Warcraft 3 is awesome. A guy in my office was a beta tester, who "shared his experience" with the rest of us.
The elf units are probably the most creative. Their "lifeforce" type magics are very inventive. And there's nothing quite like uprooting all of your tree buildings and attacking your enemies' base.
You can enter text via keyboard faster than handwriting EVERY day of the week. Get with the times Apple, nobody but idiot managers want handwriting software.
In broadcasting 101 we learn about the concept of "time-shifting", whereby a person can use their VCR to record something that is on earlier and watch it later, in order to accomodate their schedule.
If I didn't have a VCR, I wouldn't be watching any TV at all, because of the unfortunate times that my favorite shows come on. Then the advertisers wouldn't be seen by me at all.
Of course, my and your tv watching habits will never show up on the nielsens. Untrustworthy statistics, or media conspiracy? You decide.
We can safely dispose of contaminating bacteria by rubbing handfuls of goo over half-naked chicks in a hot room illuminated by blue lights, and then having them do the same to us.
It's one of those things where you just do it, and then later regret it. "Damn, I shouldn't have given out my address. That was stupid!" And so on. At least, that's what happens to me.
If your job sucks, quit. Then find another job. It may seem simplistic, but it's worked for me, and several of my friends. To paraphrase the words of Daniel Quinn, "If you're tired of building someone else's pyramid, WALK AWAY."
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You've all just been suckered into angry posts! Congradulations!
Watching this movie was like taking a very bumpy rollercoaster ride, it was scare, breathe, scare, breathe.
My biggest problem with it is that everytime there was an opportunity to make you jump, the director took it. There was almost no suspence. It reminded me a lot of the game.
And while it _would've_ been better had Romero done it, it was still a pretty good movie. There was a plot (albeit a simple one) and everything. I would recommend this if you liked Soldier, Aliens, or The Crow.
This won't work for the same reason that communism doesn't work. There are too many people who are greedy, manipulative jerks, and more often than not they will take advantage of the rest of us.
Perhaps if you set up your computer service like a secret society this would work. Then you'd have to know all the users, and would be able to track everything. It would be like the Masons, only with computers.
Warcraft 3 is awesome. A guy in my office was a beta tester, who "shared his experience" with the rest of us.
The elf units are probably the most creative. Their "lifeforce" type magics are very inventive. And there's nothing quite like uprooting all of your tree buildings and attacking your enemies' base.
Looks like American Towel Day is the first Thursday after May 11, British Towel Day is May 25th.
2 Towel Days are better than one.
You can enter text via keyboard faster than handwriting EVERY day of the week. Get with the times Apple, nobody but idiot managers want handwriting software.
Whoops, here comes my boss...
In broadcasting 101 we learn about the concept of "time-shifting", whereby a person can use their VCR to record something that is on earlier and watch it later, in order to accomodate their schedule.
If I didn't have a VCR, I wouldn't be watching any TV at all, because of the unfortunate times that my favorite shows come on. Then the advertisers wouldn't be seen by me at all.
Of course, my and your tv watching habits will never show up on the nielsens. Untrustworthy statistics, or media conspiracy? You decide.
We can safely dispose of contaminating bacteria by rubbing handfuls of goo over half-naked chicks in a hot room illuminated by blue lights, and then having them do the same to us.
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Stop pushing, I'm going first!
Rabbits have taken over Australia in much the same way. Rabbits are a serious problem for Australia. At least they're good eatin' though...
Revolution OS has been playing for over a month, on and off on the Sundance Channel. Set your TiVo tonight, and you'll be set!
It's one of those things where you just do it, and then later regret it. "Damn, I shouldn't have given out my address. That was stupid!" And so on. At least, that's what happens to me.
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While you're working at home, make sure to lose those extra, unsightly pounds! Burn the fat away!
Since I have a habit of stealing beer mugs (you've done it too, admit it!), I should have a whole set of these at my place soon. Schweet!
If your job sucks, quit. Then find another job. It may seem simplistic, but it's worked for me, and several of my friends. To paraphrase the words of Daniel Quinn, "If you're tired of building someone else's pyramid, WALK AWAY."
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You've all just been suckered into angry posts! Congradulations!
I just went to google, searched for xenu.net, and it showed up. If it was unlisted, it seems to be listed again.
Watching this movie was like taking a very bumpy rollercoaster ride, it was scare, breathe, scare, breathe.
My biggest problem with it is that everytime there was an opportunity to make you jump, the director took it. There was almost no suspence. It reminded me a lot of the game.
And while it _would've_ been better had Romero done it, it was still a pretty good movie. There was a plot (albeit a simple one) and everything. I would recommend this if you liked Soldier, Aliens, or The Crow.
And it had a nuclear decay generator.
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Perhaps cooler heads DO prevail.
Here's some links.
http://www.bessereweltlinks.de/english/book44h.
The courts in Anchorage, AK threw out unmanned radar, probably on the same grounds as this.
No harm, no foul, I guess.
We'd better get a head start rolling out the laws banning using these while driving.
You know some people...
This won't work for the same reason that communism doesn't work. There are too many people who are greedy, manipulative jerks, and more often than not they will take advantage of the rest of us.
Perhaps if you set up your computer service like a secret society this would work. Then you'd have to know all the users, and would be able to track everything. It would be like the Masons, only with computers.
All is for naught unless adequate enforcement is supplied. So far, all we have is the option to sue over copyright infringement.