Average Internet Guy

"But you can't withstand the barrel of love! Barrel of love!"

Compaq Presario CQ56-115DX Notebook Best notebook for the price, picked it up for $350, it can run most games on mid-high settings. Windows 7 64 bit AMD V140 2.3 GHz 2 gb ddr3 sdram ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 + AMD m880g 250 GB SATA-150 5400 rpm

you mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ECJUH0a73c

"The hunter spots his prey... He takes aim... Crikey! And that's about as close at it gets!"

Zombie Zombie - Driving this road until death sets you free It has one of the best music videos I've ever seen:

Ok, I've found something that has shifted my stance toward evolution as a fact and not a theory. Google "Richard Lenski E. Coli". If this doesn't change anyones opinion, nothing will.

I think small limits to ownership are needed, except the current ones are for the wrong reasons. An assault weapon is currently defined by its cosmetic features, and that is completely stupid. People should have no reason to own high explosives/destructive devices though, simply due to the dangers in storing and transporting them. I have no problem with automatic rifles though. There have been examples of automatic rifles saving peoples lives from intruders(see http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/7087082.html). A light machine gun, on the other hand, should only be used as a collector's item, anybody claiming to own one for self defense is bullshitting someone. Criminals are always (ALWAYS) going to find a way to get a hold of weapons illicitly, but background checks/psychological evaluations are a good idea to prevent the wrong people for acquiring these weapons.

I believe schools have the right idea, by teaching it as a theory and not fact. Almost every online resource of teaching materials refers to things supporting evolution as evidence and not proof or fact. For example: one of the largest printers of educational textbooks in the world (Glencoe/McGraw-Hill) never once refer to evolution as fact, but instead refer to it as a concept or theory. Here's some samples of their study guides: http://www.glencoe.com/sec/science/biology/bio2000/pdfs/bdol15-1.pdf http://www.glencoe.com/sec/science/webquest/content/dinobirds.shtml#introduction http://www.glencoe.com/sec/science/webquest/content/hominidfossils.shtml They even encourage students to debate and decide for themselves their own ideas and if the evidence presented supports their ideas. It never questions the faith of students

My goal is Wal-Mart: Random Article > Russians in Korea > G-20 Major Economies > United States > U.S. State > Arkansas > Wal-Mart 7 steps!

banned for sarcastic location description

And now, in no particular order: Half Life 2: Episode 2 Halo 2 Call of Duty 4 Battlefield: Bad Company The Sims (specifically the Makin' Magic and the Superstar add ons) Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest Resident Evil 2 Crash Bandicoot Portal Final Fantasy 6

that train is off the chain, it looks great!

banned for banning because banned.

Thanks man, now it looks way better than it did before.

The first puzzle area from a horror map I'm making. I've been trying to think of ways to keep the support beams from just going into the walls, any suggestions?

Making a horror themed map for HL2: Episode 1.

Who needs Hammer Time when you've got Bankruptcy?

There was once three tomatoes in Mexican-held territory

Sure, I guess anything would work, really.

It works like this: an image is posted, one person changes or adds something to it, then someone else takes that picture that the previous person edited and adds something to it as well. To start, I'll add a picture of Vin Diesel.

Now she will drop kittens on a stone table, I unpinned a ton of apples while stroking myself.

>sv_cheats 1 >noclip

Cake - Comfort Eagle

Banned for reaching ban limit.

"BIRD! BIRD! BIRD! BIRD!"