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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
The Resses Chocolate peanut spread is amazeballs
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in other news, I think I've finally perfected the render settings for Vegas. have been sitting here for a couple days tweaking and prodding, using different codecs... finally found one that's nearly lossless from the source media but comes out at 5-10% of the size.
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I AM ALL POWERFUL IN KALI'S CHAT
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Also just blew Kali's mind with Bloodborne stuff. I'm on a roll today.
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Ragnarok.Raenil said: » Also just blew Kali's mind with Bloodborne stuff. I'm on a roll today. Bloodrose said: » "Thy name is Magnuss. Thy will be done. Thy will is scoring a 3 pointer from half court" Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Bloodrose said: » "Thy name is Magnuss. Thy will be done. Thy will is scoring a 3 pointer from half court" it still works. as i'm reading it, i'm saying that your name is magnus. Actually, one of the definitions of "thy" is a possessive version of "thou", and can be used to describe things as yours.
Collins English Dictionary said: 1. (usually preceding a consonant) belonging to or associated in some way with you (thou) Compare thine: thy goodness and mercy. C'mon Magnuss, you should know the difference between Thou and Thy.
"To thine own heart be true" should ring a bell, from one of Shakespeare's plays. Hopefully 3.0 Benchmark is released next week. I wanna check out how well they optimized for DX11 .-.
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Valefor.Prothescar said: » Hopefully 3.0 Benchmark is released next week. I wanna check out how well they optimized for DX11 .-.
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Gonna stick with my Mi'qote, but might turn my Hyur female into an Au Ra
To thine own self be true, from Hamlet. Again, he was saying that you have to be true to yourself. Not to himself. But yeah, when people read it, they would be saying "your" name is Magnus, by seeing me with it.
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what are you Mag, an english teacher or something
geez
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Odin.Minefield said: » what are you Mag, an english teacher or something geez YouTube Video Placeholder
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Actually, what was conveyed to others when it was said was "To thine own heart (possessive of one's own heart, rather than to 'your own heart' in the context of non-possessive, even if the audience it was mentioned to was someone other than himself)
So it would be "be true to mine own self" as advice to another in modern English versus Victorian Shakespeare English. First, Shakespeare was born 200 years before Queen Victoria, so his was actually Elizabethan Shakespeare English (also known as "Middle English"). Second, that's pretty much what I just said, although again, there wasn't much mention of the heart in the line.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » First, Shakespeare was born 200 years before Queen Victoria, so his was actually Elizabethan Shakespeare English (also known as "Middle English"). Second, that's pretty much what I just said, although again, there wasn't much mention of the heart in the line. Secondly, it's "kind of what you said", but wasn't what you said. I could kind of be you, but I wouldn't be you. Thirdly, shut up a your face.
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Polonius said: Neither a borrower nor a lender be, For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. This was the advice Polonius gave his son in Act I, scene iii just before Laertes went back to college after King Hamlet's funeral and Claudius' coronation. Basically, he was telling him to be wise with his money (he wasn't, by the way) and to be honest with himself and his transgressions, which will lead him to be a man of his word. Bismarck.Darkalenia said: » I want to see the full movie now, but this is the best "sneak peek" I've found so far.
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