TheHaze

It shows that you added them yesterday and they're seeding now, hence you already downloaded them. Freakz.

Check and check.

I do like his play; unfortunately, though, when he turned and nearly took someone's head off with the blade of his stick when the puck was dead, I would hardly call that "style of play". Tortorella looked pissed off. If Avery pulls that again, I think he'll be banned for lyfe. EDIT: Here's the incident:

Jesus, Sean Avery is a bastard.

While I am a die hard Ohio State fan, I have always hated the correlation that people make between the Blue Jackets and Ohio State. Such as chanting O-H-I-O at CBJ games. I realize it's an Ohio thing, but...this is hockey.

The majority of CBJ fans are Ohio State fans. You're just an idiot.

Grab my strong hand.

Nope, still a liberal. The only difference now, is you're realizing the more conservative-leaning people have better toys.

Paint scheme reminds me of a 'Nam-era fighter plane or heli. I like it. :thumbup:

I think at least 2 of the goals tonight came down to Mason simply just reacting too late. I realize that if Commodore and Hejda would have actually played their man and defended well that Mason would not have been put in to those situations, but with a team like Detroit, it's all about goaltending because they collapse teams' defenses so well. That last goal on Mason, he should have stopped. That was simply a mistake. I know he's a rookie, but nobody can dispute that how much better he played a couple of months ago. Other than that, the vets simply are not leading. For being guys that have played in the playoffs before, they sure aren't playing like it. Chimera seems to always play hard, and Huselius played slightly better tonight, but Modin, Williams and especially Peca are making too small of an impact.

What an embarrassment. There's so much wrong, I don't even want to begin. Defense, offense, power play, PK, faceoffs, passing, Nash, Mason; all of it is completely awful right now.

I have a Korean friend who hates all Asians, so this post if for him.

The amount of fries that you get and getting two handmade burger patties makes up for the $10 in my book. The fries are some of the best I've had.

Interior looks God-awful and I hate the side profile. ...I still want one.

Meh, I thought it was decently humorous. I like a woman with a sense of humor, even a sadistic one.

+1 Tomorrow night's game is key to this series, at least for the Jackets. I just hope Manny doesn't try that hand-swatting crap again. I was so happy to see Klesla playing so hard last night. He was great. I was expecting way more out of Peca, since he's so talked about with his Playoff-pickup, but there's still plenty of time. Umberger was great as well. I think Nash remained way too low-key for someone supposed to be carrying the team. Modin and Hejda looked pretty strong too, at least in the first half of the game. Though they lost 4-1, I thought that it was much closer then that overall. We owned the first half of the game, then Jackets-syndrome took over.

In a world of 99.7-listeners and rap lovers, I could see how some will not like Anders(lead singer of In Flames). I'd not be surprised if that same group attends that Rock on the Range crap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDxeKZtS3rM&feature=channel_page http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSUetQ3-3jc&feature=channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onDkEurKds8&feature=related

Jacket-noob. You jinxed it.

This man is full of truth. I used to use my G25 and race in tournaments in rFactor. The Mid-Ohio track mod is dead-on realistic. Two other great sims are Live for Speed and GTR2. Here's a few sites I have bookmarked: http://www.rfactorcentral.com/index.cfm http://www.nasasimracing.com http://www.lfs.net

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Flyers/Pens game about to start. I'm hoping Vancouver destroys St. Louis tonight.

The problem with this, is assuming that certain galaxies and pockets of space contain elements that are scarce in others. Assuming the Big Bang Theory to be correct, the initial disbursement in that fragile first split second, of all of the elements, radiation and inflation would make one assume that anything created then would be traceable to all parts of the universe via the wonderful idea of diffusion. However, new elements could have been created due to galaxy collisions, supernovae explosions and basic space drift over billions of years. I think this only proves more, though, how rare life on earth really is. I wouldn't doubt that there isn't complex life out there. It's just that the often used Drake formula is tossed around in assumption that everything in the known universe is constant, free of anomalies.

That is pointless to ponder. How can you possibly argue in either direction? In order for there to have been other complex life at any point in time, the same extremely extremely extremely rare elements would need to have existed, in particular order and under specific consequences; just like now. To put any formula or projection in to play to predict is completely senseless, as there are so many anomalies and rarities involved that a measly calculation cannot account for. Sure, there may have been complex super-beasts fully developed in some star system 400 billion light years away, but by assuming there has been, what's the point?

Ummm, obviously. Stating rarity does not decline the possibility of chance. That is the nature of rarity. So, therefore, I'm not sure what you're trying to say.