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there's a pic of this fellow with the jawbone growing in his back over on CNN...

wierd, but not too gross I guess

Get some security cameras that let you see the outside world. Put up the satellite weather image. Put up a display of Internet traffic worldwide. Keep CNN with captioning on a screen. This gives the impression you're on top of things.

The camera angle on this suggests contact, but looking closely from the lack of shadow I would say that the goalkeeper had no contact with the player.

What is clear (despite the angle) that there is no way the goalkeeper could have saved the goal from his position had no players been there. Contact with the goalkeeper is only a foul if a player obstructs the goalkeeper.

Otherwise any goalkeeper would just have to make contact with any player to null goals.

> Free Kevin!!!! someone had to say it

Well, obviously these days the term is Kevin Free, but still, it's kind of fun to go back and remember how effective that slogan was for getting the word out.

take a look at his picture

and I thought pr0n webmasters were weird looking.

no offense to pr0n webmasters.

Enjoy.

If anybody happens to have a link to a picture of the actual plans, I would be QUITE interested in getting a look at those.

look at this fuckin' wierdo

The idea of what is probably the most highly trafficked website in the world running on IIS due to a Microsoft takeover has endless comedy potential. Check out the lower right corner of the front page currently.

I still think Raghad Hussein is a little hottie.

I'd like to bet about a milllyun dollars that about five minutes after this scheme came into effect, somebody (okay, me) would be spamming the entire world with an email that included links to images like this one, that one, maybe even this one, and because I'm a non-discriminatory irritant, this one. And you convinently block them all yourself.

Did you see the face of that damn robot? If that's an accurate resemblance of his girlfriend, I think he should be the one worrying.

My advice? Spend time making the robot resemble Elizabeth Hurley or someone instead. He might find it more useful.

FYI, your link results in a 404... hopefully this one will work better. http://i.cnn.net/cnn/2004/TECH/internet/01/26/mike rowesoft.settle.ap/story.rowe.rowe.jpg

I don't believe it! Why has there not been a Slashdot story about this: Cowboy Neal is serving in Iraq!

Saddam

Bin Laden

Ted

Seriously, those looks will get harder now, because Saddam has grown long beard and will appear on all photos like that.

They already shaved him.

Despite a careful search no WMD was found, it turned out to be nothing but bad breath.

Ok. How about this picture. Do you see a black man or a white woman?

It's quite obvious that the friend of teen crackers the World over, Mr. Johansen, is producing these cracks of his as a way of escaping the confines of his extremely distasteful mug!

He must feel like he himself has been encrypted, trapped within a shell that must be cracked open to release the true Jon Lech Johansen.

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That is somewhat of an interesting thought... If I was still taking sociology classes I would love to do a study on the correlation between weight and virus writing in programmers.
I don't know if anyone has been paying attention but the last wave of virus authors have been pretty fat.

I wonder how much CNN paid for a picture of her sitting in front of the computer and an interview.

Yes, they used the road.
See the picture.

Whose idea was it to put Saddam in charge of Iraq in the first place?

Methinks I'd be wearing a disguise on AP picture day....

You only need look at the picture to realise it was a horrible mistake!

First in vitro pig
I guess the first human is less than 25 years old...

Here

One of the choice quotes from the National Grocer's Association:
"You do give up a bit of privacy but the benefit could be that you live"

Wow. That's just about the most amazing one-line FUD I've ever read! That's even better than the usual "extended warranty" scam... you know, "buy this utterly reliable product, then buy the extended warranty because you never know when it will break."

In other words, the spokesman for the National Grocers Association is telling us that we are at risk of death every time we enter a grocery store. Thanks for the warning! I guess I'd better go back to raising my own meat rabbits.

Just for irony's sake, check out the NGA's Competing Against Supercenters page, which features "8 Ways to Beat Wal-Mart". Which, of course, is the company that started this whole topic.

On the plus side, I want that AP Photo of the ant among the chips for my desktop!

However the article does a lot to enhance the "gamers are geeks" sterotype.

Don't belive me? Look at the kid in the picture.

There's a picture of it in this CNN article.

The only "photos" you'll see are in advertisements.

Huh? I see a photo.

parent is a troll

Pot,kettle,black.

The real person. Her problem is that she feels fat.

"So, who buys a Segway? I can only think of one answer: rich, lazy, stupid people." - scottseeley.com

heh.

Safe Landing!!

Space walk

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security raised the nation's terror threat to HIGH, and all you can think of is Have You Seen This Segway?

[ Printer-friendly Version of this Article ] ... Yes, that's from the CNN article.

CNN's domain is cnn.com, not cnn.net. Stupid.

this CNN photo composition?

Mid-80s: Rumsfeld seals the deal with Saddam.

This comes from *CNN*. inet.porn.house.jpg WTF.

I have reason to believe they may have snagged Ron Jeremy instead! Don't believe me, do a side by side comparison of "Mohammed" and Ron Jeremy. Only one way to know for sure, though.

If your store is truly dependent on being able to survive in this scenario, there would be a market for a battery-powered device that would scan the card and debit from it (I assume using the cellular network). It would seem possible looking at this picture.

Just as with a credit card or current cash cards that (most) stores use, there would probably be a section of raised lettering that would carry the card's ID number. In fact, if you look at the picture closely, you can even see the numbering.

The main roblem the I see with this is how does business get done then the system is down / power is out? You wouldn't be able to access the DB that store all of the card information, and therefore wouldn't have any way of verifying if there is money on the card that somebody is using or not.

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This picture is just begging to be creatively modified.

Nathan

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Onassis heir turns 18, gets $2.7 billion

BUT, is she HOT or NOT?

those two cats look nothing alike, not even a little bit. At lease I look a lot like my clone, jeeze.