescape is about a guy that is immortal(The Nameless One).  He wakes up in a morgue with a floating skull(whoes his buddy) and hes scarring writting on himself so he doesn't forget what it says.  Hes died so many times hes forgotten who he is and that the quest though the game, figure out who you are, how you got that way and the way to fix it.  You meet a LOT of different characters(tiefling, succubus, githzerai, etc) from different planes.  You go through different planes.  The spell effects are cool for an old game.  There is a lot of text if you choose to talk to everyone, but its encouraged as you learn more about the world, its mostly all interesting.  Theres a ton of interesting side quests and even different factions to join up.

This game actually made me buy books from the planescape setting.

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Entertainment / Re: What are the best tv shows you guys think?
« on: September 10, 2006, 09:59:37 PM »
I used to love Family Guy but am kinda tired of their jokes lately because that show seems to revolve around Peter saying "Remember that time" or "When that happened" ...  I do kinda of like Stewie and Brian though, I feel they are the strongest characters.

One of my favourite shows that I missed when it was on at the time was Freaks and Geeks.

I loved that show, I marathon watched like 2-3 episodes a night until I got through the whole thing.

One part actually made me cry, I'm not quite sure why, it was just a strong moment in the show and I may have felt the way the guy did or something.

If you've never seen it I HIGHLY recommend it.  It was written by the guy that wrote 40 Year Old Virgin, and some other good ones.

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Entertainment / Re: What the Bleep...
« on: September 10, 2006, 09:53:01 PM »
To be honest with you, I kinda tuned out the Ramtha lady, but I really enjoyed the science part (and the ice crystals).

I personally couldn't stand that Ramtha lady.  She got very annoying.  I think anyone that sells themselves to preach about their belief system to paying audiences shouldn't be allowed to be in 'documentaries.'  One of her first major scenes she talks for 2 minutes and ends with something like "Doesn't that blow your mind?" or something like that..  I was like..  wha?  This ladies dumb...  Now everyone else, at least ones with PhD's, those were interesting people.  I found it odd what some people had to say even though you goto the site and see their religious roots.

BUT-

The Emoto Water Study has a bit of a controversary behind it also.  I found it fascinating also and posted in another forum and someone replied to look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Emoto to read up on how he goes about reaching those results.  I won't say anything, just leave it to you to read it and form your own opinion.  It still is interesting though.

Question, have you seen Part2?  Futher Down the Rabbit Hole.  I have not seen it but I want it.  I was *extremely* disappointed in the DVD extras because I was hoping they'd have interview footage with the scientists or more background info..  But I do really want to see Further Down the Rabbit Hole.

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