awesome thing that happened, that would disappoint DW sadly. My home town had a tornado watch for the first time in a hella long time. NOW how awesome is that?

You see how she can't freaking shut up about me even after she agreed to do so just a few posts ago?


So what happened to the tornado, did you breathe it back in?

Shadow, it was over. It was resolved. WHYYYYYYYYYY?

I'm putting the mod pants on now. If I see anymore fight posts, they'll be deleted. NO discussion AT ALL of the argument beyond this line:


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So, guys, pretty crazy how aliens have little mouths INSIDE their normal mouths, am I right?

Aw now y'all get back up inside me, lil mouth!

Also...


Mass Effect 2 can import the savegames from Mass Effect and you can continue with the history you established in the first game. I knew it would be like this but it's still awesome.

Now, how smart is she?

Thats fake BTW u can see that the teeth dont even line up oh and i believe i found the greates thing of all time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtGSXMuWMR4

a news reporter using the F-word...still watch it, pretty good and funny. GOod news ranter. ^_~

Kids and dead horses are not awesome. But you know what's awesome? Reading the rules of the site. Do it.

Anyone doing anything during Superbowl?

Yep, have a horror fest and drink. Best time ever.

YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG. The idea was for the awesome to ESCALATE.Like so.

Finding new things is awesome here is one of them:

Kirsch argued that, contrary to popular belief, depression is not caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain and treating the condition with antidepressant drugs is no more effective than placebos.

Kirsch analyzed data from numerous clinical studies on antidepressants and said he was surprised to discover that "75 percent of the response to the drugs appears to be a placebo effect." According to Kirsch, patients improved mostly because they believed they were taking a medication that would help them with depression. He went so far as to say that the figure could be as high as 82 percent, with the remaining 'drug difference' accounted for by enhanced placebo effect.

Kirsch stressed that lack of serotonin cannot be the physical cause of depression. As proof, he pointed to a new French antidepressant that works as a selective serotonin reuptake enhancer (SSRE). This drug decreases serotonin levels -- exactly the opposite of how popular SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) medication functions. Kirsch said studies show about 60 percent of patients get better regardless of whether they are on antidepressants that increase, reduce, or do nothing to their serotonin levels. This is a clear evidence to Kirsch that these drugs actually do nothing.

And not only are antidepressants an ineffective pharmaceutical treatment for depression, Kirsch pointed out that they come with a host of negative side effects, including insomnia, sexual dysfunction, and increased risk of suicide in children and young adults. Kirsch suggested alternative treatments for depression, such as physical exercise (shown clinically to help people get better) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which boasts effectiveness comparable to antidepressants. Patients treated with CBT are less likely to relapse, he added. Kirsch also advised people currently taking depression medication to continue if it was working for them.

We have one of these.

Allow me to correct it.

Reminds me of the movie Labyrinth

"Which way do you want to go"

"UP OR DOWN"