where i live (video inside)
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Topic: where i live (video inside)
Posted By: ap0ck
Subject: where i live (video inside)
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 5:10pm
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my province is goin off, http://www.cbc.ca/clips/rm-lo/stewart_alberta2_060320.rm - linky
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Posted By: NaeBlis
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 6:58pm
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"RealPlayer cannot be installed on windows 64-bit" /cry someone convert it to WMV.
Also, I hear that you guys have another big surplus this year..? ------------- Teh Nibblies 
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Posted By: ap0ck
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 7:35pm
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yar
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Posted By: Preach
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 8:44pm
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Who the f**k uses real player?!
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Posted By: NakataH
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 9:03pm
| me :d |
Posted By: maxaris
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 10:07pm
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Originally posted by Preach
Who the f**k uses real player?! vvd I cant stand it ------------- 
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Posted By: Fidelio
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 11:04pm
| realplayer sucks worse than gum on your shoe. |
Posted By: Verdant Force
Date Posted: 15/July/2006 at 11:53pm
| ewww real player :( |
Posted By: solitary00
Date Posted: 16/July/2006 at 9:50am
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That's why you use Real Alternative.... That works with 64 too. http://www.codecguide.com/about_real.htm This movie is lame though. I currently live in an area like they are profiling Calgary to be. A small southern town that during the 90's got the billing "the silicon valley of the East Coast", not to mention winning "best place to live in America" in tandem for multiple years. I hate it. A bunch of people in search of promises of material wealth with little to no consideration for the world/people around them. These people are greedy assholes, completely oblivious to the world around them aside from their boss' Ferrari and talking about how they have been told that one day they will have one too (yeah right). Not to mention, as seen in the video, most of the males turn into egotistical raging metrosexuals that you would rather punch in the teeth than talk to. ------------- -bullet buffer- 
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Posted By: Tybox
Date Posted: 16/July/2006 at 3:49pm
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Originally posted by solitary00
That's why you use Real Alternative.... That works with 64 too. http://www.codecguide.com/about_real.htm This movie is lame though. I currently live in an area like they are profiling Calgary to be. A small southern town that during the 90's got the billing "the silicon valley of the East Coast", not to mention winning "best place to live in America" in tandem for multiple years. I hate it. A bunch of people in search of promises of material wealth with little to no consideration for the world/people around them. These people are greedy assholes, completely oblivious to the world around them aside from their boss' Ferrari and talking about how they have been told that one day they will have one too (yeah right). Not to mention, as seen in the video, most of the males turn into egotistical raging metrosexuals that you would rather punch in the teeth than talk to. you and i should talk, and then join a commune,  ------------- |
Posted By: solitary00
Date Posted: 16/July/2006 at 4:01pm
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I would love nothing better than to go completely off the grid. My expected goal by the time I die is to at least reach 75% self-sustained lifestyle. ------------- -bullet buffer-
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Posted By: Tybox
Date Posted: 16/July/2006 at 4:17pm
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cool.
My sophmore year of college i seriously was looking into self-sustained living places in areas like Missouri and elswhere. Pretty interesting concept, small group of folks, cultivate food, and make products to sell online(hamocks I think). So they weren't entirely off the grid, but I think in today's world that is almost impossible. Unless you bought a remote island somewhere, and even then....
But then I got off track with trying to finish school first and other things, and the main thought of that would be a MAJOR leap, going from PC-head suburbanite chained down by all the habits of Western Civilization, and trasitionining to this primarily agrarian lifestyle. Just wasn't ready for it. We will see in a few years.
I also recently got reinvigorated with the environmentalist ideas, and was just about to go work for a fundraising campaign this summer before I found out some nasty things, and was denied entry(aka I shot myself in the foot because I was a "whistleblower" before I even got the job lol).
Oh well...
And my buddy from HS just graduated from St. Marys and plans to go into Environmental law. I really think our whole environmental crisis is the ULTIMATE elephant in the room-and a huge agenda for my generation to deal with, not unlike the Great Depression was for our grandparents. Good thing now is we have a rather popularizing movement to curb stuff like global warming etc. Freaking MTV ran this little special in conjuction with Al Gore's recent film, and while pretty lame, it's better than nothing.
It is just f**king digusting how we basically screwed up our one and only planet in a little less than 200 years. And I am also to blame by going along with this direction. I do the little things like recycle and try and conserve, but when push comes to shove, I just fall back in line with the rest of society.
How old is the Earth? 300 billion?
200 years and it's falling apart.
Course we are just a freaking blip on the time scale of the universe, an insiginifigant speck of life one tiny corner of space.
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Posted By: MadDawg
Date Posted: 16/July/2006 at 5:40pm
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Good read |
Posted By: solitary00
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 3:46pm
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Originally posted by Tybox cool.
My sophmore year of college i seriously was looking into self-sustained living places in areas like Missouri and elswhere. Pretty interesting concept, small group of folks, cultivate food, and make products to sell online(hamocks I think). So they weren't entirely off the grid, but I think in today's world that is almost impossible. Unless you bought a remote island somewhere, and even then....
But then I got off track with trying to finish school first and other things, and the main thought of that would be a MAJOR leap, going from PC-head suburbanite chained down by all the habits of Western Civilization, and trasitionining to this primarily agrarian lifestyle. Just wasn't ready for it. We will see in a few years.
I also recently got reinvigorated with the environmentalist ideas, and was just about to go work for a fundraising campaign this summer before I found out some nasty things, and was denied entry(aka I shot myself in the foot because I was a "whistleblower" before I even got the job lol).
Oh well...
And my buddy from HS just graduated from St. Marys and plans to go into Environmental law. I really think our whole environmental crisis is the ULTIMATE elephant in the room-and a huge agenda for my generation to deal with, not unlike the Great Depression was for our grandparents. Good thing now is we have a rather popularizing movement to curb stuff like global warming etc. Freaking MTV ran this little special in conjuction with Al Gore's recent film, and while pretty lame, it's better than nothing.
It is just f**king digusting how we basically screwed up our one and only planet in a little less than 200 years. And I am also to blame by going along with this direction. I do the little things like recycle and try and conserve, but when push comes to shove, I just fall back in line with the rest of society.
How old is the Earth? 300 billion?
200 years and it's falling apart.
Course we are just a freaking blip on the time scale of the universe, an insiginifigant speck of life one tiny corner of space.
I agree on most points you raise. I'm not an extremist. I am not anti-"progress". I was given a Sierra Club membership for xmas and they have done nothing but piss me off. So. I guess my main intention for getting away from it all is to escape the idiots that seem to be popping up lately. I'm sick and tired of people who are so stuck on themselves, their car, their bank account, their public appearance, or any number of other shallow insecurities that they become inconsiderate pricks. I'm not a "give everything to the poor" type either. But f**kin' a man, I'll at least show them some compassion and respect. Common f**king courtesy. ------------- -bullet buffer-
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Posted By: AquaNox
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 4:58pm
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Emerson and Thoreau would give this thread two thumbs up ------------- http://imageshack.us"> 
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Posted By: Tybox
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 5:08pm
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Who knew Sol and I were hippie-gamer kindred spirits?   ------------- |
Posted By: Fidelio
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 9:10pm
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havn't you heard? green is the new red white and blue. beyond green tho, i feel a backlash coming in regards to the intrusiveness of advertising in our lives, which teach us those things you mentioned sol. but yeah, THE issue for this century isn't the middle east, it isn't even china, it's global climate change. |
Posted By: solitary00
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 10:17pm
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Originally posted by Fidelio havn't you heard? green is the new red white and blue. beyond green tho, i feel a backlash coming in regards to the intrusiveness of advertising in our lives, which teach us those things you mentioned sol. but yeah, THE issue for this century isn't the middle east, it isn't even china, it's global climate change. Fid, advertising is only going to get worse. I know this for a fact. I've worked with huge personal data stores at several corporations, as soon as something like RFID is adopted by the general public these corps are going to have a field day.. I've wished many many many times over for a backlash against greed....or for it even to return to being a trait of few rather than the majority... I'd be content with some tool hoarding more money that he can ever spend as long as it means he doesn't try to influence my life and the people around me are decent human beings.. ------------- -bullet buffer-
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Posted By: Verdant Force
Date Posted: 17/July/2006 at 11:03pm
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Greed is destroying the world.
and the problem is the people who can do anything about it, the people in power, Are the greediest people out there.
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Posted By: Tybox
Date Posted: 18/July/2006 at 12:52am
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f**k the rich, tax their assess off.
Who needs millions of dollars?
"Get mine while the getting is good" is messed up.
You got room for me in Canada? ------------- |
Posted By: Raikonnen
Date Posted: 18/July/2006 at 4:37am
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I worked my ass off from the day I left school. Joined the Royal Navy on my 16th birthday, working for ideals I didn't really agree with (I was a submariner, britains nuclear arsenal is kept on submarines, do the math). I left when I was 19, and continued working sh*tty jobs for sh*tty pay, just to f**kin survive.
When I hit like 21, i sorta lost it a bit. I gave up my job, house, everything. Packed a backpack, sleeping bag, and just vanished.
I travelled around britain, just 'living'. Seeing stuff that I hadnt seen, I learned I had lived a very sheltered life. I also found out, you can survive, and be HAPPY, with just a sleeping bag, and a few bare essentials.
Now, i'm semi-settled, I still feel the urge from time to time to vanish and go wandering again. Next time I want to do a different country, see how other places work.
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Posted By: Khemosabe
Date Posted: 18/July/2006 at 10:40am
The Communists have taken over this thread! 
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Posted By: Tybox
Date Posted: 18/July/2006 at 7:55pm
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Originally posted by Khemosabe
The Communists have taken over this thread!
FTW!   ------------- |
Posted By: LaptiNek
Date Posted: 26/July/2006 at 12:09pm
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*stockpiles cash in the glove box of his 2006 convertible ferrari*
*looks around*
nothing to see here ...move along ------------- Baron Sengir, Ahriman Corps |