Brodyquest is the new Space Odyssey 2001, It has the same theme and is only a fraction of the length.



What does this mean?

Nihilism is the only answer...

LeshLush wrote:

We already have a thread for this. Look for, "This Shit Makes Me Really Fucking Laugh."

Oh sorry ><, didn't realize that a similar thread existed.

A little off topic...

I used to live in Helsinki, I was amazed how disliked the Russians were, although I can definitely see the reason for the anger. The girl I was dating at the time took nearly a year before she divulged her deepest darkest secret to me, that being that she was half Russian. I couldn't help but laugh at the time, but quickly realized how serious she was. Is it still a big issue there?

I loved living there, and hope to someday move back....

Vaenamoenen wrote:

Probable Muppet wrote: I was amazed how disliked the Russians were I agree. I'm continuously amazed by the intolerance of my fellow Finns. Quote: although I can definitly see the reason for the anger Well, I personally don't. War was 70 years ago. Soviet Union is gone. Russians (at least the normal people) today have nothing to do with that, or the corruption of their current regime. In some ex-soviet countries these attitudes are even worse.

Yeah, true...

The director of the studio I was working for "educated" me on the topic. He was also creepily obsessed with Amiga game programming and was the main reason I was known as "yanki" around the office. Lol, those were some good times, The studio itself was torturous to work at, due partly to the long hours late into the night staring at a computer while you felt dance music thumping through the floor from a seedy nightclub called Fennia(sp).

I occupied the 5th floor of Hotel Torni for over a year, before moving down the street with my girlfriend. When I finally checked out of that hotel, the front desk told me to wait for a moment while they informed the manager. The guy came out and said to me that I was their best guest(meaning highest paying) since the late 60's when a James Bond production was staying there. My dumb fuck publisher failed to renew the negotiated rate agreement after the first few months of the originally planned stay. That publisher ended up sticking the studio with that $70,000 bill along with a shit load of AV equipment they promised to pay them back for. More money than the game made.

I moved back permanently after my assignment to stay with my girlfriend, It was around 2003, and I started to notice a large degree anti-American sentiment brewing at the time. We eventually moved to the US (she wanted to), but I still want to move back, are American's "unpopular" over there at the moment?