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Old 03-11-2014, 01:19 AM
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Nah. I'm just a complaining *****. I wouldn't do that to family. Though they will do me this way...
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Old 03-11-2014, 01:27 AM
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Yep, that's what families are for.
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This thread should be renamed:

"NA6C-guy complains about life"
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Originally Posted by gearhead_318
I went out with some friends and saw the new 300 movie, I was greatly disappointed. So much fake looking CGI. IDK if it even had a plot. The best part was Eva Green's ****, which where pretty ****** awesome. She's the Bond girl from Casino Royal. Once again, nice *******.

2/5 stars.
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I honestly can't remember enjoying any recent life-action movie which made extensive and obvious use of CGI SFX, with the exception of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, wherein CGI was part of the theme.

They say the new F&F will have no CGI in it.

Which is good because the last few had wayyyy to much making everything look fake and stupid.
Then again, the runway must have been 20 miles long there in the last movie.
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Old 03-11-2014, 10:24 AM
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I would like to take a moment to thank the people who made this moment possible. It's long been a dream of mine to have my own complain thread, but the hassle of making a thread made me want to cut my wrists...



PS, check back in ~8-10 hours when I get done pressure washing, I'm sure I'll have more to complain about. If you are all lucky, I may even grace you with a mobile post complaint today.

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Old 03-11-2014, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy


I would like to take a moment to thank the people who made this moment possible. It's long been a dream of mine to have my own complain thread, but the hassle of making a thread made me want to cut my wrists...



PS, check back in ~8-10 hours when I get done pressure washing, I'm sure I'll have more to complain about. If you are all lucky, I may even grace you with a mobile post complaint today.
I pressure washed and stained my entire house.

You have every right to complain, especially if you have to use scaffolding. It all sucked.
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Old 03-11-2014, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Erat
I pressure washed and stained my entire house.

You have every right to complain, especially if you have to use scaffolding. It all sucked.
Yeah, ladder with wobbly ladder scaffolding. Today I'm probably just going to treat the outside with TSP to clean it and prep it, spray it off, and MAYBE get around to cleaning the driveway and sidewalk a bit. Then I get to go back another day and do some caulking, install some metal flashing between the back deck and the side of the house where some water seems to be standing and causing issues. THEN I can start the really fun job of painting. Also have to do some front porch repairs where the current tenants messed it up. Then it's on to the inside, where the hardwood needs sanding and refinishing, and all of the interior walls need cleaning and painting as well. Fun Fun Fun!

Prepare for a torrent of complaining! You have been warned.
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy


I would like to take a moment to thank the people who made this moment possible. It's long been a dream of mine to have my own complain thread, but the hassle of making a thread made me want to cut my wrists...
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I appreciate the thanks. It's not easy taking a chance on an unknown kid...
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Old 03-11-2014, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy
Yeah, ladder with wobbly ladder scaffolding. Today I'm probably just going to treat the outside with TSP to clean it and prep it, spray it off, and MAYBE get around to cleaning the driveway and sidewalk a bit. Then I get to go back another day and do some caulking, install some metal flashing between the back deck and the side of the house where some water seems to be standing and causing issues. THEN I can start the really fun job of painting. Also have to do some front porch repairs where the current tenants messed it up. Then it's on to the inside, where the hardwood needs sanding and refinishing, and all of the interior walls need cleaning and painting as well. Fun Fun Fun!

Prepare for a torrent of complaining! You have been warned.
As someone who had their hardwood floors redone, i recommend paying someone to do it.

I went in with a big head thinking i could do it, how hard could it be. But after getting the quote, and watching the guy do it. I'm so glad i just paid for it to be done. There was no way i had the proper equipment or knowhow to do something like that. What took him a day would have taken me an entire week.
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Old 03-11-2014, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
I appreciate the thanks. It's not easy taking a chance on an unknown kid...
Dafuq you claiming credit for my work?

You have betrayed me this day, Scott. My pony-based revenge will be swift and merciless.
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I just wanted to quote Clueless, I wasn't trying to take credit for the title change. I am only a cog in the "moment possible"
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy
Then it's on to the inside, where the hardwood needs sanding and refinishing,
If the floors are not a total disaster, I have found that an industrial buffer with steel wool and Butchers wax can make a big difference; and you can do that yourself easily.
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Im at work and a company called "Preferred" called for the thousandth time and I told them to go eat a dick.

Thats how my day is going.
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Old 03-11-2014, 01:35 PM
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That title change is just too good.
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Originally Posted by olderguy
If the floors are not a total disaster, I have found that an industrial buffer with steel wool and Butchers wax can make a big difference; and you can do that yourself easily.
Hmmm. Yeah, they aren't bad, at least last time I saw them 6 months ago. No telling what these people have done to this poor house. Just a few scuffs and some discoloration from spills/stains.

Front and one side done, front porch done, sidewalk done. They have to get all of their goddamn junk out of the carport and away from the walls in the rear for me to do those areas.

[/Complaining] for now.
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Old 03-11-2014, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Erat
They say the new F&F will have no CGI in it.
You might as well tell me that the new season of Sex in the City will have no CG in it. I'm no less unlikely not to avoid watching either one of them..
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Old 03-11-2014, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
You might as well tell me that the new season of Sex in the City will have no CG in it. I'm no less unlikely not to avoid watching either one of them..
first off, it's Sex AND The City.

secondly, the new seasons are called "The Carrie Diaries".

third of all am I the only one who first thinks of CGI as something to do with dynamic web page rendering and that it will never truly first mean "computer generated imagery"?

fourth and finally: one of the main characters in the early seasons of The Carrie Diaries was also a companion of The Doctor for a spell back in 2007-08.

no doubt she was involved in some amount of CGI.
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Old 03-11-2014, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
You might as well tell me that the new season of Sex in the City will have no CG in it. I'm no less unlikely not to avoid watching either one of them..
I don't discriminate.



Jesse, here's how my floors came out when i just paid someone to do it. I'm glad i did.

62 year old house.
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Originally Posted by y8s
third of all am I the only one who first thinks of CGI as something to do with dynamic web page rendering and that it will never truly first mean "computer generated imagery"?
My degree is in "Computing Graphics". Otherwise known as CAD. Why they didn't just call it that, I don't know. I still get calls from recruiters asking about graphic arts projects. I have to explain that it's not the same thing.
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