What are you doing right now?

[retrorussell]

Drinking ice water on my last break.

[Trevor]

I'm about to go to our holdings buildings and retrieve films for clients.  Only problem: those rooms are FREEZING. 

[indianasmith]

About to go mow my yard, which I really DON'T want to do!!

[Mr. DS]

Drinking coffee and planning my next strategy at work. 

[Trevor]

A while ago, I was trying to explain to an inept client the difference between a negative master of a film and a positive print of a film. I still haven't got through. 

[Sleepyskull]

Using the brand new (it was only purchased a few hours ago) computer to sync songs to my crappy MP3 player.

[flackbait]

A while ago, I was trying to explain to an inept client the difference between a negative master of a film and a positive print of a film. I still haven't got through. 

Try talking very slowy and using short words. If this fails try writing it down and hammering it through their ears at least if will give them something between the ears!

As for what I'm currently doing: Playing Borderlands on my 360. This has got to be one of the few videogames with mutant midget psychos!

[3mnkids]

Trying to find a movie watch.

[Trevor]

Trying to find a movie watch.

Come join me: I'm watching Uwe Boll's 1968 Tunnel Rats ~ not bad at all. 

[Doggett]

Watching Doom.
Less than three minutes into Doom and there's an English bad guy !!!!!



If lots of Britsh films had American villians they'd be called anti-American...Yet somehow the other way round is acceptable?!?!?
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr....................

I'm getting so sick of this ! 
Anyone else think its a little wrong? Even ion Robin Hood Prince of Theives, the hero had to be American to go against the English villian...Which was a little odd as its Robin Hood !!!

I'm guessing the heroes of this filck will be American.



I'm sorry, but this is really getting on my nerves !

I should post this on the grinds my gears thread.

[Mr. DS]

Watching Doom.
Less than three minutes into Doom and there's an English bad guy !!!!!



If lots of Britsh films had American villians they'd be called anti-American...Yet somehow the other way round is acceptable?!?!?
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr....................

I'm getting so sick of this ! 
Anyone else think its a little wrong? Even ion Robin Hood Prince of Theives, the hero had to be American to go against the English villian...Which was a little odd as its Robin Hood !!!

I'm guessing the heroes of this filck will be American.



I'm sorry, but this is really getting on my nerves !

I should post this on the grinds my gears thread.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjC3R6jOtUo

[Doggett]

Given up on Doom, I might try later.
I'm now watching a Chinese film called So Close (2002). 12 mins in and its great !! Great action and sound track !

[Trevor]

23h16 - just got woken up by what sounds like a swinger's party (a very loud one) going on next door. Grrrrr....... if you guys don't want me to sleep, invite me to your party!

[3mnkids]

Laughing my ass off. Im looking for a movie and I find one that sounds interesting so I check IMDB.. There is one review. Here is a snippet..

Jim is prey. The predatory nature of the environment stalking him is relentless. In this milieu of madness, a vastly entertaining story is splashed across a canvass drawn so tight it nearly vibrates. With originality and wit, FALSE RIVER telescopes the human condition in a way that seizes the viewer with a grip that can still be felt long after the film ends. There is murder here, and deceit, caustic humor and callous regard for that which makes us most human. And there is love

Jim Mix flits between light and darkness as easily as a butterfly, wary yet unaware, in this surrealistic madhouse of the rural South. For this is home to him, and he comes to realize all too quickly that he has no home. He moves shakily along the precipice that is his destiny. Headache pain wracks him, sledgehammer blows against his brain. Haunted by the tragic memory of his parents' death in a car crash, Jim also holds onto the memory of his love for his girlfriend, Judy Ann Moody. A filament of meaning and hope, something to grip tightly as his fragile mind must cope with a murder for which he has been framed, of an enigmatic young local woman who sucks him into yet another inner orbit of this ongoing restructuring of reality, the swirling vortex that is False River.

   Here is the link to read the entire thing. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160261/usercomments

[Newt]

Going to a horseshow.