The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

well, its about how the government does secret dangerous experiments, and then when it goes bad, instead of trying to help cure the people, the government just wants to kill em all. only a town of 10,000? fuck em! lets drop a nuke on their heads
~gR~

The problem is not that I don't get it. The problem is that I think it's a bit dumb. That's all.

The first part of The Stand makes that same point, only a hell of a lot better, if you ask me. I suppose I've just never been too into the whole zombie genre.
 
Mathiäs;6839398 said:
Just got finished playing Halo 3 on the interwebs with a friend.

Now I'm going to sleepz.

you play often?

i usually play a few times a week for atleast an hour or two. youll know if you see me in a match, cuz my gamer tag is the same
~gR~
 
The problem is not that I don't get it. The problem is that I think it's a bit dumb. That's all.

The first part of The Stand makes that same point, only a hell of a lot better, if you ask me. I suppose I've just never been too into the whole zombie genre.

ah. i'm a zombie fanatic
~gR~
 
Playing World of Warcraft, just got finished doing a dungeon with four other people for about an hour, really fun.


The lawnmower scene is one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

Party's ovah :cool:

 
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Welcome back to the grindstone. Take some pics when convenient.


Currently relaxing before heading out with some friends to some ethnic restaurant. Probably Vietnamese or Tibetan, but anything works.
 
I just tried to take some pics but my battery has run out. I have barely taken any pictures and I just got the camera for Christmas. All I can think is that it was accidentally turned on at some point.

I've noticed with my Sony Cyber-Shot the battery dies very quickly even when it's not being used.
 
Have you ever tried, I don't know, taking the battery out of the camera when you're not using it?
 
Have you ever tried, I don't know, taking the battery out of the camera when you're not using it?

As far as I know standard digital cameras generally have no idle processes. They are just shit batteries which, like all lithium/polymer batteries, would gradually die anyway (regardless of being in or out of the camera).