How you are feeling right now (in GIFs)

[lessthannick11]

[mug644]

Can someone turn that block into a .gif? Please.

[mikekinsellaMVP]

A timeline of my evening.

Marquette storms out to an early lead:


Providence surges ahead:


Cooley demands a foul on Henry's block:

[keefe]

[mug644]

I think my internet just broke. Yuck.

[RushmoreAcademy]

[ttheisen]

[MU B2002]

[warriorchick]

How Ed Cooley felt when Henry blocked Kris Dunn's shot:

[Spotcheck Billy]

or maybe even



or

[77ncaachamps]

If I had a GIF of MU students running down Wisconsin Avenue, I'd use it.

But this suits my emotions just fine:

[Benny B]

How Ed Cooley felt when Henry blocked Kris Dunn's shot:

I love looking at this.  Which reminds me, I still have this on DVR.

If anyone would like a digital copy in 1080i, PM me.

[Dawson Rental]

Oh, I'm excited, but not quite that excited.

[warriorchick]

I love looking at this.  Which reminds me, I still have this on DVR.

If anyone would like a digital copy in 1080i, PM me.

I don't need a copy, but iI would like to know how to pull things off of a DVR.

Posting a GIF is about the edge of my technical savvy.

[Benny B]

I don't need a copy, but iI would like to know how to pull things off of a DVR.

Posting a GIF is about the edge of my technical savvy.

I use Windows Media Center on my PC as my DVR client... so it's literally as simple as opening up the DVR folder in Windows Explorer, finding the file of the TV show or program, and copying/uploading the file somewhere else (or burning it to a CD/DVD).

If your DVR comes from your cable/sat provider, it would depend on where the file holding the TV show or movie is actually being stored.  It used to be that the DVRs were part of the set-top boxes, and there was an actual hard-drive (same one as in your computer or laptop) that you could hack into, but my guess is that a lot of stuff now days is being stored on a cloud somewhere, so the only way to extract it would be to have a separate recording device hooked up to your DVR.