With Bond, they were lucky to have Roger Moore, who already played The Saint. The character of the Saint is not very different to Bond's (especially within the hands of Moore, of course), so I guess that the audience could quite well get used to it.
I'm 23 and it is my personal opinion that playing Creedence Clearwater Revival on anything more than a pick-up (that's a record player) should be considered audio rape.
And no, I do not have a beard and moustache (though I should shave).
Wonder what good Tindersticks would do on tubes, though...
I used to have a TV that I've picked off the streets one day. Never knew why I did that. Maybe I was naive and thought I could make a change. But she worked for me all right, and whenever she didn't, I used to smack her with the back of my slippers. That used to keep her up for at least half an hour extra. Eventually, it got her into such a sorry state that all I had to do was point at her to make her try suicide.
Yes, this is a true story. I eventually killed the thing by pointing at the off button, causing a spark. It happened twice, then it was dead.
Nah, I think we'll more likely see some spectacular monetary-driven killings instead.
All that old artists that are still alive do is claim their copyright from their Good Ole Days. Yet those same artists, dead, will give you all their work for free within the timespan of a few years!
Which, of course, leads us to our Business Plan for the next few years:
1. Alter Copyright Law 2. Kill Metallica 3. ??? 4. Profit!
For a party other than VVD (which contains many stupid cows, but not the least of them Bolkestein, who came up with the shitty patent idea in the first place).
For a party which had an explicit statement on the Software Patents issue (SP), thereby being one of the very few with more than just general statements concerning the EU.
Funny how Xfree86, which started as a liberal spin-off of the "de jure" X Foundation, only to become the de facto standard for this foundation later on, now finds itself buried in bureaucracy and licensing problems, and getting passed by, no other than, the "new, exiting" X.org foundation.
And here I was thinking that CCD technology was inferior to CMOS and that other thingy, and that the actual sample rate is only half or somethingabout of the given number of Megapixels?
Could be wrong, though, having a hard time finding my way to the megapixel forest.
Yeah nice, but you just tell me what my upgrade path on Debian is if I just want to have a *newer version* of Mozifoxwhatever that won't crash on half of the Internet's websites.
We had a CEO of a big international medical corp visiting, and he started talking about how genious Hillybilly Gates was, and where the world would be without him (as a response to the news about the EU fees).
I simply responded "on another OS" and made sure we abandoned that discussion ASAP. Meanwhile, the fact that each and every virus goes right through our whole hospital thanks to win98 still kind of disturbs me.
But hey, everybody his own opinion, especially when they came over to bring a bag with money...
I open the page in my IE browser, and it says "The page cannot be displayed", as would be the expected reaction for this browser. Tonight I'll check on Mozilla at home, I'm sure it will render correctly then!:-)
The problem is, when you have your reply back, you have no guarantee whatsoever that the galaxy is still up. Who is telling you that it hasn't exploded a million years ago?
Slashdot Mirror
Yeah, well, at leats that didn't work ;-)
George Lazenby always reminds me of the guy trying to replace Peter Sellers as the Pink Panther. Same odd experience.
With Bond, they were lucky to have Roger Moore, who already played The Saint. The character of the Saint is not very different to Bond's (especially within the hands of Moore, of course), so I guess that the audience could quite well get used to it.
I'm 23 and it is my personal opinion that playing Creedence Clearwater Revival on anything more than a pick-up (that's a record player) should be considered audio rape.
And no, I do not have a beard and moustache (though I should shave).
Wonder what good Tindersticks would do on tubes, though...
That's a rightly wonderful business model.
I suggest that you zap yourself back to the nineties and try to make a Profit of it...
I used to have a TV that I've picked off the streets one day. Never knew why I did that. Maybe I was naive and thought I could make a change. But she worked for me all right, and whenever she didn't, I used to smack her with the back of my slippers. That used to keep her up for at least half an hour extra. Eventually, it got her into such a sorry state that all I had to do was point at her to make her try suicide.
Yes, this is a true story. I eventually killed the thing by pointing at the off button, causing a spark. It happened twice, then it was dead.
Nah, I think we'll more likely see some spectacular monetary-driven killings instead.
All that old artists that are still alive do is claim their copyright from their Good Ole Days. Yet those same artists, dead, will give you all their work for free within the timespan of a few years!
Which, of course, leads us to our Business Plan for the next few years:
1. Alter Copyright Law
2. Kill Metallica
3. ???
4. Profit!
I thank you all.
Maybe you should send them an email.
And you, and you, and you...
...for the EU council.
For a party other than VVD (which contains many stupid cows, but not the least of them Bolkestein, who came up with the shitty patent idea in the first place).
For a party which had an explicit statement on the Software Patents issue (SP), thereby being one of the very few with more than just general statements concerning the EU.
This certainly feels like my vote was worth it.
Am I nuts or did I just today accidentally find out that their index page's HTML is pretty low on W3C?
;-)
39 errors for such a small page which happens to be your business card for thousands of people... wonder what the rest looks like then
Weapons of Mass Applications?
I lost you there.
Funny how Xfree86, which started as a liberal spin-off of the "de jure" X Foundation, only to become the de facto standard for this foundation later on, now finds itself buried in bureaucracy and licensing problems, and getting passed by, no other than, the "new, exiting" X.org foundation.
:-)
(Lots of letters and commas in that sentence
I could care less if Microsoft.office.NET looks like gnome when run on gnome.
Dude, in the UNIX world we call this a major accomplishment!
And here I was thinking that CCD technology was inferior to CMOS and that other thingy, and that the actual sample rate is only half or somethingabout of the given number of Megapixels?
Could be wrong, though, having a hard time finding my way to the megapixel forest.
Well, is it in the middle?
Yeah nice, but you just tell me what my upgrade path on Debian is if I just want to have a *newer version* of Mozifoxwhatever that won't crash on half of the Internet's websites.
Branding? My ass! Said the cow.
Somebody place a mirror on the other end!
Then we can look into the history of our own Earth!
We had a CEO of a big international medical corp visiting, and he started talking about how genious Hillybilly Gates was, and where the world would be without him (as a response to the news about the EU fees).
I simply responded "on another OS" and made sure we abandoned that discussion ASAP. Meanwhile, the fact that each and every virus goes right through our whole hospital thanks to win98 still kind of disturbs me.
But hey, everybody his own opinion, especially when they came over to bring a bag with money...
you mean the kind that can spell testicles?
Wrong net number though...
I open the page in my IE browser, and it says "The page cannot be displayed", as would be the expected reaction for this browser. Tonight I'll check on Mozilla at home, I'm sure it will render correctly then! :-)
Perhaps they should call it "Orc".
The problem is, when you have your reply back, you have no guarantee whatsoever that the galaxy is still up. Who is telling you that it hasn't exploded a million years ago?
Who would ever have thought that the Provinciale Zeeuwsche Courant beat Slashdot at this news topic.
...or the Martians would develop an even more awful accent than the Australians did... :-)
But this translation proves the original poster to be very well known with the Dutch language!
My, even the inhabitants of 't Westland couldn't express this better!