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[QUOTE="BiancaDK"] Now were all intellectual adults, so thats pretty much the end of that.BiancaDK

Yes, I wish that were true. Adult society proves diffrent everyday.

Count yourself very lucky....

Hard things in my food like bones. Once when I was about 12 I was eating a beef burrito and I found small rodent vertebrae in it I sh*t you not. Since then it almost makes me puke when I bite into something hard and unexpected.

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[QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"] Hey man, we were there! :) Hehe, i'm 26 so everyone knows.Mr_Fujiv1

I am 33. How time flies.....

So mean.... :(

Neither. Ignorance and fear filled people are at fault. Like a gun neither Science nor Religion kill people. People kill people.

Now were all intellectual adults, so thats pretty much the end of that.BiancaDK

Yes, I wish that were true. Adult society proves diffrent everyday.

Don't do that to kids. It will make them mental. And it is not really funny at all.

Yep, Electro-Industrial similar in sound to Combichrist but with no vocals.

Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8pBe1Zbd3Y

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1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

Evil_Saluki

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.

I am 33. How time flies.....

I would buy a Subaru WRX STI and keep the rest of the cash for video games! And beer.....

1) Maximum Headroom. This now reveals my age somewhat. Max Headroom was something special back in the 80's when computer technology was nothing like it is today. It had this really good pilot movie that captured the same cyberpunk atmosphere as the first two Robocop movies. The strange thing about that was how the character Max Headroom was recognised for being a wisecracking host of a music television program, so it was strange seeing where the background of this character came from; I mean, he's suppose to be the memories of a man, transfered onto a computer where the last thing he saw before being put into a coma from a motorbike accident, was a height bar in a multistory car park with the sign 'Max Headroom'. Of course, he wasn't actually computer generated, but that didn't stop them winning a BAFTA for best computer graphics. For kids back in that day, he was quite astonishing, especially with that gritty, cyberpunk series he also featured in.

Evil_Saluki

If you are old then I guess I am getting old too. I saw the movie in the theaters and watched the show religiously.