I just keep thinking about how boring it'd be to play through 'hey jude' with the drummer just hitting the same pad over and over again in time with the tambourine at the start, doing a small flurry, then hitting a different pad for the cymbal for the rest of the track...
As much as I love the Beatles they weren't really known for their Raging Guitar solos or 8 minute Drum twatting sessions, and for me the best bits in both GH and RB were the difficult but rewarding sections that I really just don't seem to remember the Beatles having.
And if you go into Add/Remove programmes on any version of Windows and select Internet Explorer it will say "Adds or removes Access to Microsoft Internet Explorer from the Start menu and Desktop" - meaning it just removes the shortcuts from the Start Menu and Desktop, it doesn't actually DELETE anything...
Does this mean that when I click my mail Icon in MSN... erm, Windows Live Messenger... that it would pop up with Firefox instead of Internet Exploited?
"A dwarf planet, as defined by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), is a celestial body orbiting the Sun that is massive enough to be rounded by its own gravity but has not cleared its neighbouring region of planetesimals and is not a satellite."
By this definition, Neptune isn't a planet, it's a dwarf planet, because it hasn't cleared Pluto out of it's neighbouring region...
Ghana is actually one of the most stable countries in Africa. One that has just finished it's third General Election (with universal suffrage too) this year. It's first was in 1992, with 1996 letting the same guy in again. But considering it spent most of the 20th century ruled by a military Junta, it's come along way.
That's a disturbing moniker... "Safari for Windows 3.2" you aren't Chinese by any chance? If you are we'll have to tell your masters you've been hacking the great Firewall...
They created antibody proteins that can neutralize different strains of the influenza virus, including the deadly H5N1 bird flu, the virus behind the 1918 epidemic, and common seasonal strains
Different Strains: H5N1 Bird Flu, 1918 epidemic, Common Seasonal Strains
Back in the day when I had a commodore 64 games cost £5.99, with the cheap bargain tapes costing 99p... damnit Game Zone, why did you have to turn into a Kilt hire shop...
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We have Goths and Bearded ladies too
dont be silly. anything other than full stops belong to oldspeak.
I just keep thinking about how boring it'd be to play through 'hey jude' with the drummer just hitting the same pad over and over again in time with the tambourine at the start, doing a small flurry, then hitting a different pad for the cymbal for the rest of the track...
As much as I love the Beatles they weren't really known for their Raging Guitar solos or 8 minute Drum twatting sessions, and for me the best bits in both GH and RB were the difficult but rewarding sections that I really just don't seem to remember the Beatles having.
And if you go into Add/Remove programmes on any version of Windows and select Internet Explorer it will say "Adds or removes Access to Microsoft Internet Explorer from the Start menu and Desktop" - meaning it just removes the shortcuts from the Start Menu and Desktop, it doesn't actually DELETE anything...
Does this mean that when I click my mail Icon in MSN ... erm, Windows Live Messenger... that it would pop up with Firefox instead of Internet Exploited?
Finally...
From the GP:
do we let the definition become so strict that soon nothing qualifies as a planet anymore?
are people's sarcasm detectors malfunctioning today?
"A dwarf planet, as defined by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), is a celestial body orbiting the Sun that is massive enough to be rounded by its own gravity but has not cleared its neighbouring region of planetesimals and is not a satellite."
By this definition, Neptune isn't a planet, it's a dwarf planet, because it hasn't cleared Pluto out of it's neighbouring region...
um, Charon?
He's probably in the Congo.
Ghana is actually one of the most stable countries in Africa. One that has just finished it's third General Election (with universal suffrage too) this year. It's first was in 1992, with 1996 letting the same guy in again. But considering it spent most of the 20th century ruled by a military Junta, it's come along way.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Pole (which is stationary)
!=
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Magnetic_Pole (which moves)
Anyone vote for "Webpad"?
what about "Netpad", "Webbook","Nettop" even "Surfboard" maybe?
Actually, NetTop should be an internet-add on for your TV :)
That's a disturbing moniker...
"Safari for Windows 3.2"
you aren't Chinese by any chance? If you are we'll have to tell your masters you've been hacking the great Firewall...
fyi
He is attempting to place a plate of vegetables under the nose of a fussy 4 year old.
Against stupidity, Doctorow himself contend in vain
If these are the most influential console games then thank god for PC games, otherwise we'd never have ANYTHING new.
good luck using Alert when you get an infinite loop...
Yes, but it doesn't engage the internet into going "OOOH! NASA!" and doesn't get their website enough hits to keep their funding.
It's not like anyone will be stealing your servers...
My first web page?
done in Frontpage...
I quickly moved onto notepad.
read the sentence again
They created antibody proteins that can neutralize different strains of the influenza virus, including the deadly H5N1 bird flu, the virus behind the 1918 epidemic, and common seasonal strains
Different Strains:
H5N1 Bird Flu,
1918 epidemic,
Common Seasonal Strains
no correction needed
Hadrians Firewall?
Death in the game should involve the loss of your character. Forced hardcore server! Show them the real harshities of life in space.
the only thing I Know MS R&D has come up with is Songsmith...
Back in the day when I had a commodore 64 games cost £5.99, with the cheap bargain tapes costing 99p... damnit Game Zone, why did you have to turn into a Kilt hire shop...
We could shoot your nukes out of the sky before they reach anywhere...