Octopus Overlords

Diablo comic video. Pt 2 to the one I posted earlier. I laugh way too much at these. I couldn't find the ep 1 I posted so Ill just toss this one in the video area.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 10:00 pm I couldn't find the ep 1 I posted so

It's the 18th post on this page... scroll up a little.


edit, well... OK, on the previous page.

Unagi wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 10:13 pm

Daehawk wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 10:00 pm I couldn't find the ep 1 I posted so

It's the 18th post on this page... scroll up a little.


edit, well... OK, on the previous page.

No wonder I couldn't find it with search...I didn't type anything for it. I was searching for Diablo or Blizzard. TY

No running in the hall!

Traffic..phzzzzz

Daehawk wrote: ↑Mon Dec 03, 2018 10:09 pm

Wow.....there must be some really unfunny flight attendants if this is the "Worlds funniest"......

This is a small clip from Peter Jackson's WW1 colorized work.

2 little vids on Dave Grohl and Nirvana too. Man the days.

First a small interview with Dave. The guy is the most down to Earth rock star Ive ever seen. Also a nice guy. And I learned something....the 1st Foo Fighters album was simply all him..no band yet it seems.



This one is Nirvana performing at the 1992 MTV Music Awards and also winning. Included are some interviews. LOL look at Dave there. He is 23 same as me. Notice Kurt wanted to play Rape Me but MTV wouldn't allow it so he trolls them by starting Rape Me before switching to Lithium Dave is an animal on drums.

Stumbled across a Kurt interview.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Thu Dec 06, 2018 1:25 pm This is a small clip from Peter Jackson's WW1 colorized work.

I hope this gets wider release than what I've seen so far. Only 2 days in theaters, and though there are several options in my area I can't go either of those days.

Cat needs its bear bear to sleep.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Thu Dec 06, 2018 1:25 pm This is a small clip from Peter Jackson's WW1 colorized work.

I’m leaving work a little early on the 17th to see this. Can’t wait.

The battle music from Final Fantasy VII played on steel drums. Amazing.

Annual holiday video

If only the video didn't start with him being a shitty tipper and a thief, I'd have maybe allowed myself to be humored by it.

But in today's context... nah... I can't be humored by redneck ugly all that much.

Unagi wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 10:39 am If only the video didn't start with him being a shitty tipper and a thief, I'd have maybe allowed myself to be humored by it.

But in today's context... nah... I can't be humored by redneck ugly all that much.

Yeah, the whole "let's do a song and video about how shitty people can be!" shtick did nothing for me either.

50 years ago, 'the mother of all demos' foretold our tech future

Innovation usually happens in slow, measured steps over many years, but a demo in 1968 transformed the world of personal computers in just 90 minutes. In a presentation dubbed "the mother of all demos," Douglas Engelbart showed off technology that would lead directly to Apple's Macintosh, the internet, Windows, Google Docs, the computer mouse and much, much more. The most insane part was that it happened 50 years ago in 1968, when microchips were just a gleam in scientists' eyes.

Luke beat a Rancor without a light saber or any jedi powers that have become the norm.

It shouldn't be much of a contest.

Also, there were 3 ads in that 25 minute video. Could only take 4 minutes.

Maybe you can talk to the guy about his video editing.

I didn't see any ads. I never see ads on YT because I use adblock.

But I was surprised at the outcome. I thought for sure 1 jedi could kill 10.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 6:12 pmI didn't see any ads. I never see ads on YT because I use adblock.

But I was surprised at the outcome. I thought for sure 1 jedi could kill 10.

Maybe a Jedi could. Those were just ComiCon fanbois with lightsabers. I didn't see a single force-choke or lightning bolt.

WTF? I love the ending to this gif.

https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a ... svvp9.webm

turn up the volume, but not too loud. slightly NSFW

Greatest beer run ever!



TED talk...the history of cemeteries.

Ryan now owns a Gin company. I hate gin...think its one of the worst tasting alcohols ever drank. YUCK.

Daehawk wrote: ↑Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:43 am Ryan now owns a Gin company. I hate gin...think its one of the worst tasting alcohols ever drank. YUCK.

I never liked gin until I tried a gin and tonic with lime. Now G&T is my favorite adult beverage.

As I was really learning to get my drink on at university, my buddy and I decided a bottle of gin, vermouth and olives would be a great way to expand our drinking habits. I'm fairly sure there was a childish desire to appear more grown up as well. Maybe.

I couldn't even finish my first martini. And that was the last time I've even attempted to drink gin.

My palate is not sophisticated, and this is just one example of it.

I've never had a martini, and have exactly zero desire to try one.

Skinypupy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 15, 2018 9:49 pm I've never had a martini, and have exactly zero desire to try one.

On the plus side vodka martinis exist. Those are more palatable.

There was only a handful of normal alcohols I hadn't tried. Among them were saki and gin. So I grabbed a bottle of Beefeater Gin. It was the most horrid nasty tasting drink I ever put in my mouth. It was right then I knew it was for mixing only but I couldn't take it. Was my first and last Gin ever and it shall stay that way.

My wife's aunt is married to a Japanese man. In a strange bit of coincidence, I went to high school with my wife's cousins, the 1/2 Japanese son and daughter of my wife's aunt and husband. We weren't friends, but we knew each other and spoke to each other socially. I did not meet my future wife until years later.

It wasn't until I went to dinner at my future wife's parents' house that I tried my first saki. I am no expert, and my parents in law don't strike me as particularly worldly or knowledgeable, but given that my wife's aunt lived in Japan with a man who had been raised there with presumably genuine Japanese culture, I believed that my in-laws knew what they were doing when they chose the wine. It was heated and served hot. There was a lot of it.

It kicked like a mule and it was awesome. I don't drink much any more, but my mother in law was an amazing cook and my father in law enjoyed drinking and entertaining, and whenever we went to dinner at their home it was an experience. Saki was part of it. And it was good.

Berkshire Mountain DIstillers makes a line of gins called Greylock that are distinguished by various infusions and different barrel aging, but all share one attribute: a clear, fresh, distinct juniper flavor. I never cared for gin until I had Greylock. It's still not something that will ever be my fave, but I occasionally enjoy sipping a shot of their plain gin straight up. If you ever have an opportunity to try it, it will change your opinion of gin...unless you hate juniper, in which case why are you even drinking gin?

I enjoy the smell, but that's it.

I learned that I hated gin when my friend and I were on a Concert Caravan in 1987 to Cobo Hall to see Grateful Dead.

He brought a fifth of cheap gin, it's nickname in the types of places you could buy it was, "Bumpyface".

We pounded the whole bottle straight, passing it back and forth, within the first 60 miles of the trip. By the time we got to the concert my friend was completely passed out and I had to drag him to our seats and babysit him through the whole show. Not that out of the ordinary at a Dead show...

I remember the house lights coming up and being really happy the show was over. I was NOT enjoying myself at all. It's no fun babysitting someone that drunk and the music sucked. My friend was so far gone we couldn't score any acid, nobody would talk to us and I didn't want to just leave him somewhere. Then I was informed it was just intermission, that show was only half over. FUCK!

The best part of the show was when he came around enough that we could get a Little Caesars pizza and wait for the bus to take us home.

I'm an adult now and I've learned how to drink gin but I still think The Dead suck.

The Elon wasn't very Musky, but the Zuckerturd was spot-on.