20 smokes a day!???!! The Indonesian government must not tax tobacco products. That kid would need some job in the states in order to afford that kind of habit.

I threw up in my mouth. Ew.

Only watched it because I thought it said Australian Masterchief.

That's a girl?
>> ^AdrianBlack:

After a fast drive...she wants cake. A girl after my own heart.

I nearly pooped my pants laughing. Wouldn't be the first time.

That is the cutest cat I've ever seen.

2:42 - Personal attack on Ben Stein? Why? I stopped it there.

Actually, if you live in the US, plug or no plug, all electrical installations are covered by the NEC (NFPA70). Look it up - Flexible cord. The only way to "get around" the code is by having a listed product (UL, CSA, ETL, CE) recognized by the jurisdiction. So, if your device or "appliance" is not UL listed, it must be wired according to the NEC because it's considered an installation.

>> ^Payback:

>> ^CrushBug:
I am no electrician, but I think I counted at least 6 wiring code violations there. Wow.

Oddly... because it's plugged in... no electric code covers it. It'd be considered an appliance. (For my area only, yours may be, and probably is, different)
Fire/safety codes, however...
Epic kludge.

Mickie Moore is such an awesome celeb! I just get a tingle running up my leg when I see him.

Obliteration! Annihilation! Total Carnage!!! Desecration! Regurgitation. Humiliation....

I know. They got the idea for Fallout 3 Helios One.

I'm pretty sure I saw bauch at :42

That's not a lake. It's a pond.

*dead

8-bit?
Don't think so.
Depends on the sound card used. Hearing what appears to be both wavetable and PCM, I would say definitely 16-bit. The SoundBlaster Pro (16-bit) was released BEFORE the 1st release of Impulse Tracker, and I believe so was the AWE32.
Being wrong before, I could be again because, of course, all synthesis could be done in software using only 8-bits of the 16-bit registers of the 32-bit CPU on the 16-bit or 32-bit (or possibly 64-bit) bus in the 'puter.