I don't think I could ever willingly jump out of a plane, parachute or not. But I guess this is why the term "Go Big or Go Home" exists.

Gillette Mach Three is the only non-electric razor I will use. For my coarse Asian facial hair, it's the only razor that will do the trick with comfort and ease, and still provides the best shave other than a straight razor. I find that anything over 3 blades can snag my facial hair and cause a...

I'm a fan of Michael Cera, and have been since I first saw Arrested Development back when it was still on the air. To me, Michael Cera, Jason Bateman, and the late John Ritter are three generations of essentially the same actor. I can't help but laugh whenever they are on screen, they all have...

Quote: Originally Posted by Arainach No, the problem with George Lucas is that once he made money on Star Wars studios let him do whatever he wants - and "whatever he wants" has always, without exception, sucked. Remaking Star Wars so that Greedo shot first? Episodes I-III? Temple of...

Quote: Originally Posted by Huckster George Lucas was a writer on the 3rd movie, and may have been involved in the others. Temple of Doom (or as I like to call it Indy vs the Blonde Haired Terror) is the only Indiana Jones film for which George Lucas was the sole story writer. He...

You raise your hips up and thrust back into Sun Salutation!

It was alright. I loved watching Harrison back on the big screen as an action star. I loved watching Cate Blanchett, because honestly who doesn't like looking at Cate Blanchett? I thought John Hurt was fantastic, and I couldn't help but imagine Ray Winstone yelling "I AM BEOWULF!" at the...

I love using recent Chinese films that depict Imperial China like Hero, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, House of Flying Daggers, and especially Curse of the Golden Flower. The extravagant use of color in combination with the architectural and clothing styles of Imperial China make for a great...

Nice buy! I'm actually going to an Opeth/Dream Theatre/Children of Bodom concert on Friday. Did you get this off of the Opeth site or somewhere else?

Supplies!

I don't know about cheap, but I have a Zoom H2. It records in mp3 and Wav in two or four stereo channels up to 96k. Cost me around $200 total, so it'd got a price, but it takes SD cards and you can use it to convert analog directly to digital as well. I recorded a Mars Volta concert live in...

I've got a 7200 in my MBP First Gen You won't regret it!

Why stop at two drivers? Take it up a notch to triple drivers! Or take the ultimate plunge: Quad Driver Madness!! But when I demoe'd the two side by side I did prefer the q-jays for trance like Armin van Buuren and John O Callaghan. If that helps at all.

Quote: Originally Posted by bperboy Surrender the Sword -- Mark O'Connor "Armor and Sword" - Rush

Man, that game is going to be the bee's friggin' knee's when it comes out!

I believe a 3G model is in the works right now. As far as I know the iPhone is plentiful here in the U.S. and I'm sure NYC has more than enough for the demand.

Let's go Sharks!

Quote: Originally Posted by SR-71Panorama I bought a vowel. Hahaha, that's gold right there. I just purchased a nice water-filtered glass pipe to enhance my pipe tobacco experience.

Panasonic's Lumix line is pretty impressive for the money, too. Also, how important is a viewfinder to you?

Have the OP or iKonoKlast ever tried Pandora? That website is one of teh greatest things known to music-loving-man.

Looks great, and congratulations!

Belle & Sebastian? Polyphonic Spree? Not extremely similar, but their songs are the type that you can love to sing to. And for a more relaxed and chill mood, try Sufjan Stevens. I just love to sit back and listen to Sufjan Stevens. Frou Frou / Imogen Heap is very enjoyable, too.

Quote: Originally Posted by Computerpro3 But that is not an original techno composition is it? Merely an arrangement of something. I suppose that would be very much an opinion thing though - for example, in my opinion, I don't think a classical arrangement of Sand Man is a classical...

I would think the easiest way to do this is to listen to a techno/trance/electronic/whathaveyou track that is a reworked arrangement of a classical song. The first thing that pops into my head is "Adagio for Strings", originally composed by Samuel Barber and eventually reworked by DJ Tiesto and...

Quote: Originally Posted by qspeedss Im trying to get into this album. Riot by paramore. Kinda hardcore punk sung by a girl. not sure i like it yet. It's more "pop-punk" than "hardcore-punk", but I love Hayley Williams' voice. She's got such a strong voice and can belt out those...