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[elconejito75]

Optimus Leo wrote...

elconejito75 wrote...

Is the S2 going to get a JB update?

ICS is a really good choice for those phones that cant get JB. There is a thread on XDA where you can get a modded version of the JB Google Now app. It has it's "quirks" but Google Now is just plain awesome. That and Project Butter are the top 2 reasons in my book for getting JB.

Yes, at first it was announced that it was going to be released in November

Then in December

Now...I've lost hope, I'm happy with ICS and my phone as it is. Maybe will flash another custom ROM now that JB is more mainstream and hopefully the custom ROMs are more stable. Been wanting for the official JB update for the S2 so that the custom ROMs could have the hwcomposer for the S2 released (or something like that. I'm not that versed in that kind of Android tech).

Ahhh. They're probably waiting for some binaries (basically drivers for hardware). As open as Android is, there are still bits of proprietary that cant be worked around. The S2 is still a popular phone though so I'd imagine they will keep it up to date as long as they can. You're right to stay on ICS until (if?) the official JB comes out. I've run some hotwired ROMs of JB before official and it was painful. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png[/smilie]

Keep hope alive!

[FollowMeClosely]

Fiddles dee dee wrote...

FollowMeClosely wrote...

My sister's birthday is coming up and I promised her to make her some of these. I did a trial run to make sure they set up right with the alcohol amount I went with. They turned out great, but these are only experimental. You can guess what I'll be doing with my ME3 friends this weekend

Damn I miss those, did you use vodka? I've used Gin, Absinthe and tequila but vodka is the one that's worked best. Although the absinthe ones didn't harden properly and sticking the slush in the freezer for an hour made a magnificent jelly, liquid, ice mix.

Absinthe, you say?? But I used 108-proof moonshine, hence I called these Moonshots (Borderlands, anyone?) and was surprised when they actually congealed like they should. I've read suggestions of lemon vodka and lime jello and rum and pinacolada jello as well. I ate seven or eight last night and slept great but was not drunk in the least And I used 1/4 cup over 16 jello shots. I'll be making green apple tomorrow and I think I'll try a higher proof or higher amount.

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

Anubis_TPF wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

I can't banish this inner anger that I seem to hold on to.
I can't get rid of these scars that I hold.

Those are hard for everyone.  There's not really anything anyone can so or do to help you either.  I mostly fixed the first one in myself years ago, after an incident.  The second, I still deal with from time to time.  Or rather some scars pop up to kick me still every so often.  They are much better than they used to be though.

It's not so much that they're there, it's how I got them. A constant reminder of my seem to be inescapable past.
And the anger remains dormant, but every so often to comes forth.

But I know to control my temper before it controls me.

@Razrblack, I play the piano every chance I get. Mastering anything I possibly can. I did play the electric guitar for 9 years then dropped it about 5 years ago. Tried playing my friends a few weeks ago and I wasn't that great. x]

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

Oh and Xenomorphs are sexy too.
Like the one I doodled.

[Anubis_TPF]

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Anubis_TPF wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

I can't banish this inner anger that I seem to hold on to.
I can't get rid of these scars that I hold.

Those are hard for everyone.  There's not really anything anyone can so or do to help you either.  I mostly fixed the first one in myself years ago, after an incident.  The second, I still deal with from time to time.  Or rather some scars pop up to kick me still every so often.  They are much better than they used to be though.

It's not so much that they're there, it's how I got them. A constant reminder of my seem to be inescapable past.
And the anger remains dormant, but every so often to comes forth.

But I know to control my temper before it controls me.

@Razrblack, I play the piano every chance I get. Mastering anything I possibly can. I did play the electric guitar for 9 years then dropped it about 5 years ago. Tried playing my friends a few weeks ago and I wasn't that great. x]

Glad to hear your temper is under control.  Mine used to get the better of me, hence the incident.  I hurt someone without real cause, and did it with out thought or control.  I didn't want to do that again, so I forced myself into controling it.  I can detach from my emotions pretty easily now, as a side effect.  Comes in handy, leaves me able to deal with things for my family.

[upinya slayin]

78stonewobble wrote...

From the great tanning experiment of 2003... Unsuccessfull I might add:



Man... I miss being rather skinny

the trick to a good tan is cheating and hitting the tanning booths. who has time to lay in the sun for hours every day?

[TJLenz]

Damn I need a new camera.

[Anubis_TPF]

Here's one I did about 20 years ago.

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

Anubis_TPF wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Anubis_TPF wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

I can't banish this inner anger that I seem to hold on to.
I can't get rid of these scars that I hold.

Those are hard for everyone.  There's not really anything anyone can so or do to help you either.  I mostly fixed the first one in myself years ago, after an incident.  The second, I still deal with from time to time.  Or rather some scars pop up to kick me still every so often.  They are much better than they used to be though.

It's not so much that they're there, it's how I got them. A constant reminder of my seem to be inescapable past.
And the anger remains dormant, but every so often to comes forth.

But I know to control my temper before it controls me.

@Razrblack, I play the piano every chance I get. Mastering anything I possibly can. I did play the electric guitar for 9 years then dropped it about 5 years ago. Tried playing my friends a few weeks ago and I wasn't that great. x]

Glad to hear your temper is under control.  Mine used to get the better of me, hence the incident.  I hurt someone without real cause, and did it with out thought or control.  I didn't want to do that again, so I forced myself into controlling it.  I can detach from my emotions pretty easily now, as a side effect.  Comes in handy, leaves me able to deal with things for my family.

I've always had it under control for some reason. I don't like throw punches or smash things when it comes out though. I'll just shake with anger and rant.
Yeah, me too. I can come off emotionless sometimes. I'm usually pretty chill now. Very laid back.

[upinya slayin]

TJLenz wrote...



Damn I need a new camera.

Nice shirt though

[LegionofRannoch]

Annomander wrote...

Actually, Sirian encouraged me to mention this; I wasn't going to.

After I left school I enlisted in the British Marine Corps.

I was later denied entry as a result of my medical history making me ineligible for service.

During my time in basic training the people I met with did not have the same qualifications that I had...

In fact, most of them weren't clever, they weren't brave, they weren't tough, they weren't heroic. Most of them wouldn't be able to tell you a damn thing about the world; they couldn't quote shakespeare; they couldn't speak foreign languages..., and it made me realise that they, like most soldiers ever, are nothing more than cannon fodder for old men to use in their power games.

Most of the "bravery" associated with the armed forces is just stupidity, a pipe dream which deluded me, and continues to delude people so governments can waste the lives of young, untalented and not particularly bright individuals.

We need fewer soldiers, and more doctors, teachers and historians.

For it is the mums, dads, brain surgeons, cancer research scientists and the school teachers that are the true heros in society. Heros that go unappreciated, unnoticed.

beautiful..

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

Anubis_TPF wrote...



Here's one I did about 20 years ago.

Nice! Beautiful! <3<3<3

[LegionofRannoch]

Twinkles DeVere wrote...

LegionofRannoch wrote...

Ashen Earth wrote...

I like how even the most hideous pictures posted in this thread recieve compliments.

Stay thirsty BSN

ashen pls
 
only post in here with a personal pic after hell freezes over.

thank you.

It's ok everyone, I found a picture of Ashen after all!

http://t2.gstatic.co...-4XIXqGKjYRplYw

Now get down and worship the celebrity you created! :innocent:

High Lord Ashen NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

i still need to change my bio..ashen might change his gamertag because it says "ashen earth is my commander shepard."

[razrblack]

Nice, some Xenomorph love!

[mrs_anomaly]

FollowMeClosely wrote...

Fiddles dee dee wrote...

FollowMeClosely wrote...

My sister's birthday is coming up and I promised her to make her some of these. I did a trial run to make sure they set up right with the alcohol amount I went with. They turned out great, but these are only experimental. You can guess what I'll be doing with my ME3 friends this weekend

Damn I miss those, did you use vodka? I've used Gin, Absinthe and tequila but vodka is the one that's worked best. Although the absinthe ones didn't harden properly and sticking the slush in the freezer for an hour made a magnificent jelly, liquid, ice mix.

Absinthe, you say?? But I used 108-proof moonshine, hence I called these Moonshots (Borderlands, anyone?) and was surprised when they actually congealed like they should. I've read suggestions of lemon vodka and lime jello and rum and pinacolada jello as well. I ate seven or eight last night and slept great but was not drunk in the least And I used 1/4 cup over 16 jello shots. I'll be making green apple tomorrow and I think I'll try a higher proof or higher amount.

Oh look it's a Frat boy foodie 


(I'm just joking with you )

Your experiments sound tempting to try out for my July 4th BBQ :lol:

[Shepard VI]

Annomander wrote...

Actually, Sirian encouraged me to mention this; I wasn't going to.

After I left school I enlisted in the British Marine Corps.

I was later denied entry as a result of my medical history making me ineligible for service.

During my time in basic training the people I met with did not have the same qualifications that I had...

In fact, most of them weren't clever, they weren't brave, they weren't tough, they weren't heroic. Most of them wouldn't be able to tell you a damn thing about the world; they couldn't quote shakespeare; they couldn't speak foreign languages..., and it made me realise that they, like most soldiers ever, are nothing more than cannon fodder for old men to use in their power games.

Most of the "bravery" associated with the armed forces is just stupidity, a pipe dream which deluded me, and continues to delude people so governments can waste the lives of young, untalented and not particularly bright individuals.

We need fewer soldiers, and more doctors, teachers and historians.

For it is the mums, dads, brain surgeons, cancer research scientists and the school teachers that are the true heros in society. Heros that go unappreciated, unnoticed.

A+ damage control.
Still hard to feel sorry for you though. Sorry. I read the entire post with the mental image of someone playing the world's smallest violin.

[Influ]

Another crap photo incoming of scrawny ol' me. I despise snapping photos of myself, but this thread is deserves support. Also, a haircut is needed asap.



And since I'm curious, based on the picture, how old would you say I am? First right answer wins an ultra special (aka. it's not a real thing) limited edition space-cookie!

[upinya slayin]

Influ wrote...

Another crap photo incoming of scrawny ol' me. I despise snapping photos of myself, but this thread is deserves support. Also, a haircut is needed asap.



And since I'm curious, based on the picture, how old would you say I am? First right answer wins an ultra special (aka. it's not a real thing) limited edition space-cookie!

16...no where is my e-cookie?

[mrs_anomaly]

Influ wrote...

Another crap photo incoming of scrawny ol' me. I despise snapping photos of myself, but this thread is deserves support. Also, a haircut is needed asap.

<snip>

And since I'm curious, based on the picture, how old would you say I am? First right answer wins an ultra special (aka. it's not a real thing) limited edition space-cookie!

23?  No..26! 

[Anubis_TPF]

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Anubis_TPF wrote...

Here's one I did about 20 years ago.

Nice! Beautiful! <3<3<3

Thanks.    I have a few more readily available, this is it, though.

graphite only:


graphite, ink, and coloring pencils:


ink and crayons:

[KyreneZA]

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Now how about I post a photo of smiling, thoughtful, calming Heather? =>

Godsdamnit, Heather! Are you ever not photogenic, girl?* Happy to see a happy-Heather pic though.

* Being 20-odd years older than you I'm entitled to call you "child" too (in a fatherly way), but I'll refrain for now. I don't wanna see more angry-Heather pics for a while.

Modifié par Kyrene, 10 janvier 2013 - 08:04 .

[Influ]

upinya slayin wrote...

16...no where is my e-cookie?

Your cookie is in another castle.

mrs_anomaly wrote...


23?  No..26! 

 
26? What are you smoking? No joy!

[KyreneZA]

Silcron wrote...

Ah, yes, fencing. The reason that little muscle between my right-hand thumb and index finger is more developed than its counterpart on my left hand. And that was twenty years ago.