In the basement?! Do you know how far that is?
Any further than the corner of the living room and it's just not worth it to get to if something happens to it!
"The ultimate definition of "Spam" is pretty simple: it's email that people don't want to receive. If you're sending out email to people who would rather not be getting it, you're a spammer, plain and simple. It may not be illegal (yet), but it doesn't mean that it's not obnoxious."
But honestly, how do they KNOW you don't want it unless they give it a try? (I'm 100% serious here. I want your response.)
I was accused of having a hit list by some of my classmates, because in my (I think it was) DeadJournal I stated that I'd be just as happy without anyone I knew around me all the time. That was a lovely year, you might imagine.
I think "nefarious" would have to be spelled out from the start. I just passed the "Legal Age" a few years back (I'm 20 now), and I still hang out with the 15-17 crowd from time to time, and let's face it, they're just as big a group of perverts as I and my social group were at their age.
If I were magically imprisoned because someone decided that "hanging out at telling dirty jokes and throwing innuendo around" was nefarious, there would be a serious problem. And I see it as a potentiality.
Sounds like the fun my dad had a few years ago. Totally screwed him up from the base of his neck to the bottom of his spine. Hit dead on from the rear at a stoplight by an old lady. The insurance... I don't even think they covered his rehab, and I don't remember just how badly he went into debt during his inability to work (Due to being in a brace 24/7) in his field (Professional driver. Mostly long-haul) but the little old lady got her car replaced and was unhurt. My dad's car.. Heh. The entire rear section of the frame rolled under the car, making it inoperable even if the insurance company didn't want to total it out. Isn't the law fun when it comes to liability!
Well, see, a lot of times people post without an account because they're afraid to let people know it's them holding that opinion. Thusly, it's easy to draw the conclusion that people posting anonymously = coward.
Plus, it's free. Grow a pair and register.
Ideally, I'd like a game that A) Changes every time you start a new game, B) Has a decent length, and C) Can be played when I want (As in, I can start it at any time and play, and not have to do a thousand things just to get going), and saved and resumed when I want.
I used to play a lot of Diablo II, and it's pretty well summed up, at least by those three standards, as "The Perfect Game."
Though a nice 70-hour-or-more RPG really gets me going. If you know what I mean. And I hope you don't.
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In the basement?! Do you know how far that is?
Any further than the corner of the living room and it's just not worth it to get to if something happens to it!
Don't equate Americans with the American government. I haven't liked a thing they've done in the last decade or so.
So nobody should advertise, ever, just in case somebody doesn't want what's being advertised?
"The ultimate definition of "Spam" is pretty simple: it's email that people don't want to receive. If you're sending out email to people who would rather not be getting it, you're a spammer, plain and simple. It may not be illegal (yet), but it doesn't mean that it's not obnoxious."
But honestly, how do they KNOW you don't want it unless they give it a try? (I'm 100% serious here. I want your response.)
Flamebait? FLAMEBAIT?! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_War I highly recommend this.
Only if you're calling to do a survey...
That users of the infected GPS units will only be able to find their way around in Greece?
Hey now, I've been online since '96, when I was just barely ten, and look how I turned out. I post pointless replies on /.!
I was accused of having a hit list by some of my classmates, because in my (I think it was) DeadJournal I stated that I'd be just as happy without anyone I knew around me all the time. That was a lovely year, you might imagine.
Because there's always truth on television, especially with mainstream media outlets. Mmmhmm.... Ooh, Kool-Aid!
I'd like to mod this +5 Ironic.
And you can get Media Center Edition, which is essentially Pro+, for $15-20 more, like I did.
If I were magically imprisoned because someone decided that "hanging out at telling dirty jokes and throwing innuendo around" was nefarious, there would be a serious problem. And I see it as a potentiality.
Sounds like the fun my dad had a few years ago. Totally screwed him up from the base of his neck to the bottom of his spine. Hit dead on from the rear at a stoplight by an old lady. The insurance ... I don't even think they covered his rehab, and I don't remember just how badly he went into debt during his inability to work (Due to being in a brace 24/7) in his field (Professional driver. Mostly long-haul) but the little old lady got her car replaced and was unhurt. My dad's car.. Heh. The entire rear section of the frame rolled under the car, making it inoperable even if the insurance company didn't want to total it out. Isn't the law fun when it comes to liability!
They have Tin Foil Hats in Russia now? And how does Bush fit into all of this?
Well, see, a lot of times people post without an account because they're afraid to let people know it's them holding that opinion. Thusly, it's easy to draw the conclusion that people posting anonymously = coward. Plus, it's free. Grow a pair and register.
So how tight is the foil on YOUR head?
Don't forget Diablo II for PC
Ideally, I'd like a game that A) Changes every time you start a new game, B) Has a decent length, and C) Can be played when I want (As in, I can start it at any time and play, and not have to do a thousand things just to get going), and saved and resumed when I want. I used to play a lot of Diablo II, and it's pretty well summed up, at least by those three standards, as "The Perfect Game." Though a nice 70-hour-or-more RPG really gets me going. If you know what I mean. And I hope you don't.