Slowly, slowly...

Why would anyone invest in it, it has no money making options aside from ads unless I'm missing something.

Gyudon!

This is the first time I've used raw meat from scratch for a gyudon (it doesn't get put on discount as often as cooked beef) and it came out delicious.

Why would you breakfast when you can DESTROYfast?

The chicken was a bit improvised, I rubbed it with cumin, turmeric, ginger and garlic but it wasn't coating it right, so I squirted a bit of tomato ketchup in. Once it was in the pan it looked a bit plain though, so I dribbled some soy sauce in between the bits.

>>27233
If the chicken doesn't come out completely dry, what you can try and do is take the chicken after it's cooked and just roll/dip it in a small bowl of raw cumin.
The cumin sticks on and is quite flavourful when raw, though it's a preference thing and I find the magic to wear off if you have it too often.
How was it?

FUCK

Bought some booze in.

For fucks sake, why can't programs just fucking list their dependencies properly?! I'm not asking them to install them for me or even link to them, all I'm asking is to just FUCKING TELL ME what I need to have installed to run shit. I keep downloading more and more stuff because X needs Y and Y needs Z and Z needs A and all of it fucking needs to die. I've been through this shit tons of times before, and it always, always, ALWAYS FUCKING ALWAYS ENDS UP WITH ONE FUCKING COG NOT WORKING AND BREAKING THE ENTIRE FUCKING CHAIN AND NO DECENT HELP TO BE FOUND ON FIXING THAT ONE FUCKING COG ANYWHERE ON THE INTERNET.

I stay out of C++ to avoid this kind of shit, dammit.

>>27281
MySpace did take off, their userbase was just snatched from them by Facebook. People were originally on MySpace, then all the cool kids went to Facebook as moms and dads and all other kinds of uncool people joined MySpace, so more people hopped over. I'm not sure why they stayed on Facebook since then.

>>27283
To execute cout("\n"); you must first invent the universe.

lady on CNN said mark zuckerberg has "an army of nerds behind him". because you know, antisocial nerds and geeks just love facebook and social networking

>>27297
They mean """"nerds"""".
You know.

>>27287
Is this sarcasm or is the person who made it really that retarded? He proved that you can build a better PC + buy Apple's overpriced monitor, keyboard and mouse for the same money.

No picture because somehow I haven't saved any non-/bun/ pictures since I got this laptop last Monday!

>>27295
Kill yourself jew

>>27250

this is exactly what they will say before they raid shoe stores during the riots

>>27250

Please quit talking out of your asshole.

Walking behind someone is not "stalking" them.

It's just walking behind someone.

You know what I do when someone walks behind me?

Nothing.

Trayvon was planning to rape/rob someone and that's why he attacked Zimmerman.

>>27255

He wasn't "walking behind him", he was stalking him for several city blocks, in an obvious enough manner for the nigger wearing a hood over his head to catch on and then walk to a place where Zimm's car couldn't reach and make him continue on foot.

You have never been stalked, nor do you have the balls to ever consider doing so. Your opinion on the subject is trivial hearsay at best.

Zimmerman, who has had repeated violations of the Neighborhood watch policies, wasn't simply driving down the road and happened to see a black man (and then calling fucking 911 right away) before jumping out of his car and yelling "Stop right there, nigger scum" henceforth the nigger running down a deserted alley with the spic in pursuit leading to a fist fight where the spic pulled out a gun when he was losing.

While there is clearly enough evidence for him to not be charged for murder, there is plenty showing the 'stand your ground' laws do not apply to what happened.

Also, even if the nigger was planning on committing a crime, he never did anything illegal (in before his school suspension for carring 'illegal drugs' which include asprin, advil, etc. If it was weed, the cops would've been called and he would be kicked the fuck out, not just a call to his parents to say that he's suspended).

>>27272
>henceforth the nigger running down a deserted alley with the spic in pursuit leading to a fist fight where the spic pulled out a gun when he was losing.
Except medical examination shows that the 'fist fight' consisted solely of Martin bashing Zimmerman's face in while Zimmerman had serious injuries. According to Zimmerman's testimony, he used the gun because Martin was trying to take it from him.

Yes, Zimmerman was clearly showing suspicious behavior, and that suspicious behavior led to Martin attacking Zimmerman. But being a suspicious guy is not illegal in itself unless it is clear the person is going to commit a crime (i.e. he's clearly holding a weapon or approaching you in a threatening way).

It wasn't just Martin being black that led Zimmerman to follow him; it was a small neighborhood, and he was an unfamiliar black man walking around in the middle of the night. It's very possible that racism has played a role in his judgment, but his reasoning was likely more 'that nigger is going to break into someone's house' than just 'he's a nigger'.

Zimmerman made some very bad decisions, but being an idiot is not a crime; what he did was all completely legal according to the law. Martin's response to these decisions was very clearly a breach of law and forced Zimmerman to make a life-or-death decision. Considering his injuries, there's no telling what would've happened if Martin took his pistol.

>>27273
>he was an unfamiliar black man walking around in the middle of the night. It's very possible that racism has played a role in his judgment

You mean common sense

...the world's most expensive penthouse.

>>27268
Bet I can burn it down with three bucks worth of petrol.

so edgy xDDDDDD

I'm still finding it really difficult to gain weight.

No excuses. Just gotta work harder. I'll weigh in again in perhaps a month's time.

>>27172
Why are you trying to gain weight? It looks like you are almost ideal right now.

>>27186
I'm assuming he wants to gain the good kind of weight.

>>27192

Yeap, gotta get BIG

I got lazy orz

But I'm back into GETTING HUGE, starting now! Alternating days with running and situps/pullups/misc anaerobic exercise.

>>26974

thats a lot of mayonnaise

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1080482277/math-girls-comic-0

These guys want to publish the Math[ematical] Girls manga in English. I'm considering putting some money down; apparently they've also already done the first novel, which I didn't even know about.

Honestly I'm a bit ambivalent about Kickstarters as of late. It seems like a lot of people are getting caught up in the recent success of a few certain projects, and now every independent company who thinks they stand half a chance are banking on crowd-sourcing. I don't know, I suppose it's up to the individual how they spend their money, and I've never really seen it as much more than an extended donation benefits. I suppose it just bothers me when I see hoards of people use their money so carelessly.

Not a Kickstarter project, but it is another crowd-sourced funding project.
http://www.indiegogo.com/calyx
Calyx Institute promises to provide an encrypted, privacy-centric internet connection in the US for 1M dollar.
I wish this was to be available in Canada.

I decided to take the plunge and donate $55 to get both books.

>>27249
I'd love to donate, but I don't want to pay +135297861320 dollars for shipping.

>>27279
It's +$5 for non-US, +$0 for US people. It's not much for a $50 package.