Dannyboy-the-Dane
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its only hard for a couple of weeks, if that. its very easy to get used to, and once you do, its hard to imagine ever having a problem with it. i actualy prefer having lenses in, feels more comfortable, kinda like a jacket for my eyes.
Probably, but as I said, my glasses are part of my persona now.
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J00 are a priest.
The coat Neo wears from Reloaded and on was partly based on the priest cloak to highlight his role as a "religious" saviour.
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Nah, I started wearing glasses at the age of 5 plus/minus a couple of years. I feel naked without them. They've become a part of who I am.
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Contact lenses>>>>>>>>>>Glasses.
Get on with your work >_>
Hell, no! I can't stand the idea of having to place contact lenses on my eyes!
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No worries, I'm tired as heck, so I'm slow right now.
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Come to think of it, I actually have a video I can post. It's of me posing in the Neo trechcoat I bought from AbbyShot.com. Try to ignore the terribly cheesy smile at the end.
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And you wear glasses! Ho ho!
Um, yeah? Not a very well working joke (for I assume it was one?).
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By version, I meant which version of the song. Is it the original?
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Well, I guess looks do have something to say. But my experience tells me that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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Grats, mate!
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It's not the size that matters on a girl, it's the proportions. A well-proportioned girl, hell yes! I especially have a thing for well-proportioned breasts.
But after all, it's not the looks that matter. Sure, they may be the first thing you notice, but I couldn't be with a girl whose personality I didn't like.
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"Okay, son, it's time we told you the truth: You're adopted. Your real parents are unfortunately dead, but your father had a great career going on in Germany till the mid-forties."
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An ALLEGED conversation between Americans and Galicians recorded off the coast of Finisterre, Galicia.
<Transmission begins>
Galician:
"This is A-853, please change your course fifteen degrees South to avoid colliding with us. You are coming straight towards us, distance 25 nautical miles."
American:
"We recommend that you change your course fifteen degrees North to avoid a collision."
Galician:
"Negative. We repeat, change your course fifteen degrees south to avoid a collision."
American:
"You are talking to the captain of a ship of the United States of America. We insist you turn your course fifteen degrees North to avoid a collision."
Galician:
"We do not consider that feasible or advisable, we suggest that you change your course fifteen degrees South to avoid colliding with us."
American (very angry):
"You are talking to Captain Richard James Howard, at the bridge of the aircraft carrier USS Lincoln of the USA Navy, the second biggest warship of the North American fleet. We are escorted by two battleships, three destroyers, five cruisers, four submarines and numerous amphibious support vessels. We are on our way to the Persian Gulf to prepare military manoeuvres before a possible attack on Iraq.
I am not suggesting, I am ordering you to change your course fifteen degrees North! Otherwise we will be forced to take any measures necessary to guarantee both the safety of this ship and the force of this coalition. You belong to an allied country and a member of NATO, so obey immediately and get out of our way!"
Galician:
"You are speaking to Jose Manuel Otero-Rivas. We are two people. We are escorted by our dog, our food, two beers and a canary that is currently asleep. We have the support of Radio Coruňa FM and Channel 16 for marine emergencies. We are not intending to move anywhere as we are speaking to you from the mainland, from lighthouse A-853 of Finisterre on the coast of Galicia, and we don’t have a f*cking clue what our ranking is of Spanish lighthouses.
You may take whatever measures you consider opportune and bloody well feel like to guarantee the safety of your goddamn ship, which is about to shred itself on the rocks, but what we continue to insist and suggest as the best, most sane and more recommendable course of action, is to turn fifteen degrees South to avoid colliding with us."
American:
"OK. Received. Thank you."
<End of transmission>
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I think its easiest for Murraster for the latter of both your questions.
New question, also: Which version will be used?
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Okay, I need to get some facts straight (but I'm tired, so it might not make sense or ... whatever):
Do I play the music in the background while singing? Or shall I just hear it in my headphones?
Do I record a movie file with me singing? Or do I record a music file and then record a movie of me singing playback to my own voice, sending you both files? (Again, music/voice in background or not?)
In either case, what file types do you need?
Thanks in advance.
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I'd be interested in one or some of these lines:
'Here's to you'
'Raise a glass for everyone'
'Here's to them'
'Underneath that burning sun'
I presume we should all sing the choruses?
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Sounds awesome. I wanna join.
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He's taking the piss, but that doesn't mean there aren't people out there who think like that.
Agreeness.
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It used to be called a 'below job' in the victorian times but over time it gets distorted.
Seriously?
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Inmeasurable awesomeness!
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I'm dreaming of a white Christmas ...
I don't have any particular wishes at the moment. I just love the mood I get in when it's Christmas.
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Well, ReZ, Moogle, and I do share something special. But others occasionally join. It's all in good spirit.
Though I didn't realise ReZ felt so deeply about it. -
I really laughed out loud at this picture. It is made of much win.
Speaking of which ... what does "win" look like? So many things these days are made of win. Is it the new plastic or what?
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I almost see Obama as the next Martin Luther King of rhetoric.
If Days Were Longer?
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I have nothing in particular to add to the conversation, but the images in my head when reading this made me laugh out loud!