CEONSS

How I feel when I play on some Rankin demoserver after 01:00 AM.

So the new Hobbit part/sequel movie is upon us and, let's face it, most of us are gonna end up seeing it whether we planned for it or not (I mean, it's the holiday season, what else are you gonna see?). And sure, it's probably gonna go for the usual epic tone with the coloured filters, the tons of sweeping, wide shots of lush New Zealand nature, orchestral scores and the typical >2.5hrs, bladder-busting runtime associated with Peter Jackson's adaptations of Tolkien's books too, and, to be fair, many of us will probably enjoy most of that once again. Still, can we at least be honest for a moment and agree that WB breaking the Hobbit down to 3 freaking parts is little more than just an obvious cash grab here? And that we're all kinda enabling that mentality by still flocking to each part's premiere time after time? Not saying this deserves boycotts, outrage or even bad will from moviegoers or even Tolkien fans, btw. Just, you know, kind of a passive, group admission of a shared guilty secret before we all go out and do "the deed" again -_-.

Sorry for the rant there; kinda got away from me a bit. Here's where that's coming from:

"Maybe one day the Onslaught wars will be over. Shit, maybe I'll even live to see that day and come home from this hell in one piece. Maybe a lifetime spent inside a Raptor's cockpit will finally let me do something that doesn't involve blowing people to bits. Maybe even something like this..."

I intercepted that video on 9gag tv some days ago... Hilarious & incredible

I finally found out where Gollum had disappeared to these past 2 weeks! He'd been tracking down a strange group of ppl in Poland:

As we were reminded again today with the ISS repair, gas leaks are one of the biggest dangers in any kinda space walk. So keep 'em contained!

LOL Peg!!

Happy birthday Mr. Bean!

I like the most the scene that starts at 1:52

Paper vs. e-book.

great Ema LOL!

So this got Kickstarted for the lulz, managed to hit its intended $200,000 target within a week and is now steadily sailing towards the $1mil mark, whereupon the original, now freely offered 30min film will get reworked into a feature-length film. I shit you not, this is totally legit, this is happening and, as an 80s kid, I'm 100% okay with it: