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[Chocofreak13]

it's amusing in concept but scary in reality. .__.

snowball fight is go, but i also want to build snow forts. we have to do that.

[Nichi]

Indeed

Also, snow forts sounds cool (pun not intended)

[Chocofreak13]

i've always dreamed of finding snow thick enough that you could start tunnelling through it. a series of hallways with snow rooms, like a bunker. :0

[NejinOniwa]

Ravines are awesome for skiing, actually. And not very dangerous as long as you know what you're doing.

[Chocofreak13]

>>sled
>>off cliff
>>into ravine
>>>ravine implies larger than 50-ft drop
>>>>processing.....
>>>>.......................
>>>>.......................
>>>>>FATAL

[Nichi]

@Kari: I always thought snow tunnels like that would be neat, as well *w*

Also, I doubt we'd go sledding anywhere that dangerous, where we're likely to fall to our deaths.

[Dr. Kraus]

Hope everyone who is up north is alright from the snow, as it sounds that you all are

Just got back from seeing Zero Dark Thirty and I must say that is probably the best movie I have seen since Black Hawk Down in terms of a factorial stand point. The length was lovely at a 2 Hours 45 Minutes that was well balanced with both action, information, and character development that really pulled the pieces together well for the finale which I'm sure you all can guess by the background info on the movie if you are interested in reading that or know of it all ready. Overall: Great movie that I would be willing to watch all over again, the acting; great. The camera management; great.

The theater that I went to was playing the movie strait from film so I got to watch it with the old film grit thrown in for some added effect and age to the movie. The dark parts of the movie (night scenes) were difficult to watch due to the movie being presented in film and not on a HD projector, but it wasn't much of a problem.

Anyway, I'll see what tomorrow brings for me and will come back to say hello again.

Also started work on my FAFSA forms, that shit is going to take some more time for when I get back home along with my registering for draft eligibility. USA USA USA.

[NejinOniwa]

ravines

Not really. At least not all the time. Big ravines, maybe, but even then it's not like you go off the cliff to get down into those; there's usually a good place to enter a ravine somewhere, that doesn't carry a risk of breaking your neck.

[Chocofreak13]

still, it worries me. especially since we might not be found right away. >>;

EDIT: PITKIN
PITKIN PITKIN PITKIN

YOU LIVE WITHIN PROXIMITY OF THE MUSEE D'ORSAY
MANET PAINTINGS
GO SEE FOR ME ;^;

[Pitkin]

But... but it's in Paris. I don't like Paris. ;_;

I like Franche-Comté. There are potatoes, cheese and sausages here. ._.

[LeaflameSD]

HOLY SHIT GUYS I'M WATCHING NBC FOR THE FIRST TIME

[Chocofreak13]

@pit: but but ;^;
@leafychan: HEY MAN YOU LIVE WITHIN PROXIMITY OF LONDON GO SEE THE MANET PAINTINGS THERE FOR MEEEEEE ;^;


so there's at least 2 feet of snow outside (2/3 of a metre or so). and it's still falling. i'm afraid to open any doors for fear i'll be buried. gotta go shovel. this is gonna be interesting.

[Nichi]

@Pit: Franche-Comté sounds like a place I'd like to visit one day. I love all three of those foods :3

@Kari: Indeed on the ravines. Also, maybe my sister and I can go to Dallas sometime to check out that painting for you

[Chocofreak13]

do eet. DO EET. :000


so i am chilled to the bone. i'm indoors and i'm still shivering. >>;;;

[Nichi]

Get equipped with heating pad. It also helps when you're frozen :3

EDIT: I go into work at 4PM. I found a really cool place this morning