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  1. Sponge on Viruses: More Hype than Danger? · · Score: -1

    Sponge's can contract virii. Linux is similar to sponges. It starts small then grows so large that it is killed by industry.

  2. Unicron on Transforming Orbit Into A Wasteland · · Score: -1

    Unicron's head is in orbit. He's a transformer.

  3. Re:hi there on The Culture of CD Burning · · Score: -1

    The head of the Galactic
    Confederation (76 planets around
    larger stars visible from here)
    (founded 95,000,000 yrs ago, very space opera)
    solved overpopulation (250 billion
    or so per planet -- 178 billion on
    average) by mass implanting.
    He caused people to be brought to
    Teegeeack (Earth) and put an H Bomb
    on the principal volcanoes (Incident 2)
    and then the Pacific area ones
    were taken in boxes to Hawaii
    and the Atlantic Area ones to
    Las Palmas and there "packaged."
    His name was Xenu. He used
    renegades. Various misleading
    data by means of circuits etc.
    was placed in the implants.
    When through with his crime Loyal Officers
    (to the people) captured him
    after 6 years of battle
    and put him in an electronic
    mountain trap where he still
    is. "They" are gone. The place (Confed.)
    has since been a desert.

  4. Re:poetry to the rescue on Coding Fair Use · · Score: -1

    C = C++ ;

  5. Re:USB? on Transmeta Powered High-End Portable? · · Score: -1

    Good job getting a slash-article through. I kneel to you.

  6. USB? on Transmeta Powered High-End Portable? · · Score: -1

    USB means universal serial bus?? really?!

  7. Mool on Mixing Gigabit, Copper, and Linux · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Jabvek! Clostobba. Yoy mool.

  8. kluck kluck on Interview With id Software's Robert A. Duffy · · Score: -1

    Daffy Duck is on his way!! Make room for the toad hunters.

  9. Re:Look, Ma on Copyright [CBDTPA] Bill Universally Rejected · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I can't believe it's not butter!

  10. Canada on New Clie Handhelds · · Score: 0, Troll

    Boo-hoo!

  11. Hubbard on Google Relists Operation Clambake · · Score: 0

    This solution will never work. Listen to L. Ron Hubbard's advice. "Mankind will never be greater than [censored]."

  12. Sad on The Sad Parable of OS/2 · · Score: 0

    Elron Hubbard is the Way!

  13. Re:Question? on Musical Machines Gain Recognition · · Score: 0

    Can someone please post that Slashdot parody of Eminem's song?

    k thanks,
    Crypto

  14. Linux on Musical Machines Gain Recognition · · Score: 0

    You better recognize!

  15. you can't say that on television on Toonami Producer on Editing Process · · Score: 0

    [Censor'd]

  16. Toys for Geeks on DesignTechnica Reviews Motorola Accompli 009 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    When I worked for (a large paging company starting with the letter S and ending in L), an employee pointed out to me that highly-integrated communications devices are stuff for geeks. I believed him. Do plumbers carry around Palm Pilots with cellphones attached? No. They have those old 1993 Motorola pagers that cost $3.95 a month. So my advice is, stop trying to upgrade to the latest greatest toy and get to work.

  17. yes! on IEEE Computing Covers Freenet · · Score: -1

    Bow to the IEEE! You must join!! It holds all your #includes!

  18. Must I? on Allchin Admits MSFT Violated the Law · · Score: -1

    There is no reason to subscribe to Slashdot. The content is free anyway! Just ignore the ads.

    -Crypto

  19. Re:real wargaming on Table Top Fusion Courtesy of Tiny Bubbles · · Score: -1

    LOL. I tried getting into Warhammer 40K a few years ago, but my imagination wasn't up to it. Plus, those little unpainted army men are just too expensive.

  20. Re:The Escape of Egg Troll!! on The Teddy Borg is Alive! · · Score: -1

    I was born in a small hospital outside Portland in 1974. I was a rather large newborn, about 14 pounds. My mother thought I would grow to be 300 pounds by age 10. She was right. Now that I am 27, I weigh in at 715 pounds. My height is 4 feet 8 inches. Sometimes I try hiring a prostitute to play "games" with me, but they often decline my job offer. This has caused me great anguish since I first met a hooker at age 11. Now, I no longer attempt to find hookers to please my sausage. The internet has fulfilled my dreams. In 1999, I was introduced to Slashdot. There I met great people just like me: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda and Jon Katz. I gained great encouragement from them as they bore their testimony to me. I learned they too had a difficult time hiring hookers simply because of their massive, gravitational weight. Rob explained how he overcame his desire to buy hookers by learning the technique of "kernel compiling." This advanced Native-American sexual act is performed by compacting handfuls of corn grain into the anus. After a few moments of settling, the corn grain begins to stimulate the prostate. Eventually, the grain will begin expanding due to the moisture of the anus. Often the sensation of gerbeling (inserting a rodent into the anus) is described as the feeling. Rob said he performed a kernel compile "every other day" until a hooker was the last person on his mind. Corn became his new play toy. Unfortunately, Rob began having violent erections at the mere thought of vegetables. His friend Jon "Vegan" Katz, came to the rescue by offering to desensitize him with man-sausage. (You know what I mean by man sausage.) Now Rob is neither attracted to hookers nor vegetables. Katz is a great guy. He offered me support too. As a teenager, he started gaining weight. By the age of 20, Katz weighed 500 pounds! But he learned that weight doesn't affect sexual desire one bit!! He still continued to attend all the gay "movie parties" at the local theatre. During matinee showings of Rock and Roll High School, he would make out with all the hot fat guys in the back of the theatre. Sometimes Katz even had "bathroom breaks." This really intrigued me that a guy who weighed 500+ pounds didn't feel ashamed about his homosexuality. I had the chance to meet Katz at a Portland book signing last year. We had dinner together and discussed my issues with female hookers. He persuaded me to try man-sausage for just one night. I agreed. It wasn't what I expected, though. Without going into many details, Katz just thrusted his tool down my throat until he was gratified. Then, he went down on my tool. I never ejaculated because I was just plain horrified at the time. Katz apologized for his straightforwardness. I apologized for not really being "gay enough" for his taste of men. But we talked more after that. Now we correspond occasionally and plan to meet again in Las Vegas at Comdex 2002. Though I never turned to the hardcore gay lifestyle of Katz, my desire for cheap hookers declined after we met. I owe Katz a big debt for his help.

  21. Re:Pirst Frost on 42 Worlds in 32 Days · · Score: -1

    We need more coffee in this place. I smell Spring coming.

  22. beer on Jef Raskin Talks Skins · · Score: -1

    Dude, can I buy you a beer? you are elite.

  23. Happy on Two Approaches to the Next-Generation Desktop · · Score: -1

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  24. Boobooo!!!! on KT-Tech Sound Compression - Music at 32 Kbit/s · · Score: -1

    Hey what's up? Can I come over for dinner tonight? I'll bring some Kraft Dinner.

    love,

    Crypto

  25. Hey, come on back on Seti@Home Bandwidth Problems · · Score: -1

    I would like to announce that I am running a SETI search at my facility. It doesn't suffer from Earth-based noise.