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  1. .. a new definition of cold
    .....when you go into a coffee shop, grab a cup to go, you put that cup on top of your vehicle..you open your door and immediately the cup has partially frozen to your roof (less than 5 seconds!!).. now inside my truck.... I put the coffee in my cup holder and instantly the "INSIDE" of my windscreen starts to frost up!... When I got home from Christmas shopping I stated to my wife... I think it is a little colder than normal... she laughs at me... and I turn on the TV (minus 50c (-58fah) with the wind... http://past.theweathernetwork.com/news/storm_watch_stories3&stormfile=bccold_12_12_2008
  2. The more I go to college, the better, dropping out, and applying to the maritime academy looks.
  3. ^ If the maritime academy is more your thing go for it.

    College can't always guarantee a job.
  4. Meh, college, is just the path I have to take, before I can get into the police academy.
  5. R.I.P Philip Seymour Hoffman



    I will miss him, what a strange Guy he was!
  6. I don't give a damn when mediocre actors, die due to their own self-destructive decisions.
  7. Philip Seymour Hoffman may have been many things, but a mediocre actor he most certainly was not. He obviously had his demons and problems, but mediocrity wasn't one of them. He was a supremely talented and, alas, tragic man who made an ultimately destructive decision, but for you to disparage him as mediocre (if, indeed, it's Hoffman you're talking about, Aaron) is plainly ridiculous. Feel free to condemn his choices - while you probably don't struggle with addiction and all the terrible consequences it can bring - but to dismiss the man as mediocre is plainly worng.
  8. If I (or anyone, not famous) died of my own stupid decisions, would anyone give a fuck?
  9. You, in particular? Probably not, no. You're missing the point, though. Your opinion on the circumstances of his death is one thing, and one you're entitled to, but to call him a mediocre actor is just ridiculous.
  10. Also, to be so dismissive of people with serious problems who clearly need help is hardly a virtuous attribute for a policeman to have. You may say that a policeman's duty is to enforce the law, but a rozzer without compassion is a pretty worthless individual.
  11. Originally posted by thejonner:You, in particular? Probably not, no. You're missing the point, though. Your opinion on the circumstances of his death is one thing, and one you're entitled to, but to call him a mediocre actor is just ridiculous.

    An uncle of mine died of a drug overdose. Was his life worth less?
  12. Originally posted by thejonner:Also, to be so dismissive of people with serious problems who clearly need help is hardly a virtuous attribute for a policeman to have. You may say that a policeman's duty is to enforce the law, but a rozzer without compassion is a pretty worthless individual.

    I care about others problems. I'm just practical about it. I help those I can. That means, people I know, and whose problems I can handle before they get out of control. A dead actor does not fall into that purview.

    Full disclosure, I'm hoping to get a job, with a fish and game agency. Animals are easier to understand than people.
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