Maybe they'll think "What the hell is the Canadian State Department?" (We keep changing department names every few years to confuse spies and Canadians, but it's never been called that.)
He could build a Lego vacuum-cleaner made of Lego, but that's like canabalism. Before he knew it, he'd have a Legoid-lifeform eating his other projects and growing stronger.
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So that's why that guy kept e-mailing me for time-machine parts. He wanted to use it to scoop Slashdot.
I imagine that a 64 bit CPU "die" done with 100mm logic might be a tad large. Lemme finish my Lego calculator and I'll give you some numbers. I do predict that the gigabyte DIMMs will really blow blocks.
The 400+ hits on my port 1147 today by that "validated swarming technology" show that it doesn't play well with the rest of the Internet. Poor social skills, needs more effort.
Remember that guys have trouble with colours outside the main rainbow colours. Indigo is on the border: it's on the rainbow and is a guy-colour, but not commonly used.
For real guys, Teal is that guy on SG-1, and we don't do tope.
So within that tight three-degrees community, how many are terrorists? (In six degrees of seperation, you're definitely connected to one.) I'm not sure if the guys who worked on Jar Jar qualify.
A few months ago, they caught a guy in Toronto cruising a neighbourhood, driving the wrong way on a one-way, stealing WiFi, to watch pr0n movies on his laptop, on the dash, with his pants down.
I'll wait for one with a built-in Tivo so I can skip the commercials. (Of course, skipping commercials is "like theft"--which makes a washroom break that much more satisfying, w0t!)
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Maybe they'll think "What the hell is the Canadian State Department?" (We keep changing department names every few years to confuse spies and Canadians, but it's never been called that.)
Make sure someone doesn't install a backdoor.
Or that hammer-throwing chick from the Apple 1984 commercial.
Electric Chocobo starts with a bit of Shadowy Men feel. Building a unified concert theme might be tricky.
He could build a Lego vacuum-cleaner made of Lego, but that's like canabalism. Before he knew it, he'd have a Legoid-lifeform eating his other projects and growing stronger.
So that's why that guy kept e-mailing me for time-machine parts. He wanted to use it to scoop Slashdot.
I imagine that a 64 bit CPU "die" done with 100mm logic might be a tad large. Lemme finish my Lego calculator and I'll give you some numbers. I do predict that the gigabyte DIMMs will really blow blocks.
Better put that number on the Really Really Do Not Call And We Mean It! list.
What's that in zorkmids, or do you take Flathead Express?
Bah! Back in my day, we played FTBL*** on DTSS and got to name our team whatever we wanted. (As long as it was uppercase only.) And yup, we liked it!
Oh! I wondered why it was better tasting but a bit crunchy recently.
The 400+ hits on my port 1147 today by that "validated swarming technology" show that it doesn't play well with the rest of the Internet. Poor social skills, needs more effort.
Useful when firing off a memo that really has to penetrate.
You can spell taupe and describe it? Aha!
Just wait until the action-figures hit the stores.
For real guys, Teal is that guy on SG-1, and we don't do tope.
So within that tight three-degrees community, how many are terrorists? (In six degrees of seperation, you're definitely connected to one.) I'm not sure if the guys who worked on Jar Jar qualify.
Some people have an unstoppable Will To Stupid.
I'll wait for one with a built-in Tivo so I can skip the commercials. (Of course, skipping commercials is "like theft"--which makes a washroom break that much more satisfying, w0t!)
I didn't think most places allowed in-dash video systems.
I wonder what the roaming charges would be for watching your local shows while away in Europe? :)
All those people who use the cellphone while driving to work, of course. Be afraid.
Will they catapult the Blue Man Group against the side of people's houses as part of the advertising?
How about piezo-electric panels that turn hailstone impacts into electricity?