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  1. fags! on Where Are You Publishing? · · Score: -1

    Fuck you twinks! He's a hairy biker bear up your asshole, slashdot faggots!

  2. I'd done it several dozen times prior. on Physics in the Movies · · Score: -1

    The urge had never come so quickly and
    uniquely on impulse.

    It could have been one of many factors, but this particular young man caught
    my eye. It was perhaps the flashy bright orange down vest he was sporting,
    designer jeans, the backwards baseball cap that read 'Lions' which he wore,
    or possibly the dirty blonde color of his short hairstyle in combination
    with a clean shaven jowl. Precisely at the moment I had decided to pay the
    tab on my Guest Check which read '$0.98 - Coffee' did I notice him across the
    crowded late night diner with several compatriots, all appearing to be in
    their early twenties. I left two dollars under the empty coffee mug, and
    waited outside for the group to finish up.

    11:43PM.
    I lit up a Dutch Master's cigarillo and waited.

    12:11AM.
    They emerged from the establishment. "Dude, we're going to party SO
    hard tonight yeah! You can drink now buddy!" loudly remarked one of the
    young man's larger acquaintances. A tall attractive young brunette female
    friend chimed in with "Todd, we're taking you to Synergy! YEAH!" They all
    participated in a collaborative and somewhat haphazardly group embrace. I
    followed at a brisk and delicate pace as to not attract attention to myself
    with my black knee-length raincoat fully buttoned. Interesting, a twenty-
    first birthday celebration. I could not help but become more intrigued as
    the group, centered around 'Todd' tread down several city blocks. Warm
    exhalings from the group were clearly visible in the crisp winter night air;
    they began piling into a mid-block building entrance. Having a one block
    distance on the group ensured that I was not noticed. I followed them inside
    as soon as I arrived at the entrance.

    The glass door read 'Synergy - Discotheque" and I entered only to find the
    entrance queue. It was completely empty. Todd and his cronies had already
    made it past the bouncer at the front of the queue. The large gutted bouncer
    asked for my ID, and I obviously complied and was allowed entrance to the
    main area, roughly the size of a small aircraft hangar pumping loud with
    hard trance beats. Legions upon legions of infantile young adults, some with
    pacifiers were dancing in the area, most probably gained underage entry with
    a fake ID. Todd's orange vest still clearly visible. I proceeded to the front
    left corner of the club where there were tables and ordered a gin and
    tonic, continuing to stare out onto the dance area. Perhaps two, maybe two
    and one half hours had elapsed when my opportunity was presented to me on a
    silver platter. It was clear that Todd was on a line of action to the left
    rear corner bathrooms, soaking in sweat.

    2:23AM. Inception.

    With much haste and finesse, I made my way to the rear of the club as well,
    entering the restroom moments prior to Todd. I deceptively pretended to
    straighten my appearance in the mirror, as three young men left the
    bathroom, only Todd and I remained. Hard trance beats were muffled but still
    quite loud. With much guile, I was able to lock the bolt on the restroom
    door, entrapping my newest curiosity without his knowledge. Standing at the
    urinal, I exerted a strike of quick and brute force to Todd's temple. Todd
    fell unconsciously, still pissing all over his jeans. I dragged his limp body
    about twenty meters to the corner of the standard handicapped toilet stall,
    and propped him up in that corner.

    2:24AM. Intended consequences.

    Peaceful. Unconscious. Todd reeks of Brut and Old Spice. I stared at him for
    some moments with serenity. I had several options at this point. I could
    have splashed a baseball cap full of chilled toilet water on his face to
    revive him. I decided that the risk was not acceptable, as my initial assault
    had only left his temple bleeding slightly. I confirmed with myself the
    usual method. I unsheathed the concealed skinning knife from my left ankle.
    With quick and exacting two flicks of my upper arm, Todd's larynx, just
    below the Adam's Apple was cleanly severed. Todd cast a small oval shape of
    skin and cartilage from the wound with an abrupt exhale. Todd gazed back in
    utter terror with fully dilated green eyes. Intentionally, the jugular was
    left intact.

    I of course preempted Todd's sudden shocking awakening by plunging the
    hooked razor end of the skinning knife into his left shoulder, and torqued
    the knife in a counter-clockwise manner by 45 degrees and retracted the
    blade from his upper pectoral. Several inches of tendon became lodged in the
    razor hook after I brutally tugged the twisted knife from him. All the while,
    Todd attempted to scream in agony, only succeeding in expelling several
    blood clots from his decimated voice box. Aside from that, Todd had no major
    blood loss and continued to force air and blood mist out of the gash in his
    neck, creating pleasant, barely audible wet whistling noises.

    Stepping forcefully on Todd's new shoulder wound, it was at this time that I
    opted to kick Todd several times with my other boot into his solar plexus;
    tenderizing the meat so to speak. After putting a latex glove on my left
    hand, I prodded the neck wound mercilessly with my index and middle finger.
    Todd continued to gasp through the neck wound, but was apparently starting
    to have trouble with a small amount of blood clotting at the hole.

    2:25AM. Finish the job.

    Todd was succumbing to nervous shock. This was the integral and necessary
    time to finish off my thesis. I submerged the blade deep into his abdominal
    diaphragm with the blade along his body's line of symmetry with several
    sawing motions as Todd writhed in utter agony, helpless with his shoulder
    wound still pinned under my left foot. Sawing probably a good four inches
    under the second stab wound, I jerked and twisted the blade in various
    speeds and degrees of forcefulness as Todd's eyes rolled back into his skull.
    Whether or not my blade's final quick lunge into the heart was the final end
    to his life, it had not phased his crumpled person. Todd is now dead.

    2:25:30AM. The cleanup and departure.

    Stepping on the shoulder wound had left my boot sole a bloody mess.
    Fortunately, this had prevented any significant accumulation of bleeding on
    the floor from Todd. I ruthlessly cleaned the sole with the parts of Todd's
    orange goose down vest which were still clean. I also wiped the blade clean
    on the vest. Because of the liberal size of the handicapped stall, the
    atrocity was not noticeable with the stall door closed. So, I propped his
    dead body into a sitting position on the toilet, his feet and legs virtually
    clean with the exception of some piss stains. I locked the stall from the
    inside and crawled under the stall door's gap. I pocketed the latex glove
    after rinsing it clean with warm water. Checking the bathroom in triplicate
    for potential incriminating evidence yielded nothing else. I unlocked the
    bathroom door and fled.

    2:27AM. Gin and tonic.

    There was some gin and tonic left in my glass. I finished it and left. The
    barmaid yelled "LAST CALL!"

  3. fuck you twinks on Physics in the Movies · · Score: -1

    single digit post, faggot motherfuckers.

  4. please ignore, I am only testing on What is the Right Patent Policy? · · Score: 0

    ignore. thanks.

  5. The desktop-revolution stays where it is on Spanish Province Dist-Upgrades · · Score: -1, Troll

    Even the most die-hard Linux desktop advocates will agree that man-hours spent maintaining Linux as a desktop solution will probably exceed the cost of Windows licenses. It's a pity that they'll figure this out the hard way. I revert back to the old saying: "Linux is only free if your time is worth nothing," and well, the school system will be paying people to configure Linux desktops, chief.

  6. Yes, It's true on Earth to...Earth? Are you there? · · Score: 0

    Or at least he claims that smaller planets may be discovered through indirect light-blocking means within five years.

  7. Don't forget.. on FreeDOS · · Score: 0

    It's a hell of a lot easier for newbies to write plain assembler for DOS, not to mention most x86 assembler books are best used with DOS and something like NASM-IDE.

  8. Cincom Smalltalk on What Makes a Powerful Programming Language? · · Score: 0

    'nuff said.

  9. More Old CPU Manuals on What Kind of Books do You Want? · · Score: 0

    Things like old 6502 and Z80 opcode manuals are pretty scarce. I know lots of aspiring young engineers could use them. Just an idea, because many of the useful ones are out of print and unavailable. I realize most of the info is available online, but there's really nothing like a nice hard copy.

  10. You know, you bring up an excellent point. on Good News On Two Open-Codec Fronts · · Score: 0

    Just 5 years ago, MP3 was for the most part, in the same position that DivX ;-) seems to be right now. Then, hardware MP3 decoder chipsets were pretty rare, and weren't in use with consumer protables and such. People only played MP3 files on thier PCs. Now people have MP3 CD players and Rio-like devices. Perhaps when DivX ;-) becomes more standardized, hardware companies will want to manufacture hardware DivX ;-) decoders in order to alleviate this bottleneck. I remember how much my Pentium 100 machine flew once I bought an MPEGI/II decoder card. It certainly would kick ass to have set-top DivX ;-) players, doncha think?

  11. Re:Future Crew on The Assembly In Review · · Score: 0

    Everybody from the Future Crew _except_ Skaven rocks hardcore. Purple Motion forever.

  12. Re:Second Reality demo (1993) is still the best. on The Assembly In Review · · Score: -1

    except that Skaven looks like a fucking prune and makes crappy music.

  13. Excellent. on MathML 2.0 Becomes W3C Proposed Recommendation · · Score: 1

    Now I can write

    Sigma n=0 -> Infinity ((x^n))/(n!) = e^x

    without seeming utterly mad! Muahahaha!

  14. Replace DVD? No. Find its niche? Absolutely. on "D-VHS": Will it replace DVD? · · Score: 2

    The reason why it will not replace DVD is because DVD are convenient in their on-the-fly chapter seeking, and up to 60X fast forward and rewind. I cannot imagine DVHS bieng able to do this seeking quicky and efficiency without causing some tape damage.

    I do, however, think that D-VHS will become popular because of its massive storage capability. Yes folks, as much as I hate to say it, even though I love my S-VHS prosumer player, I would rather have something like D-VHS for taping shows of of HDTV or general purpose standard TV.

  15. Re:license on Boogie Bass Hacked · · Score: 1

    That notion is rediculous in itself. Once you own this, it provides no other service but its pleasing singing melody.

  16. Interesting on 3D GUI Project · · Score: 1

    Although I think this could save space on the desktop, I'm not sure its really necessary.

  17. damn on College Board AP CompSci Exam Will Be In Java · · Score: 1

    I've never even heard of a high school that teaches Java. Only BASIC and C were at mine.

  18. At last. on U.S. Allows Sale of Half-Meter Satellite Photos · · Score: 1

    Half meter photos of Natalie Portman sunbathing topless on the beach! Kick ass!

  19. Bodka on Mir Likely To Be Deorbited [Updated] · · Score: 1

    I vant vodka! Nyet Jack Daniels.

  20. Re:Digital Convergence.... on Digital Convergence Likes Hackers (?) · · Score: 1

    Nah, she's ugly because she's in a church of God.

  21. Re:I am converted on More On The Mac and Unix · · Score: 1

    Please, folks. Unfortunately, I'm hearing these kind of simple unresearched claims, that aren't true. The BeOS kernel was written from scratch at Be Inc. You can read a simple cronology of how Be Inc., the BeOS itself, and the BeBox were created, at the front of the BeOS Bible.
    Impressive as it is, it's not based on BSD work!

    http://free.be.com/ , or be cool, and buy the Pro version.

  22. Re:Hmmm on PowerPC Linux Beats Apple To Full G4 SMP Support · · Score: 1

    Alas, Apple hardware is propietary. In order to write software for a chipset that you have no specs for, it must be reverse engineered. Therefore, in the eyes of Be, reverse engineering is kinda shady and unprofessional, and we get to use no more new Apple hardware.

    Perhaps, after 10 years have passes, Apple will release specs for B&W G3 machines.

  23. Re:(OT) mad moderators on NBC Signs Up To Broadcast "Destination Mir" · · Score: 1

    This is slightly off topic from your post, but I enjoy reading Troll and Flamebait posts. They're funny.

  24. Re:Prosumer OS on MacOS X Beta Sneak Preview · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately, Aqua is looking super childish.

  25. Re:It'll be at least a year before Mac OS X matter on MacOS X Beta Sneak Preview · · Score: 1

    Heh, you need Norton? Lameass.