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Magic965

Favorite team:	Oakland
Location:	MAKE A MOVE
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Number of Posts:	128
Registered on:	3/21/2013
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re: SEC Football Dream Team

Posted by Magic965 on 5/3/13 at 8:55 am

Id still pick Cam to be my QB. It's like having extra man in the backfield.

re: SEC Football Dream Team

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 12:04 pm

Cam with fake hand off to Bo would be unstoppable.

re: SEC Football Dream Team

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 11:16 am

I know Honey Badger isnt the best pure corner but I picked alot of these players based on raw play making ability and physicality.

This would be MY team. I'm sure everyones would turn out different.

re: SEC Football Dream Team

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 11:02 am

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No Reggie White?

Couldnt decide between him or henderson.

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And there is a pretty good list of players that were better than anybody on Bama's O-Line last year. Kevin Mawae, Shawn Andrews, etc.

I was just being lazy with the offensive line because I don't know OL players well historically. So I just went with one of the best Olines ever.

SEC Football Dream Team

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 10:56 am

Here's who I would assemble together.

QB Cam Newton
RB Bo Jackson
RB Herschel Walker
WR Julio Jones
WR Josh Reed
TE Ozzie Newsome
OL 2012 Alabama offensive line
DE John Henderson
DE David Pollack
DT Glen Dorsey
LB Woodrow Lowe
LB Cornelius Bennett
LB Derrick Thomas
LB Patrick Willis
CB Honey Badger
CB Patrick Peterson
S Eric Berry
S Sean Jones
K Leigh Tiffin
P Brad Wing
PR Javier Arenas
KR Brandon James

re: Phil Fish. Genius or pretentious jerk? Both?

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 9:26 am

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He came across as kind of a whiny bitch in indie game to me when he said he would kill himself if fez didn't happen.

I think he just takes his art very seriously. I doubt he would actually kill himself. Mogwai said the same thing before they released Young Team, if it didn't do well.

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re: NBA playoffs have been crazy so far...

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 9:22 am

No point in watching. Heat will go unchallenged. I rather watch golf than the NBA this year. :snoozer:

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Phil Fish. Genius or pretentious jerk? Both?

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 9:18 am

I happen to like his insights and views on the gaming world and FEZ was a great game. Not sure why he is so hated.

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re: Surgeon Simulator 2013- Anyone tried it?

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 9:16 am

Tried the demo. Controls were very tedius and no clear instructions on how to perform the operation. Not a very fun game. It's funny to watch though.

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The Trial by Orson Welles

Posted by Magic965 on 5/2/13 at 8:01 am

Just watched this last night. First impressions were that it was a very dark, abstract, and a highly influential film. I could see in certain scenes where Kurbrick got some idea for Eyes Wide Shut. The visuals and set pieces were great.

My only complaint is the ending, which was pulled off kind of silly.

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re: If Clowney is the best player in college football, can't he get USC a title?

Posted by Magic965 on 5/1/13 at 11:00 am

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Johnny Football is the best player in college football...

His only accomplishment was beating Alabama and won the heisman around a weak cast of contenders. His stats were due to running up the score on weaker opponents when the games were out of hand.

If Clowney is the best player in college football, can't he get USC a title?

Posted by Magic965 on 5/1/13 at 10:54 am

Or are defensive players less impactful on the game by themselves than offensive players?

re: 10 Most Tornado Prone Cities in the U.S.

Posted by Magic965 on 5/1/13 at 6:51 am

re: Drive (spoilers at the very end)

Posted by Magic965 on 4/29/13 at 4:18 pm

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I could have really done with out all the long drawn out scenes. It had a very "Lost in Translation" type of feel with those 30 sec camera shots where all it is is someone staring at something. It got really distracting. At one point the woman and Gosling were just staring at each other and it was started getting almost uncomfortable.

I love art like this because it celebrates the mundane in modern life. Is life really filled with dramatic events every step of the way? Or do you encounter mundane events like staring at a computer screen or the ocean for a hour? Or an awkward dinner conversation.

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re: how do you do deal with or have dealt with heartbreak?

Posted by Magic965 on 4/28/13 at 1:03 pm

Glad I'm not the only one. At least I'm not homeless. That sounded like rock bottom but its cool you didn't just give up.

re: Rate my purchase from Amazon

Posted by Magic965 on 4/28/13 at 11:26 am

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* * * * 1/2

Excellent choices.

Chinatown and L.A. Confidential are an interesting pairing, btw. "Old" L.A. noir separated by a couple of decades.

Thanks. I'm starting to get into Noir a lot more.

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re: how do you do deal with or have dealt with heartbreak?

Posted by Magic965 on 4/28/13 at 10:59 am

Not that long, just 6 months.

re: how do you do deal with or have dealt with heartbreak?

Posted by Magic965 on 4/28/13 at 10:58 am

Timing I guess. We were both fairly apathetic about it. We just weren't very compatible at times. I guess we will remain friends. It didn't end badly but I will miss her.

re: how do you do deal with or have dealt with heartbreak?

Posted by Magic965 on 4/28/13 at 10:11 am

What a shallow reason not to like someone but I understand people have preferences.

She must have not been very fashion conscious though. Glasses are very IN right now. So much so that people wear fake prescriptions glasses.