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    This is not actually that impressive, but I'm pleased because it's the first time I used the pen tool to draw something in PS. I always thought vector drawings were done by Pen (tool)-wielding wizards because of the weird curvy line thing it produces, but I have mastered it!

     

    It's a thing from The External World by david oreilly.

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    Here you go: http://lifehacker.com/5921095/facebook-just-changed-your-email-without-permission-heres-how-to-get-it-back

     

    1. Click "About" on your profile and scroll down to your email address. Click "Edit" to change them.

    2. Click on the circle next to your Facebook email address and change its setting to "Hidden From Timeline".

    3. Click on the circle next to your other email addresses and change their settings to "Shown On Timeline".

    4. Click the Save button at the bottom of the Edit popup (Don't forget this step).

     

    It's slightly annoying how they keep changing stuff (like privacy settings) of their own volition.

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    This leaves an Elektra/Catwoman taste in my mouth. I feel like...no. Just don't do it...

     

    Well put, sir.

     

    I don't understand what the perspective of Venom would be...though the extent of my knowledge of the character is from the Spider-man movie. There's no guilt, mysterious backstory or secret motivation...just seems like too shallow of a character. Maybe he has a more fleshed-out background in the comics.

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    Both been on since pretty much from the start...yah Portlandia is meant to be good but the clips I've seen haven't really wooooed me.

     

    In that case, they need a page which lists all genres...the drop-down menu doesn't include all of them. I found both movies through the "Dark" genre, randomly.

     

    Try the first episode - Steve Buscemi is in it! :D It's not award-winning material tbh, but it makes fun of hipsters and indie folks well :)

  13. Posted

    Netflix must have been updated majorly - I see Lost In Translation (love), In The Mood For Love (looks good - Wong Kar Wai), Flightplan (watched it this morning after wanting to for 7 years)...have also been watching Portlandia, which is quite awesome - Steve Buscemi and Aubrey Plaza make an appearance every now and then!

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    Omg omg omg I want to watch this! Despite the long trailer, it doesn't make me feel like I've already watched the whole thing - a lot of trailers nowadays make me feel like that. I like how the scale of things seems to have gone up from the last movie, I was getting tired of Matt Damon's face. If this turns out to be bad, I can imagine that it's the Hawkeye movie :p

  18. Posted

    There are only two instances where it's a good idea to tip, outside of places that have mandatory tips as part of the bill:

     

    1) Anyone who serves you food or beverages, see ^^^

    2) Anyone who might be able to steal/vandalize your property or spit/jizz/urinate/etc. into your food/beverage/complimentary shampoo after a tip would be expected.

     

    Best guideline so far :p

  20. Posted

    The universe is so huge, there has to be something else out there. However it would be a hilarious coincidence if they were green, and had big heads with big, shiny, black eyes.

     

    Why yes, I am competing for the boringest answer ever prize! :p

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    I think that tipping encourages good service and fosters competition. You're not forced to tip if the service is awful, that's the point. I'm not too sure (my last trip to the US was when I was a single digit age), but I think their prices (and general cost of living) will reflect the fact that tipping is the norm, e.g. don't imagine UK/Irish prices + tip added on.

     

    Tipping everyone in the world ever is a bit ridiculous though, re: the guidelines Dog-amoto's posted :( But that's just because the practice doesn't exist over here, I guess.

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