Things that made you happy today.

[lordcooper]

Architecture excites you does it?

I appreciate pretty things.  Pretty people, pretty landscapes, pretty flowers, pretty art, pretty buildings and so forth.  Some of the prettiest buildings IMO are churches/temples/mosques etc.

[valeria]

Got to see the end of a murder trial.  Wow, those were some awesome closing arguments.  I learned a lot.

[boog]

edit 2: My body has gotten quite sexy within the last year.

I don't see it man.

uhh did you not see his titties in my pic? Jesusssss.

And my body will get sexy again within the next year. *fist pump*

[LauraMars]

Got to see the end of a murder trial.  Wow, those were some awesome closing arguments.  I learned a lot.

Was it like the courtroom dramas on tv?

[boog]

“I couldn’t help but notice every one of your movies makes a perfect NY Post headline for this story: Junior, Twins, True Lies, Predator, Judgement Day, Collateral Damage and Raw Deal.”
—Seth Meyers on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s love child “scandal”

[Yam]

He missed Terminator. /abortion joke

[Is Friday]

I don't see it man.

Are you asking to see me topless?

brownchickenbrowncow.

[valeria]

Got to see the end of a murder trial.  Wow, those were some awesome closing arguments.  I learned a lot.

Was it like the courtroom dramas on tv?

Not really.  The closing arguments were about an hour a piece.  It's hard to condense a two week trial into a reasonable summary.

[deathnight]

Just had a greasy fastfood burger for the first time in months. The feeling of my arteries clogging was glorious.

[Gunnerblaster]

Just had a greasy fastfood burger for the first time in months. The feeling of my arteries clogging was glorious.

Huh. My first time eating a fastfood burger, after months without, actually made me feel a little sick.

[Kismetic]

Just had a greasy fastfood burger for the first time in months. The feeling of my arteries clogging was glorious.

I was out of the country for a month once, where they don't serve cheeseburgers.  It was the very first thing I ate on American soil.  YUM.

[a strange shadow]

Just had a greasy fastfood burger for the first time in months. The feeling of my arteries clogging was glorious.

Huh. My first time eating a fastfood burger, after months without, actually made me feel a little sick.

Same, TBH. After months of homecooked meals, saving 20 minutes for Hardee's was really not the best idea.

[deathnight]

Just had a greasy fastfood burger for the first time in months. The feeling of my arteries clogging was glorious.

Huh. My first time eating a fastfood burger, after months without, actually made me feel a little sick.

I don't get sick from eating bad food if I haven't had any for awhile but I do if I've been exercising recently.

[boog]

Fast food grease turns into fast food grease turds. Ick.

[Is Friday]

I like the working out 15-20 hours a week means that I can eat whatever the hell I want.

However, I still eat healthy.

edit: Damn, I originally posted 20-30 hours a week. Damn, I'm nuts. I don't work out that much. Unless I'm at a course.

[lordcooper]

Lutefisk for the lutefisk god!

[Shepard]

The girl that has been toying with me since January, and using me for my academic knowledge, and giving nothing in return has invited me over today!!!    

[boog]

The girl that has been toying with me since January, and using me for my academic knowledge, and giving nothing in return has invited me over today!!!    

FIST HER TO MAKE HER PAY.

Kidding.

I haven't been working out very much at all because, well -- yeah. (God, do I get out of breath easy, and I don't even have extra baby weight yet, really, except for ~5 lbs.) But, I don't think I've ever eaten this healthy or felt, generally, this good. Ever. Rawr.

This:



And watermelon.

[Yam]

The girl that has been toying with me since January, and using me for my academic knowledge, and giving nothing in return has invited me over today!!!    

FIST HER TO MAKE HER PAY.

Kidding.

I haven't been working out very much at all because, well -- yeah. (God, do I get out of breath easy, and I don't even have extra baby weight yet, really, except for ~5 lbs.) But, I don't think I've ever eaten this healthy or felt, generally, this good. Ever. Rawr.

This:



And watermelon.

Are you on amphetamines?

[lordcooper]

The girl that has been toying with me since January, and using me for my academic knowledge, and giving nothing in return has invited me over today!!!    

FIST HER TO MAKE HER PAY.

Kidding.

I haven't been working out very much at all because, well -- yeah. (God, do I get out of breath easy, and I don't even have extra baby weight yet, really, except for ~5 lbs.) But, I don't think I've ever eaten this healthy or felt, generally, this good. Ever. Rawr.

This:



And watermelon.

Are you on amphetamines?

I was thinking she had mindmelded with Cindy.

[boog]

I blame:



Mostly, I was replying to IF's post and relating, and then the latter two things made me exceptionally happy, mmkaaaay?

[Gunnerblaster]

Firefly - Episode 1.

Jewel Staite is gorram gorgeous.

[lordcooper]

http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/19/sharp-shows-off-the-worlds-first-super-hi-vision-lcd-with-16x-m/

While Japan's NHK has been working on the successor to HDTV, Super Hi-Vision, for years, there haven't been any direct-view HDTVs capable of showing its full 7,680 x 4,320 pixel resolution until this prototype unveiled today by Sharp. Its 103 pixels per inch may be just a fraction of those found in some of the pocket displays we've seen at SID this week, but that's still far more than the 36ppi of a 60-inch 1080p HDTV. If estimates are correct, we'll still be waiting until around 2020 for that 33MP video and 22.2 channel sound to actually be broadcast, although there's a possibility of some demonstrations happening during the 2012 Olympics. Skip past the break for the available specs and a video demonstration, or just head over to the NHK's Science & Technology Research Laboratories in Tokyo between the 26th and 29th of this month.

Holy shiitake, that sounds awesome.  Musashi, it is your duty as the sole inhabitor of Japan (that I know of anyway) to check this out and report back to us.

[Gunnerblaster]

Super fuckin' Hi-vision?

Jesus, dude. When are they just going to skip to plugging us right into the damn machines, themselves? With definition -that- defined, I highly doubt the human eye will even be able to appreciate all of that "7,860x4,320 pixel resolution".

[Synthesis]

I think the resolution of the average eye is 600-720 dpi...so 36ppi isn't even close, if your face is only inches from the screen.