the longest thread, thread - Occasionally NSFW

[2dimes]

Get crutches and stay away from the parts of the Internet with news/trending for a while.

[AndyDufresne]

Here is an accidentally sexual textual representation of this thread:

The mechanical energy associated with the periodic raising and lowering of the bulges is dissipated as heat in the bodies' interiors. Changes in bulge height and energy dissipation are thought to drive endogenic resurfacing and tectonic activity...

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**Leaves behind a banana for munching**


--Andy

[muy_thaiguy]

Get crutches and stay away from the parts of the Internet with news/trending for a while.

I do use crutches. And I'm more or less stuck in bed except to go to the bathroom for the week.

I just felt like blaming Andy is all.

[AndyDufresne]

Here is musical representation of this thread:



**Leaves behind a bowl of bananas**


--Andy

[Quirk]

BPotW

[Gillipig]

Typical youth! <shoves cigar in mouth and glowers>

I wouldn't trust anything BBS says. He is smoking a cigar, while Stalin seemed to prefer pipes:




**Leaves behind a bowl of bananas leaves for someone to smoke**


--Andy

If you're gonna destroy your lungs, might as well do it with the most amount of style.

[2dimes]

-tweeter and the monkey man
-Twilight Zone (bullet hits the bone)
-tush
-running down a dream
-gel

[targetman377]

happy Easter!!!! all if you believe in that!

[jonesthecurl]

Y'know what I miss? Hot Cross Buns.

[Quirk]

[muy_thaiguy]

Been watching King Arthur for the first time in years. Not a bad film, could have been better, but still entertaining. Much better than Troy. Troy was a let down on so many levels.

[targetman377]

i thought troy was an ok movie. not the best but at least not the worst action movie. i would say one of the better one related to the Greek and roman mythologize

[Dukasaur]

Yeah.

[AndyDufresne]

Sometime in the next couple of weeks or months, I'm going to watch Andrei Rublev -- a 1969 classic epic from the Soviet Union. It is 185 minutes long. A couple of months ago, I also watched the Human Condition -- a 1959 classic epic from Japan. It was 574 minutes, and sort of split into 3 parts. I watched it over three days.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy

[targetman377]

where are you watching them from? did you buy them?

[AndyDufresne]

where are you watching them from? did you buy them?

I like the Criterion Collection, and they partnered with Hulu Plus, to stream 800+ classic and foreign films. Well worth the 7.99 a month.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy

[muy_thaiguy]

i thought troy was an ok movie. not the best but at least not the worst action movie. i would say one of the better one related to the Greek and roman mythologize

The acting and actors just did not mesh with the characters well at all.

[AndyDufresne]

Here is a pictorial representation of this thread, from a scholarly article I'm reading about Cowboys, Scientists, and Fossils in the late 1800's and early 1900s.



**Leaves behind a fossilized bowl of bananas**


--Andy

[muy_thaiguy]

Been having internet issues the last couple days. Time to get a new wireless router.

Also, lovin River Monsters. Entertaining, educational, and high quality. Not too many shows out there that combine those 3, at all. Mythbusters does, and maybe a couple other shows, but most, if good enough, only hit 2 of the 3.

[targetman377]

where are you watching them from? did you buy them?

I like the Criterion Collection, and they partnered with Hulu Plus, to stream 800+ classic and foreign films. Well worth the 7.99 a month.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy

i have netflix but i am thinking about getting hulu too!!

[targetman377]

i thought troy was an ok movie. not the best but at least not the worst action movie. i would say one of the better one related to the Greek and roman mythologize

The acting and actors just did not mesh with the characters well at all.

i will agree with that

[AndyDufresne]

where are you watching them from? did you buy them?

I like the Criterion Collection, and they partnered with Hulu Plus, to stream 800+ classic and foreign films. Well worth the 7.99 a month.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy

i have netflix but i am thinking about getting hulu too!!

I don't use hulu plus for anything other than the Criterion Collection, so I don't know if it is worth it, but to me, and my love of classic and foreign films, it is pretty great. Netflix and Hulu Plus pretty much sum up my regular non-video game entertainment.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy

[Quirk]

BPotW

[pancakemix]

My issue with Hulu Plus is that it still has advertisements despite being a paid service (don't get me started on Xbox Live...). Between Netflix and HBOGO I'm in a happy place mediawise though.

[AndyDufresne]

My issue with Hulu Plus is that it still has advertisements despite being a paid service (don't get me started on Xbox Live...). Between Netflix and HBOGO I'm in a happy place mediawise though.

You see, I don't use Hulu Plus for anything other than Criterion movies, and there are no ads for films (or at least Criterion films), so it doesn't bother me.

**Munches on a banana**


--Andy