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Computer build question

Posted by PattyRay38 on 5/31/17 at 2:07 pm
Hello tech board. I have a question for anybody on the board who has ever built their own laptop. I have an older model gateway laptop, model M152. This was a convertible screen laptop that has long been discontinued. I upgraded from that computer years ago because it was getting very slow and it wo...
[quote]Amy TESD or What Say You fans on here? [/quote] Looks like there's a fellow Ant/ Nuggelo in the house, am I right?...
[link=(https://youtu.be/gbVg3vGsDx0?t=1m7s)]End of Superman: The Movie[/link] [link=(https://youtu.be/ROxvT8KKdFw)]Courtroom Scene from Animal House ("Hey shut up you assholes!" kills me every time)[/link] [link=(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_wnD6jxREU)]Hey day...wanna have a catch?[/link]...
[quote]Hayden Christensen and Jake Lloyd's careers have been going strong, no reason to think Daisy Ridley and John Boyega won't have good careers.[/quote] [quote]Portman and McGregor already had well established careers. This is the first time most people have heard of Ridley and Boyega. [/quot...
[quote]FOR THE LOVE OF GOD NO[/quote] Trust me, after thinking it up, that was MY EXACT REACTION! But in the craziest of ways, it makes sense. Story-wise (and this is just where my mind went and how I could see myself writing the next two films), I think it would be interesting allowing Kylo Ren ...
First off, really enjoyed the film and came away with much more positive to say than when I saw Phantom Menace the first time (and I came away immediately with issues and poking holes in the continuity errors on that film). Aside from getting a bit glassy-eyed when being re-introduced to Han, Leia, ...
[quote]I hope Dean throws it in the Mississippi River next week And then brings back the 2003 era WWE Championship belt. That was a cool belt.[/quote] Personally, I wish they'd bring back either the Winged Eagle or my personal favorite, the Attitude Era Big Eagle belt. I mean, with a...
[quote]I am one of those "horrible professors". The reason many of us don't round up is because we indicate in the syllabus what the threshold for a grade is. If you miss it by a lot or by a little, you still miss it. It much like being told that the train leaves at 3:00 pm and you show up at 3:...
[quote]And I've never understood fanboys' craziness about a character's race. Who cares? Is there whiteness inherent to the character? Does the character absolutely NEED to be white for some reason? No? Then who gives a frick. shite, I've argued many times than James Bond doesn't NEED to be wh...
I have to admit, these changes to Batman and Superman fan are hard for me to take. I will say, I am willing to try the Superman change (as I haven't gotten totally bored with the Superman books yet, some 'meh' stories notwithstanding), but this is the end for me with the Batman books for the time b...
[quote]"I am sorry that this tasteless joke about a fictional character offended anyone,” he said. β€œIt was not meant to be serious in any way. Just poking fun during an exhausting and tedious press tour.” I read this as "It was a fricking joke you hypersensitive bitches"[/quote] I'm glad so...
I'll go one better than greatest animated series of all time. This cartoon is the single greatest version of the character of Batman, and his world, that has ever existed, comics included. Every major important character (Jason Todd excluded) was not only included but represented perfectly. It also ...
I've got a couple weddings to go to over the next few months and bought a suit, and getting some shirts, that I will need to be tailored/fitted. Anyone on the OT know of a good and fast place to go in the Baton Rouge area?...

re: Comic books for kids?

Posted by PattyRay38 on 2/16/15 at 11:21 am
If you go digital (though you can get them in print if you search for them and/or peruse a comic shop or two), Superman Adventures, Batman Adventures (and anything else based on the old Bruce Timm animated series, including Justice League) are good books. Also, can not recommend more the digital fir...

re: Greatest last lines in a movie.

Posted by PattyRay38 on 1/1/15 at 9:22 am
Warden: The world is safe again, Superman, thanks to you. Superman: No sir. Don't thank me, Warden, we're all part of the same team. Night. ...
I'll echo others mention of Yelp! off Greenwell Springs Road (near the old Real Superstore-behind a pet supply place and next to a Vet). Adopted a Jack Russel mix from there, where poor thing had been for a year or so. Great place. Yelp also does adoptions at the Petco next to Trader Joes. ...
[quote]I knew it was going to be PC and downplay the sex-appeal and Russ Meyer-ish of Wonder Woman. This chick needs implants pronto...instead they will make her look flat and lame like Elektra and she'll be too buff probably. Wonder Woman isn't buff...she doesn't rely on brute strength. ...
[quote]She wasn't all that built in the latest Justice League: War animated movie. [/quote] Look at those images you posted. Her legs especially. She is drawn to look pretty strong in that film. And she was definitely drawn tall in that as well. That design is on par with most versions of W...
Ok. First came Super Friends Wonder Woman. Original design, again, not bodybuilder bulky, but the comics beforehand never had her as super built either, but not really skinny. Later Super Friends design was a bit more built. Next came Ruby Spears Superman cartoon design, which was same as last s...
[quote]Actually there have been many adaptations of a skinny WW. People would just rather a built one. [/quote] What adaptations? Most animated versions present her not female bodybuilder built but still strongly proportioned. And Linda Carter and the failed TV pilot are the only real adaptati...