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Unstable?

The only complaint I have about my parents at all is that my dad is short fused and tends to not listen to reason.
Otherwise I couldn't ask for better parents.

Your situation is reminding me of a friend of mine.
But...let's not talk about that.

I find it kinda funny how much you see the final boss of bioshock before you know it's the finial boss. Or the image of it.

lol so true. i wish my desktop could run BS2, it lags to much to be worth it...

first one runs alright tho

I feel like going to the dieting section of some question and answer forum and asking troll questions like "Are boogers low in calories?"

yeah my comp gets issues like that too, like not seeing spells in skyrim except lightning.

ugh the gardens... i'd rather face the final boss on Crysis.

looking at it locks the game up till i look down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=fYpwEYFRrEQ

You know the sensation when you've been experiencing something that is rather... let's say... sensorally ambiguous. Like the dancer image that people claim shows whether you're left of right brained... and suddenly you're able to experience it differently because you acknowledge that it doesn't really have the definite properties that you lent it the first time you experienced it.

In this case I was listening to the oath to order, which features the same male chanting midi instrument as the temple of time. Now when I first heard it, strange as it sounds, I heard it as an "Eh" sound. And that stuck. It's heavily digitized, and that sort of digitized low quality recording has been proven to sound different to different people, like even based on what language they learned first.

--ANYWAY-- back to what I was saying. I realized it could just as easily be heard as an "Oh" sound, and suddenly the whole song sounded different.