I saw robocop in the theater. I was in 5th grade. It was my first R rated movie.

Exactly. Any new movie we get is ripped and put into my plex server. Not only is is a more convenient way of consuming the media inside the house, but it also does away with those horrible, forced nag screens and trailers.

Unfortunately, the video doesn’t show what I’m trying to convey, because it stops at the critical angle. My point it, how does the blade display once you go past that angle? Maybe it will keep working, maybe it won’t, but if it does, then it makes it a far more accessible technique.

I wonder if it is more of having the blade past a critical angle as opposed to needing an exact angle. If it’s just being past a critical angle, it would be much easier to pull off.

Random tangent, back in college, my school was one of the few locations in the US that had a kashima shin-ryu sensei. The first weapon that I was taught was the naginata. Sadly, I was only able participate for about 6 months before I graduated, and no longer had access to the gym where the classes were held.

Like was mentioned in another comment, WoW has been the basis for at least one episode, possibly 2, and has been referenced in many other episodes. In one of the episodes, they even “in game” footage, that was supposed to be WoW. I don’t know if it actually was, as I’ve never played it, but that’s what it was…

Holy crap! I didn’t place it at first, but it really is Last Christmas.

No, no, definitely need to let it idle for 5 minutes before driving off.

lucky. i always wanted one of those.

Right, this is the argument for driving it easy. It warms up every part of the drivetrain, not just the engine.

Not sure I follow the first part. The Himalayan mountain range goes through Pakistan. Which would make salt from the mountains of northern Pakistan, Himalayan, unless I’m missing something.

Hey now. Himalayan salt (lamp are otherwise) aren’t total scams. If you grind them up, they make things taste salty. Not looking for any any miracle health benefits here, I just like the flavor. And, if you put a light bulb in side one, it does actually work as a lamp. We have one (it was a gift), and the reason it…

I’ve had one of these for years, and it works amazingly. I’d highly recommend it if you don’t have one.

I’ve had one of these for years, and it works amazingly. I’d highly recommend it if you don’t have one.

Voldemort didn’t want his followers killing Harry because he knew that Harry was a Horcrux, and killing him would weaken Voldemort. That’s why Voldemort insisted to his followers that no one should kill Harry. This wasn’t stated outright, but Voldemort must have worked out a way to reverse the horcrux magic, so that…

Hermione was all pissed at Ron at the ball because she liked him, and wanted him to ask her to the ball. I thought that was pretty clear in both the movie and the book.

Why do restaurants do it? because eating out can be expensive even when kids aren’t throwing away food. Safe choices are called that for a reason.

That’s a good point. Both the bomber and the FO ship would have artificial gravity.

I do have a thought on that. Gravity exists between any two objects with mass. And bigger mass has more gravity. Star destroyers are huge, and will have a decent amount of native gravity on their own. Still microgravity compared to a planet though, so they will have to have some sort of artificial gravity, which will…

That’s the thing. Doesn’t matter what the multiplier is, because anything times 0 is 0.

While they couldn’t let the Promethean Lens stay as it was, that one week is probably the only week in all of D2 in which the crucible wasn’t complete and total misery.