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  1. Re:Sadly on U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft Resigns · · Score: 1
  2. Re:FOUR MORE YEARS!!!! on Half Life 2 Available, Delays Not Valve's Fault · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I guess you never watched demolition man?

    Stallone: "Hold it! The Schwarzenegger Library?"
    Bullock: "Yes, the Schwarzenegger Presidential Library. Wasn't he an actor?"
    Stallone: "Stop! He was President?"
    Bullock: "Yes. Even though he was not born in this country, his popularity at the time caused the 61st Amendment..."


    truth is stranger than fiction -- this could actually happen?

  3. Re:I can see why EA approved this document... on A College Guide to EA · · Score: 1

    while what you say is true, it does not change the fact that the language is striking similar to that used by oppressive regimes.

  4. Re:OT: useless sigs on Microsoft Says Firefox Not a Threat to IE · · Score: 1

    I agree, and I have to wonder "what makes him think AC's want to be moderated up anyway?" ...well, besides the trolls looking to demonstrate how stupid moderators are...

  5. Re:Dumb question... on Novell Pulls Out Their Ace Against SCO · · Score: -1, Troll

    Will They Buy this Bullshit?

    It's the same in the business world. Everyone knows by now all businessmen are completely full of shit; the worst kind of lowlife, criminal cocksuckers you can expect to meet. And the proof is, they don't even trust each other!
    When a businessman sits down to negotiate with another businessman, the first thing he does is assume the other guy is a complete lying prick who's trying to fuck him out of his money. So he does everything he can to fuck the other guy a little bit faster and a little bit harder. And he does it with a big smile on his face. That big, bullshit businessman's smile.
    And if you're a customer, that's when they give you the really big smile!
    The customer always gets that really big smile as the businessman carefully positions himself directly behind the customer, unzips his pants, and proceeds to "service" the account.
    "I'm servicing this account...
    [pelvic thrust!]
    "This customer..."
    [thrust]...
    "needs"
    [thrust!]
    "se rvice!"
    [thrust, thrust, thrust!]
    Now you know what they mean when they say, "We specialize in customer
    service." Whoever first said, "Let the buyer beware" was probably bleeding from the asshole. But that's business. That's business, and business is okay.

  6. Re:Punishment fitting the crime? on Defending Harsh Sentences for Spammers · · Score: 1

    >10 years of mandatory audits by the IRS would be cool, too.

    I thought there was something unconstitutional about "Cruel and unusual punishment"? ;-)

  7. Re:For the first time ever on Everquest 2 Launches · · Score: 1

    I invite you to rent Boogie Nights

    should answer any questions you have about Heather

  8. Re:Hah! on Rules Set for $50 Million America's Space Prize · · Score: 1

    apparently another spyware front (similar to those free screensavers)

    someone here at work ended up infested -- turned out they had clicked through to get smileys to put in their email and got way more than they bargained for

  9. Re:Computer animation at its best on A Review of "The Incredibles" · · Score: 1

    >but still way too fake to actually convince it that it's real

    I don't think photorealism was the goal here. Anyone who has read the book to their children will recognize that the animation style attempts to emulate the author/illustrator's style.

    I didn't find any good examples with a quick google, but Amazon's listing does have one of those 'look inside' deals.

  10. Re:like deja vu al over again on SCO Puts a Cap on its Legal Expenses · · Score: 1

    Yep I get that and actually pointed that out in a subsequent post.

    Although technically it is a development in the story, it is not really new or interesting (to me, anyway). I've given up on expecting /. editors to to check on duplicate stories -- in a (more) perfect world the summary would have pointed out that this was originally a story in September and this is a development.

    Then again, guys like me wouldn't get +5 informative for pointing out the story was a "dupe". ;-)

  11. Re:Dupe on SCO Puts a Cap on its Legal Expenses · · Score: 1

    then, letter of intent

    The company has signed a letter of intent with its law firm, Boies, Schiller & Flexner, to restructure its fee agreement, Chief Financial Officer Bert Young said in a conference call announcing financial results for SCO's third quarter of fiscal 2004, which ended July 31. In the quarter, SCO had a net loss of $7.4 million on revenue of $11.2 million.

    now, signed an agreement

    WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- SCO Group Inc. (SCOX) said Thursday that it signed an agreement with its attorneys to limit cash expenditures in litigation with several corporations, including International Business Machines Corp. (IBM).

    I guess it makes a difference to the lawyers and SEC, but not a real bunch of new info, really.

  12. Re:Dupe on SCO Puts a Cap on its Legal Expenses · · Score: 3, Informative
  13. like deja vu al over again on SCO Puts a Cap on its Legal Expenses · · Score: 4, Informative

    SCO Caps Legal Expenses At $31 Million
    Posted by timothy on Wednesday September 01, @10:08AM
    from the nice-prime-number-of-millions dept.

  14. Re:Anonymous collection of hackers? on Cisco Source Code Up For Sale: Only $24,000 · · Score: 1

    even more unlikely, who would be able to buy & use this software?

    some potential competitor going to be able to launder $24k in exchange for the code and be able to actaully do something with it undetected?

    Can't imagine

  15. Re:SouthPark on Election Day Discussion · · Score: 1

    hey, I didn't moderate myself -- I was going for maybe a funny, nothing more.

  16. Re:SouthPark on Election Day Discussion · · Score: 1

    Heh, That's one of those songs I never really thought I understood what he was saying, but I'm pretty sure it is

    Cut loose like a deuce, another runner in the night

    pretty funny, though

  17. Re:SouthPark on Election Day Discussion · · Score: 5, Informative
    >choice between a doosh and a turd sandwhich.

    doosh? what is that? oh, you meant...

    douche Pronunciation (dsh)
    (Medicine)
    n.
    1.
    a. A stream of water, often containing medicinal or cleansing agents, that is applied to a body part or cavity for hygienic or therapeutic purposes.
    b. A stream of air applied in a similar way.
    2. The application of a douche.
    3. An instrument for applying a douche.

    Noun 1. douche bag - a small syringe with detachable nozzles; used for vaginal lavage and enemas

    and also

    Douche Bag http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dou che+bag&r=d

    Main Entry: douche bag
    Pronunciation: 'düsh 'bAg
    Function: noun
    Date: circa 1963
    slang : 1 One with an undescribeable fucked up-ness hence stupidity, poor idea of what's cool, possibly an arrogance about them. 2 One with an intolerable personality.

    Other Forms: Douche, Douchey

    Meat heads are douche bags.

    Dude, stop being a douche bag.

    Dude, stop being a douche.

    Dude, that was a douchey move.


    * why yes, I have nothing better to do today having already voted for the doosh bag ;-)

  18. Re:Well... on Verified Voting · · Score: 2, Informative

    http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=fedora

    fedora
    n.

    A soft felt hat with a fairly low crown creased lengthwise and a brim that can be turned up or down.[After Fédora, a play by Victorien Sardou.]

    A RedHat Linux distribution http://fedora.redhat.com/

  19. need a scorpious template on Dremel Pumpkin Carver · · Score: 1

    heh, still working my way through the 88 hour farscape marathon on my TiVo, just saw the episode the other day where they all ended up on Earth during haloween and one of them had carved a jack-o-lantern with the face of scorpious. I thought that design would be great!

  20. Re:Great Stuff on The 419eater Community Pulls Some Legs · · Score: 1

    there are many pictures like this on the Ebola Monkey Man site.

    This site has stories of scammers being had along with pictures they sent of themselves holding up signs.

    featured scammers include Ima Dildo, Mr. Bukakke, Father Will U. Tuchme, Ivannastiff Kockupmianus, Bendme Overand Dome, Will U Phystme, Ima Wayne-Kerr, and of course, Phill Miazz

    My favorite picture is the one with the scammer posing under an umbrella holding up a sign that says "It's Raining Men".

  21. Re:Yeah, but... on Hypo-Allergenic Cats Now Available for Pre-Order · · Score: 1

    wasn't this essentially the plot of a movie?

  22. Re:How the heck on Using RFID Tags to Make Teeth · · Score: 1

    Sounds like an idea for an upcoming MythBusters episode.

    Next time on MythBusters: Adam visits the dentist and gets an implant with a timy tracking device. The team then tries various ways to block or disable the chip. Will tinfoil in Adam's hat do the trick, or will Jamie's more radical plan to alter a microwave oven be successful!? Tune in next week!

    Heh, didn't they hint about putting a poodle in a microwave once?

    http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/legends/bl-p oodle.htm

    A friend of a friend had a grandmother who was a little bit "dotty." One day, Grandma had just bathed her miniature poodle, Pierre, and was about to towel-dry him when the phone rang. It was her daughter, reminding her that they had arranged to meet for lunch a half hour earlier. Grandma apologized for being late and said she'd be there as quickly as she could.

    As she began towel-drying Pierre, it dawned on her that there was a quicker way to do it: the microwave. So she put her beloved pet inside the oven, set the dial to "defrost" and switched it on.

    A half a minute later, as Grandma was donning her coat to leave, she heard a muffled explosion in the kitchen.

    Pierre the poodle was no more.

  23. Re:Welcome my country! on ISS Expedition 9 Crew Finally Returns to Earth · · Score: 1

    >Seriously, do Americans actually VOTE for people like this!?

    In Mississippi, I guess they do. In addition to reigning-in the media (The media is necessary, but it shouldn't be evil), we need to get rid of gambling, homosexuals and pornography...

    http://www.jamesbroadwater.com/pornography.html

    We should all strongly oppose pornography, and strongly support the abolition of it. It influences and actively encourages people to engage in sex without the benefit of marriage (which is fornication), and encourages and influences married people to engage in sex outside of the bonds of their own marriages (which is adultery). Sex was created by God and is good - within marriage, but outside of marriage it is the known cause of all kinds of other moral and social problems, including unwed pregnancy, the hardship of single-parent families, an increase in poverty due to single parents having to raise their children alone, the spread of AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, the proliferation of strip clubs, prostitution, rape, and murder. Free speech does not include pornography, and the pornography "industry" must be brought to an end.

  24. Re:1st Passengers of the VSS Enterprise on Shatner Aims for Real 'Star Trek' · · Score: 1

    Uh, didn't the chief engineer wear a red shirt through the entire series? I remember on episode where he got falling-down drunk, but that was about it.

    But yeah, if you got sent down to the planet as a security detail before the first commercial break, your odds of making it back up to the ship in one piece was not good, ;-)

  25. Re:Don't stop at just a power button on The Universal Off Button · · Score: 1

    yeah, no worse than setting off an actual mine in the street ;-)