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Oddly enough, Sean Bean would work fine instead of Samuel Jackson in 1408 precisely because his wooden face would add to the mystery, add ambiguity to the warnings he was communicating to Cusack's character.

I had those vibes like 20 years ago.

And, to go back to WIll Smith for a second - the man is fake.

Personally, while I like Samuel Jackson, the choice to cast him there and place him in an antagonistic sort of position on the cover was confusing at best. You put Samuel Jackson in a role because the role calls for Samuel Jackson - this role did NOT call for that mofo

Someone who is better equipped to play low-mood characters would have pulled it off better and the tragic background might have not felt out of place.

Broski?

Does that answer your question Lateralus man bro?

That sort of fits, that's his guy. A slightly sleazy, hyper go-getter in some 3-letter org.

John did okay in Con Air

Like, High Fidelity was supposed to be a rather "serious" film, at least when it came down to John's arc of finding out how relationships work. But it just felt like a comedy.
1408, to me, backfired in light of how tragic his backstory was supposed to be.

So, in Sean and John's case I have the illusion that they're constantly playing the same guy.

Sean Bean just can't seem to be able to express emotions. John Cusack seems like a comedy actor to me, feels fake for some reason.
Will Smith - The guy maintains a facade of mr. friendly cool guy, but I don't think this is an organic part of him.

Hello everyone, btw

Will Smith

Sean Bean, John Cusack

Weeell, I do watch the films they're in, but it's an issue

I forgot the third one, just a second

Random share: my 3 least liked actors. Which I in fact actively dislike in their roles to the point of not watching a film.

Sorry if I said something wrong <_<

If so, I'm not surprised about your love of Fridays!

Are some of the children your own, guito?

Almost made it to Canada

Wow, where did you get all those kids?

Sus con is right

Suscon

So I checked the manufacturer

I was salvaging an UPS board, some cool components on it like high-voltage transistors, optocouplers and such. And there was this big-ass capacitor. So I soldered it out, but found it to be suspiciously light.

We had a bit of an aurora going

You guys mean the tornado outbreak or the solar fart?

But, as big as if it were for a hut

I'm off to the shops, see you later!

My country announced a purchase of zeppelins for over-the-horizon radar

Yes. I'd probably have to go with a non-typical shape and additional engines, maybe even some flight control surfaces like a vertical stabilizer

Exactly! I'd use it for photography and maybe as an antenna boom for SDR dongles

but it would have likely better uptime than a quadrotor

well, maybe not little, engines are heavy

Sometimes I daydream about a little RC zeppelin drone

Ah. Gotcha

I know I'm like a quiz show but I'm curious

In a case such as your regulator failing - do you scrap the board altogether or just replace the SMD components?