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This piece took quite some time, all the grungy splatter like bits are all custom created from scratch using a new technique which I have developed. It is basically the art of molding several images together, adding unique bits and tagging it to finish. Please tell me what you think :XD:

I actually quite like the fact that there is no render, I think the basic foundation of sigs has become far too generic. It's good to see something a little different, I like the way you emphasized the abstract (C4?) in the background, rather than emphasizing a render.Great job. :XD:

Hmm... I rather like this one. I am quite educated in the occult myself, thus I can relate. It's frustrating to really practice an elevated wicca, meaning something beyond Buffy the Vampire Slayer.I vouch your for your poem, and for expressing how you feel about this. This poem itself brings up an interesting topic, though not fir for this thread.

I consider my sixth sense to be that of sensing what is metaphysical in nature. I hadn't really put much effort into expanding this theory of mine, as trying to explain what it feels like to sense the metaphysical is near impossible. Perhaps one day metaphysics will be among the trusted sciences of the world, and work without the field will be much more progressive.

When I finally updated my computer to the point where it was good enough to play The Sims 2 I was very impressed. I was a Sims 1 fan ever since release, thus the new features baffled me. The aspiration idea gave me much more to do then sitting there, and making sure my Sims are well fed and clean. I played The Sims Online for years and it was some of my best years on the internet. Many of my close friends played, and we all owned a house together and collaborated to make it gigantic and very unique. I also eventually joined a "mafia" which in itself was very realistic. I enjoyed the sense of community overall, as well as the economic side.Sadly the economy eventually crashed due to "gold farmers" and now everyone is rich, thuse people got fed up and stopped playing. Now, The Sims Online is virtually dead.Anyways back to the original post... Considering the vast differences between The Sims 1 and The Sims 2, I can only expect that The Sims 3 will present much grander features as The Sims 2 did.

I played this game for a while. It had it's ups and downs but nothing to really keep me coming back. I didn't like the idea that without donating real money it would take an excruciatingly long time to progress. However, if you just like playing puzzles, just hanging around the inn is good fun. The tournament system is really fun, especially when you get tournaments lasting for hours with huge prizes.

Personally I'm a WoW player. The game play isn't really that in depth compared to other MMOs such as EQ2 or Vanguard. I really like the in depth MMOs with endless possibilities but they aren't that populated anymore.I need high population to have fun in an MMO, simply because I am impatient. I hate waiting to find a group, I hate waiting to find something on the Auction House or Broker, and I hate waiting to sell things on the AH or broker.That being said, WoW is still a pretty good game. I just wish it had some more in depth features which werent directly tied to combat.

I don't really think it's missing anything, in fact I think the other services are rather lacking. The most important feature that keeps me clinging to Gmail is how it is used in conjunction with the Google toolbar. I have my google toolbar set up so whenever I click a mail hyperlink it instantly takes me to the composed message page providing I am logged it.

This actually sounds pretty profitable. I suppose grabbing youtube videos could be dangerous depending on the actual video itself. For example, if you where a popular user of the site who had a bunch of videos that where taken on cellphones and have been circlign around the web for ages then I don't really see potential for a lawsuit. However, if it where music videos you where taking, and making a fair amount of money you could attract enough negative attention to get yourself in trouble.