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One of the biggest complaints I have had thus far with LUElinks was that it insisted I change my password into something less guessable, and therefore harder for me to remember. I changed it a few weeks ago so they would stop threatening me. Today, I tried logging on. I typed in so many different combinations that the system refused to accept any more attempts and has temporarily suspended me. The worst part? I can't even go back and change my password using the main interface (the one that demands you prove your GameFAQs membership), because - and once again, a major glitch - I was forced to change my password and username when GFAQs was bought out. So now, I can't even PROVE that I'm a LUEser to get back into LUElinks. For Christ's sake.
Also, did anyone else see this? It's actually quite fascinating. Whoever made it managed to take gleanings from Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" and completely transform it into a late 70's Hal Ashby bourgeois family dramedy (a good thing), with the aid of tools like the predictable voice-over narration, the theme from American Beauty, and an altered version of Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill" (A song I have loved since I was a kid, although I have to admit that it's such a...Cameron Crowe song; Crowe ended up using it for the "Vanilla Sky" soundtrack)
edit: success! I remembered the password. also, that "trailer" for "Shining" - the "the" article no doubt intentionally dropped - is still uproarious
Also, did anyone else see this? It's actually quite fascinating. Whoever made it managed to take gleanings from Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" and completely transform it into a late 70's Hal Ashby bourgeois family dramedy (a good thing), with the aid of tools like the predictable voice-over narration, the theme from American Beauty, and an altered version of Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill" (A song I have loved since I was a kid, although I have to admit that it's such a...Cameron Crowe song; Crowe ended up using it for the "Vanilla Sky" soundtrack)
edit: success! I remembered the password. also, that "trailer" for "Shining" - the "the" article no doubt intentionally dropped - is still uproarious