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Tv show: Farscape

I watched 40 episodes of that last year... and honestly I can't understand its appeal. It's so bizarre and leaves you with a depressed feeling after each and every episode. I want to finish it all just to see why everyone says it gets better, but I haven't reached that point yet. It's like the emo depressing version of Stargate.

But still I think I'm climbing the wrong tree.

As far as I can tell there's something going on with L's but I can't seem to figure it out because there appears to be more than just that.

Aristote.

Download Unity and make some games already!  

(And if making games isn't your thing, quite a bit of people are making comfortable money with the Unity Asset Store)

Wont Wont Wont

Won't Won't Won't

Ant Ant

Ant Bug Colt

Apple banana celery

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Solution: A point for every attached double letters in a word (ie: really). A point for each duplicate word but 2 points for each duplicate word within a sentence. [or so that's how it has actually fallen into play - unless I've missed something]

// oh snap. I missed my last post. That doesn't fall into play here.... Hmmm that might be the only one that doesn't.

Bob eats bananas because he likes bananas.

Well I hereby feel like an idiot.

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Bob eats bananas.

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Ugh moving thread. I feel like I'm a complaining old man or that it's first world problems.. Every time I try to watch a game's video on Steam I can never watch it without it stopping to buffer. The most I can usually watch without interruptions is MAYBE 20 seconds and that's usually pushing it. The other week I actually watched an entire video without it buffering even once! I can't understand as I don't have terrible internet. I've had 3 TV's watching Netflix shows at the same time without issue but I can never seem to watch a Steam video, in its entirety, without buffering. I've tweeted them but no response. Internet searches have shown this is a problem for many others, but the two solutions I tried didn't work.

Which means that around 95% of matter is something we cannot observe. It is in fact, all around us, not just out there somewhere lost in space.

Midi-chlorians

I myself have a Windows phone, so...

That sounded like regret. I once had a windows phone 7 and at first I thought it was the greatest phone ever... until my brother got an android phone. A Motorola something or other. It opened my eyes to Android and with how limited my phone was.

Anyway, I currently have a Samsung S5 and I love it. I'm not overly fond of how Samsung likes to tweak the OS to their preferences and style but overall it's nothing to really complain about.