What are you guys doing right now?

13 Sep 2006, 01:07 #12481

Getting ready to put on my top coat of paint in the living room. :sweat:

13 Sep 2006, 01:30 #12482

At school, in the computer lab, killing time before class.

13 Sep 2006, 01:36 #12483

bmwracer wrote:Getting ready to put on my top coat of paint in the living room. :sweat:

Then you are going to sit around and watch paint dry. :hehe:

13 Sep 2006, 04:53 #12484

gonna jump in the bath and hunt that great white! damn thing keeps eating my sponge! :metaldevil:

13 Sep 2006, 05:04 #12485

At this exact moment, other than typing this post, I'm eating Activia Yogurt. MMmmmm... vanilla... :drooling:

I'm planning on taking a bath next, but I think Sekai no chuushin de, ai wo sakebu might get in the way.

13 Sep 2006, 05:44 #12486

Enna wrote:Then you are going to sit around and watch paint dry. :hehe:

It wouldn't be the first itme. :beaten:

13 Sep 2006, 05:45 #12487

Wynter wrote: I think Sekai no chuushin de, ai wo sakebu might get in the way.

Just trash it.

13 Sep 2006, 06:15 #12488

just finished bath. damn that shark's elusive!

13 Sep 2006, 06:23 #12489

Reading online info about yesterday's Frontline (PBS) show on Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/faith/

Fascinating stuff.

13 Sep 2006, 07:12 #12490

I'm trying not to be happy. Because. We probably have a flat, the rental agreement is to be made on friday. It's beautiful. It's near perfect. And there are four Japanese guys who live in the flat above ... and no, of course that wasn't the reason why we accepted it ... :sweat:

13 Sep 2006, 07:27 #12491

bmwracer wrote:
Just trash it.

Two more epi's to go. It's actually pretty good. I don't find it as emotionally raw as Itch Ritoru no Namida but the acting is really good and the story is nicely written. Mind you, I still have two epi's left. :fingerscrossed:

13 Sep 2006, 10:39 #12492

bmwracer wrote:Getting ready to put on my top coat of paint in the living room. :sweat:

how's that going for you? a lot accomplished so far?

13 Sep 2006, 11:26 #12493

qilver wrote:how's that going for you? a lot accomplished so far?

I'm done.

I just have to remove the masking tape, and re-hang the vertical blinds and my framed movie posters. :)

13 Sep 2006, 11:30 #12494

bmwracer wrote:
I'm done.

I just have to remove the masking tape, and re-hang the vertical blinds and my framed movie posters. :)

and the one wall in the garage-painting?

what's left?
3 more relaxing days, while the rest of us, get lost in paper work/computers....:bleh:

13 Sep 2006, 11:33 #12495

qilver wrote:and the one wall in the garage-painting?

I'll tackle the garage tomorrow.

13 Sep 2006, 11:52 #12496

bmwracer wrote:
I'll tackle the garage tomorrow.

just going to paint that wall eh?
have fun. :bonk:

13 Sep 2006, 12:00 #12497

Shindou wrote:

i personally find TMPGEnc does a great job - would definitely recommend that if you don't use that :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:Gomen, I meant MPEG2... :sweat:

I use TMPGEnc like Shindou said... It usually takes about 1.5 hours to convert a 45-minute drama. :)

Thanks for the tip guys. :) I was thinking of buying CinemaCraft encoder and saving my money for that, but I saw that TMPGenc is much affordable than CCE, so I will go for TMPGenc. :D

13 Sep 2006, 12:27 #12498

just got done writing off some bills...fun fun...
debt-free! :applaud:

13 Sep 2006, 12:31 #12499

not much, just finished writing some grad school application stuff, probably gonna stay up another hr before i doze off

13 Sep 2006, 12:35 #12500

Saito_Hajime wrote:Thanks for the tip guys. :) I was thinking of buying CinemaCraft encoder and saving my money for that, but I saw that TMPGenc is much affordable than CCE, so I will go for TMPGenc. :D

Just download TMPGEnc and hack it. :rolleyes:

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