This has to be the best advert for wacom that i have ever seen. This is what happens when i dont have it to hand
I just saw this on craigslist. Who the hell stops on a blind curve to get out of their truck to take pictures? What an idiot. I'm gonna hope that it isn't a very well traveled road, but it looks like a rural highway to me.
Live long and prosper, Leonard Nimoy. 03/26/1931-02/27/2015 I feel like this is a rather fitting clip for the occasion
I prefer the direct Vulcan translation 'dif-tor heh smusma'. But it is beyond sad. Everybody knew him as simply Mr. Spock, but he was so much more.
I've been gone all day. Apparently Spock died and everyone is freaking out over a dress. I'm confused.
Welcome to the world i suppose. Its confusing here. Nobody really gets it, we just go with the flow. - - - Updated - - - Read his autobiographies ("I am Not Spock", and "I am Spock") Theyre both really interesting and show a lot about him that the average person wouldnt know, seeing as he was typecast for spock
The only reason why ISIS is a threat is because they reek havoc on people who can't protect themselves. The U.S. military has already faced a full camp of ISIS members, we killed 1500 of the motherfuckers without losing one Marine. No one even broke a fingernail and we were tripping over dead ISIS members. They are no threat to people who can protect themselves.
Well, apparently a crazed gunman went off the handle startlingly close to where I used to go to school, where my mother currently works, and where we have a plethora of friends and some family. I'm no statistician, but I think the likelihood of another serial shooting within this area at this time is pretty low, which is about the only reason why I'm not particularly concerned. Thankfully, none of the names in that article are familiar to me.
What camp? According to news, that hasn't happened. All intervention by the united states thus far has been in the form of air strikes. No ground offensive has been carried out and will not be carried out until spring.
