They throw cows in Texas? Is it to tenderize them?

>> ^peggedbea:
its true, i went to high school in an even smaller texas town they forced us to read farenheit 451 and me and my english teacher would have really long public discussions are about william burroughs and charles bukowski and all the sick shit they write about and how much we love it. noone got the media called on them. its all good. every town has one or two of these.... though my debate partners mom threw a cow because we chose homosexuality as a topic.

>> ^ctrlaltbleach:
OMG!!! Thats where I grew up, in fact if I were younger I would have went to that school. It was being built when I was attending Conroe High. I cant believe that this is on here, Fahrenheit 451 is one of my favorite books, these people are crazy. Not everyone in Texas is like that, it just takes a few crazies to make us all look bad.


its true, i went to high school in an even smaller texas town they forced us to read farenheit 451 and me and my english teacher would have really long public discussions are about william burroughs and charles bukowski and all the sick shit they write about and how much we love it. noone got the media called on them. its all good. every town has one or two of these.... though my debate partners mom threw a cow because we chose homosexuality as a topic.

From Wikipedia: The Droste effect is a Dutch term for a specific kind of recursive picture, one that in heraldry is termed mise en abyme. An image exhibiting the Droste effect depicts a smaller version of itself in a place where a similar picture would realistically be expected to appear. This smaller version then depicts an even smaller version of itself in the same place, and so on. Only in theory could this go on forever; practically, it continues only as long as the resolution of the picture allows, which is relatively short, since each iteration exponentially reduces the picture's size. It is a visual example of a strange loop, a self-referential system.

All the Obama campaign, and Biden in the VP debate, needs to do is press her hard on her creationism stance. Lots of non-fundamentalist republican parents would stay home on election day knowing that their vote could potentially put into office a religious zealot. Not to mention the undecided, who's christian nutjob constituency is even smaller than the republican's.
Seriously, to the reasonable people that make up the vast majority of the republican party, that should be the dealbreaker that trumps the positive things she brings the campaign.

God. I can't believe this shit happens. The problem is that only a small percentage of Americans actually know their rights. (unlike drunk people who know more the more they drink) An even smaller percentage of the knowledgeable actually care to take action. I gotta do some research on this one.

Cool!

Also, is there a way to watch it in an even SMALLER format with an even CRAPPIER codec? Granted that watching a movie like this on this crappy way is pretty close to the worst...I believe we can get it even shittier than we see here.

Forget high-res, 1080p trailers....we need it crappy like this! Good job!

Viacom needs to make these online videos even smaller and with more compression and much less quality because you can ALMOST see something when watching this awful online video format. I mean, the whole point is to sue everyone to oblivion so they pull all the videos of your shows off their sites, then put the videos up on YOUR site that's almost unwatchable.

Fun fact: James' trick is also a fun way to find security holes on some corporate websites which shall remain nameless (because I was sent swag to thank me for my freelance "security consulting" work).

Alternate method is to change your listing per page to a higher integer than 20 to get even smaller page links.