Last one to post wins the internets

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Originally Posted by Caballero

You have no idea how long it took me to post that one picture with/on my phone. Don't expect anything else of consequence until next week... Or, really, not even then.

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And I heard phones were supposed to be smart...

(Must be something else then.) ;) :alien:


@meg... High meg... Stay Cool, Enjoy & Stay Safe! :)

I don't care what Idol says. Tomorrow War is quite good and entertaining. Manages to create aliens that are up there on the same level as Aliens, but is able to do so in full daylight scenes. Enjoyable cast of mostly unknowns, and there's enough story that there's reason to care about their success/survival.

Not super budget movie, but it doesn't feel B-grade, either.

Recommended.

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Originally Posted by megabyteme

I don't care what Idol says....

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That's not very nice. Smart, but not very nice.

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Yesterday Canada reported it's highest recorded temperature ever, 47.9°C ( 118°F) in the Frasier Valley in BC. For context, that surpasses the highest temperature ever in Las Vegas of 47.2 C. Luckily for BC though, it was a moist heat.

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Then my old home got pretty Canadian during the summer.

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Originally Posted by megabyteme

I don't care what Idol says.

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Well, that's a given.

Merry birthday, America! You're a great country, it's just that some of the people in charge are a bit weird.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc2d652_2hE

Okay, apparently this is considered domestic terrorism now.

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

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I don't care what Idol says....

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Smart, but not very nice.

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Interesting...that's how I am usually introduced.

How do Americans differentiate between the sound of fireworks and the usual sound of gunfire? Asking for a black friend.

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Yesterday Canada reported it's highest recorded temperature ever, 47.9°C ( 118°F) in the Frasier Valley in BC. For context, that surpasses the highest temperature ever in Las Vegas of 47.2 C. Luckily for BC though, it was a moist heat.

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Ten degrees difference might not seem a lot to uneducated gauchos like you, Anon but if your body temperature is 37°C you are fine and if your body temperature is 47°C you are dead.

Then just shut yourself in a fridge or something, I'm trying to make you feel better here. :dry: