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In the video "Nero," there's a part where we see something intriguing- Juice and Clay sitting and talking about Gemma in a car. This could be something interesting- Clay becoming more a father figure for Juice after getting the Men of Mayhem patch, and Juice filling the role Jackson was supposed to have in Clay's life at this point. Here is a link to the clip: link

I'm looking to read more upon the history of Sikhism, but I don't want a biased or colored view. Is there anything perhaps written by a non-Sikh or unbiased Sikh historian?

Hi everyone! Redditor Ragnaramble is going around and doing a reddit survey on religion. The survey ends July 22nd. Here is the link: http://www.screator.net/showform.php?f=620542889

Here's what he says about it in his posts (I'm doing him a favor by posting it because of the large number of subreddits he's faced with):

"*This survey has been created as an attempt to compile information on the various religious beliefs, and lack thereof, on Reddit. Please answer all questions with sincerity and honesty. Please note, this is not a quick "check one and done" survey and may take a little while to complete. Also, I have NOT included topics like abortion and homosexuality for a reason. Please d

I have a few. The establishing shots of Bonnie & Clyde are really interesting. The photographs establish the historical perspective, and the shots of Bonnie in bed provide great eye candy on one part, but are almost jarring compared to films of their time.

Another would be the slow zoom out on Bonasera in the establishing shot of The Godfather.

I have never felt so simultaneously shitty and happy.

5 months ago I met a girl. Let's call her July. July and I hit it off well from the start. I liked her from the first time we had dinner, and then sat and listened to Damien Rice together. We watched a movie together the next time we saw each other. Fight Club. We became closer and closer as time went on. Of course, nothing could happen because you had a girlfriend back home. Until that one night after a few hours of drinking. Then, we repeated everything we'd gone through earlier- setting boundaries, only to break them. 3 times that happened. Then the last two months of school, we were closer than ever. Every night, we spent together. E

Hey Fittit!

So here's the deal. I'm 19. I was pretty heavy into working out regularly from the time I was 17 till about November of 2011. Then, my appendix had to be removed and I wasn't allowed to work out for a couple weeks. That's all it really took for me to lose my motivation with it. Up until then, I was in shape, and I felt great. Now? I've just become lazy and unfocused.

Here's the issue: I still have a bit of the muscle mass I used to. Mainly around the chest. But I've packed on a lot of fat- visually. I'm 6'2, so it doesn't show unless you look hard at me. The reality is that whereas I used to weigh 180 when I was in shape, I weigh 190 now, but it shows like hell around my gut.

How is this a bad thing?

I'll start: that tone is much more dependent on amp than guitar. I see people poring over looking for a specific tone in a specific guitar, but the reality is that you can get much closer to your desired tone by picking the right amp. That being said, it isn't that the guitar is irrelevant in terms of tone- it's anything but. But most of what you're looking for in tone comes from the amp.

You?

In essence, what does Reddit do for you that makes it worthwhile to return?

For me, it's several things- the "I'm not the only one," feeling I get when someone lays out their worries about the future, or stays up at night contemplating things I probably won't ever think about again. It's also a place where I just find hilarious or memorable content- today, it was this. One major thing was Today You, Tomorrow Me

So what is it for you?

Examples: base 5 or base 3 compared to base 10.