The only thing that could've ruined this movie is if they placed Leo DeCaprio as Frodo.
Or cast N'Sync as Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin and Fatty, with Britney as Eowyn and Christina as Arwen Evenstar. Throw in Clooney as Strider and Stallone as Boromir, and you open the way for Jim Carrey and Gary Busey to steal the show as Legolas and Gimli. With Travolta as fearless leader Gandalf the Thetan, LOTR would have rivalled the Batman movie starring Adam West and Burt Ward for space in moviegoer's hearts.
It was a deep, dark night, in a deep, dark town.
In the deep, dark town, there was a deep, dark office park.
In the deep, dark office park, there was a deep, dark building.
In the deep, dark building, there was a deep, dark hall.
At the end of the deep, dark hall, there was a deep, dark stair.
At the bottom of the deep, dark stair, there was a deep, dark security door.
Behind the deep, dark security door, there was a deep, dark server room.
In the deep, dark server room, there was an
I can't comment from firsthand experience, since I have never loaded NS6x. The last few builds of Mozilla, on the other hand, have been quite speedy. As a personal preference, I still prefer Opera, though.
Not on my PC. P5-200, 32MB RAM, Win95 OSR2, Communicator would load pages much faster than IE4. IE4 would load several pages, getting slower each time until it would finally hang.
It depends, of course, on what you are comparing them to. Compare Netscape 4.x or greater against Opera or Lynx, and it will seem like a dog. (Been so long since I've used a version prior to Communicator, I can't really comment.) Compare it to Internet Explorer, and it'll hold its own nicely.
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Hopefully they'll have it ported to the iMac for women before too much longer.
Actually, the phrase "black eyes" comes to mind.
Or Virtual Valerie.
But does it make Julienne fries? That has been the clincher for selling products to Americans for as long as I can remember.
"This are not the bags you're looking for".
Don't you mean, "All your base are belong to us"?
Shouldn't that be, "Attack of the Trolls"?
Well, personally, I'd like to watch the show I tuned in to without commercials for upcoming shows being played over the dialog. Do you hear me, FOX?
...chief engineer urinates drunkenly on the packet switcher...
Yes, but what about urine acidity and volume?
Perhaps /. should require posters to have functional SHIFT keys on their keyboards before posting is allowed?
Doesn't it have a 3D animated dog to help with the search applet? Or was this just a rumor?
All I want is a jacket like McFly's in Back to the Future 2. Self-drying, self-sizing, yeah.
You don't have to humor me, Marge.
Well, it's pretty ingrained.
Neither. They are plastic.
I didn't need molded plastic to improve MY physique...Pure West. And how come Batman doesn't dance anymore? Remember the Batusi?
The only thing that could've ruined this movie is if they placed Leo DeCaprio as Frodo.
Or cast N'Sync as Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin and Fatty, with Britney as Eowyn and Christina as Arwen Evenstar. Throw in Clooney as Strider and Stallone as Boromir, and you open the way for Jim Carrey and Gary Busey to steal the show as Legolas and Gimli. With Travolta as fearless leader Gandalf the Thetan, LOTR would have rivalled the Batman movie starring Adam West and Burt Ward for space in moviegoer's hearts.
Wouldn't YOU be frightened to find an MCSE in YOUR server room?
Meddle not in the affairs of sysadmins, for they are quick to violence, and have no need for subtlety.
apologies to Prof. Tolkien
LOL. Now I have to figure out how to apply this idea to my server named "uranus".
It was a deep, dark night, in a deep, dark town.
In the deep, dark town, there was a deep, dark office park.
In the deep, dark office park, there was a deep, dark building.
In the deep, dark building, there was a deep, dark hall.
At the end of the deep, dark hall, there was a deep, dark stair.
At the bottom of the deep, dark stair, there was a deep, dark security door.
Behind the deep, dark security door, there was a deep, dark server room.
In the deep, dark server room, there was an
MCSE!!
Me? I'd just be interested in that nifty headpiece he wears.
Don't you mean HAIRPIECE? What? That's his real hair? Damn....
Homer: Check out the bowl-job, Marge.
I can't comment from firsthand experience, since I have never loaded NS6x. The last few builds of Mozilla, on the other hand, have been quite speedy. As a personal preference, I still prefer Opera, though.
Not on my PC. P5-200, 32MB RAM, Win95 OSR2, Communicator would load pages much faster than IE4. IE4 would load several pages, getting slower each time until it would finally hang.
It depends, of course, on what you are comparing them to. Compare Netscape 4.x or greater against Opera or Lynx, and it will seem like a dog. (Been so long since I've used a version prior to Communicator, I can't really comment.) Compare it to Internet Explorer, and it'll hold its own nicely.
Is DOS dead as in gone, kaput, never to be seen again in Redmond? Or is it gone, no longer there as in a major marketing point for Windows 95?
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Mosfet: "Omigod, RMS! I thought you were dead!"
RMS: "I was!"