I go to Northern Illinois University, and I could be able to shine some light onto this. The way it's working apparently (I don't know first-hand because it's only being tested out in one dorm--not mine) is that you can download as much as you want, but if you want to transfer the file onto a portable player or burn onto a CD, you have to purchase it. I'm hoping the TV selection is good on there. Our cable sucks ass here...
1) Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid One of my teachers in high school told us about the contest he had in college about finding the worst movie ever made, and this one won out for him. It's amazingly horrible, so I was in agreement with him for a while, until I saw: 2) The Terror of Tiny Town. It's your typical run-of-the-mill Spaghetti Western, but with a twist: the cast is entirely midgets. The set is full sized, and the acting is so bad, it's comical. 3) The Stuff My friend in said class above disagreed with our teacher's opinion on the worst movie ever made, and he handed me this on DVD. I started believing him for a while, but the other two are worse. However, a bad 80's B Horror movie is still a bad movie, and this is a good example of one.
So there you have it: my three submissions for the worst movie ever made.
Snyder's Hot Buffalo Wing Potato Chips. Holy Christ. It's like they took a bunch of regular ridged chips, wiped 'em along the sides of long discarded Domino's Pizza buffalo wing boxes, sacked 'em up and shipped 'em into the stomachs of unsuspecting chicken and potato fans nationwide. Most people would have a hard enough time picturing a chicken-flavored potato chip that sounds remotely palatable, but even if you can, it's not this.
I, too, have come across these, and at my old high school at that. However, this was quite possibly the best-sounding flavor. How about dill pickle flavored chips? Or how about Coney Dog flavored chips? Trust me, you got the best of the bunch. Stick to Snyder's pretzels and nothing more.
The latest wave of copyright lawsuits brought by the Recording Industry Association of America on behalf of recording companies marks the first time the trade group has targeted computer users swapping music files over university networks.
I saw a story almost a year ago in the Chicago Tribune about a couple of Northwestern students getting sued by the RIAA for file swapping.
I don't want a G5 on my lap anyway. It'd make me feel guilty, having that much power in a small package while other people can't even get it in a PC tower. Oh, and I don't want to burn my lap.
If you're a pot smoker, you can never be a rocket scientist--or maybe. If you've seen some of the things they've done recently....Here's a good one. I built the mars rover in feet, but I programmed it in meters. Instead of landing, fucker buried! $185 million WHOOPSIE!
1) Forget having to run Warp Pipe and offer a genuine network adaptor and build a network for the GameCube. It allows for a new source of possible revenue for Nintendo and would possibly get 3rd party developers to come up with exclusive features for GameCube games, which brings me to...
2) ("The company proclaimed that the Game Boy Advance would be a 'Trojan horse' for the GameCube - but that Trojan horse never opened because very few game designers have figured out cool ways to take advantage of that connectivity.")
How about using the feature on sports games to call plays (football games), change lines (hockey games), or change general strategy. It could come in handy for racing games as well, allowing the user to effectively determine what he/she wants done on pit stops (tire compound change, adjustments--could come in handy for a possible NASCAR game). There are countless other applications for this idea of using the Game Boy Advance and its screen to revolutionize how console gamers play games, as well as catch both Sony and M$ with their pants down.
Crap, everyone else in the world gets cool racing (touring car, observed trials, WRC, etc.) and we get Billy Bob's Go Fast, Turn Left Extravaganza.
You're not looking hard enough. Speed Channel sponsors the SCCA/Speed Touring/GT series. They're great races, and they actually turn right sometimes. You could always look for an SCCA race in your reigon, as well. And don't forget the US Grand Prix. See? We do get F1...
I remember playing this in the arcades. That was an awesome game. However, I was never fortunate enough to own a DC or know anyone with a DC that would actually give this game a shot. Perhaps I should look for a DC and Rush 2049 on eBay somewhere.
I haven't eaten at McDonald's for two and a half months. I stopped eating there after I quit working there. If this iTunes deal came to McDonald's, I would not only start eating there again, but I'd put up with insults from my friends for being a McBitch and work there again.
I tend to disagree with you. Unfortunately, I am stuck with using AOL when I'm at home (thankfully I'm at college), and I've shut down the said ports that are open for this to happen once or twice, and after a while, i start to get the damn messages again. You have no idea how sick and tired I was of AOL. Once again, I'm happy I'm at college.
If you want to read more into this, there's a chapter of Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser entitled "McTeachers and Coke Dudes" that goes in-depth into how many corporations there are out there meddling in today's schools. The chapter goes on to tell how some corporations go as far as providing textbooks to promote their agendas or make kids think that a certain corporation is good. If that's not enough for parents to home-school their kids, I don't know what is.
Apple claims that 128kbps AAC encoding provides quality almost indistiguishable from the original, much better than a 128kbps MP3. I went into an Apple Store recently, and I sampled the difference in the two formats. 128k AAC sounded about as lossless as a 192k MP3 of the same song. I wonder how my CD's will sound in 192k AAC...
I have read about people who have ran into Ralph Lauren while he was driving. A particular story I have heard is about a guy chasing him down on his motorcycle after seeing a Porsche 959 fly right by him, and, of course, it's Lauren. Just because the car isn't street-legal doesn't mean that they won't take their nice, fast cars out for a drive every once in a while...
This group argues that, if its members are prohibited from calling people who do not want to be called, then two million telemarketers will lose their jobs. Of course, you could use pretty much the same reasoning to argue that laws against mugging cause unemployment among muggers. But that would be unfair. Muggers rarely intrude into your home.
If muggers intrude into your home, aren't they not merely muggers but burglars now?
However, I'd like to see it go a step further and accomidate something that dispenses either hot or cold caffeinated goodies. Let's see one of these as a case mod centerpiece...
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I go to Northern Illinois University, and I could be able to shine some light onto this. The way it's working apparently (I don't know first-hand because it's only being tested out in one dorm--not mine) is that you can download as much as you want, but if you want to transfer the file onto a portable player or burn onto a CD, you have to purchase it. I'm hoping the TV selection is good on there. Our cable sucks ass here...
1) Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid One of my teachers in high school told us about the contest he had in college about finding the worst movie ever made, and this one won out for him. It's amazingly horrible, so I was in agreement with him for a while, until I saw:
2) The Terror of Tiny Town. It's your typical run-of-the-mill Spaghetti Western, but with a twist: the cast is entirely midgets. The set is full sized, and the acting is so bad, it's comical.
3) The Stuff My friend in said class above disagreed with our teacher's opinion on the worst movie ever made, and he handed me this on DVD. I started believing him for a while, but the other two are worse. However, a bad 80's B Horror movie is still a bad movie, and this is a good example of one.
So there you have it: my three submissions for the worst movie ever made.
...so is Poker.
I also think that we go to the same University. If my URL matches where you go, please say something.
I stand corrected. I'm glad that I've never had to see those, let alone taste them, here in the states.
Snyder's Hot Buffalo Wing Potato Chips. Holy Christ. It's like they took a bunch of regular ridged chips, wiped 'em along the sides of long discarded Domino's Pizza buffalo wing boxes, sacked 'em up and shipped 'em into the stomachs of unsuspecting chicken and potato fans nationwide. Most people would have a hard enough time picturing a chicken-flavored potato chip that sounds remotely palatable, but even if you can, it's not this.
I, too, have come across these, and at my old high school at that. However, this was quite possibly the best-sounding flavor. How about dill pickle flavored chips? Or how about Coney Dog flavored chips? Trust me, you got the best of the bunch. Stick to Snyder's pretzels and nothing more.
The latest wave of copyright lawsuits brought by the Recording Industry Association of America on behalf of recording companies marks the first time the trade group has targeted computer users swapping music files over university networks.
I saw a story almost a year ago in the Chicago Tribune about a couple of Northwestern students getting sued by the RIAA for file swapping.
I don't want a G5 on my lap anyway. It'd make me feel guilty, having that much power in a small package while other people can't even get it in a PC tower. Oh, and I don't want to burn my lap.
You could get one of these.
Is my home good enough?
If you're a pot smoker, you can never be a rocket scientist--or maybe. If you've seen some of the things they've done recently. ...Here's a good one. I built the mars rover in feet, but I programmed it in meters. Instead of landing, fucker buried! $185 million WHOOPSIE!
Would you pay $20 to see a movie? Probably not.
Give the MPAA some time, and the $20 movie just might become a reality.
1) Forget having to run Warp Pipe and offer a genuine network adaptor and build a network for the GameCube. It allows for a new source of possible revenue for Nintendo and would possibly get 3rd party developers to come up with exclusive features for GameCube games, which brings me to... 2) ("The company proclaimed that the Game Boy Advance would be a 'Trojan horse' for the GameCube - but that Trojan horse never opened because very few game designers have figured out cool ways to take advantage of that connectivity.") How about using the feature on sports games to call plays (football games), change lines (hockey games), or change general strategy. It could come in handy for racing games as well, allowing the user to effectively determine what he/she wants done on pit stops (tire compound change, adjustments--could come in handy for a possible NASCAR game). There are countless other applications for this idea of using the Game Boy Advance and its screen to revolutionize how console gamers play games, as well as catch both Sony and M$ with their pants down.
If so, I will hopefully see it here
"yo-ho-ho-and-a-bottle-of-rum"
Today, it's "yo-ho-ho-and-a-bottle-of-Bawls," savvy?
Crap, everyone else in the world gets cool racing (touring car, observed trials, WRC, etc.) and we get Billy Bob's Go Fast, Turn Left Extravaganza.
You're not looking hard enough. Speed Channel sponsors the SCCA/Speed Touring/GT series. They're great races, and they actually turn right sometimes. You could always look for an SCCA race in your reigon, as well. And don't forget the US Grand Prix. See? We do get F1...
I remember playing this in the arcades. That was an awesome game. However, I was never fortunate enough to own a DC or know anyone with a DC that would actually give this game a shot. Perhaps I should look for a DC and Rush 2049 on eBay somewhere.
I haven't eaten at McDonald's for two and a half months. I stopped eating there after I quit working there. If this iTunes deal came to McDonald's, I would not only start eating there again, but I'd put up with insults from my friends for being a McBitch and work there again.
I tend to disagree with you. Unfortunately, I am stuck with using AOL when I'm at home (thankfully I'm at college), and I've shut down the said ports that are open for this to happen once or twice, and after a while, i start to get the damn messages again. You have no idea how sick and tired I was of AOL. Once again, I'm happy I'm at college.
If you want to read more into this, there's a chapter of Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser entitled "McTeachers and Coke Dudes" that goes in-depth into how many corporations there are out there meddling in today's schools. The chapter goes on to tell how some corporations go as far as providing textbooks to promote their agendas or make kids think that a certain corporation is good. If that's not enough for parents to home-school their kids, I don't know what is.
Apple claims that 128kbps AAC encoding provides quality almost indistiguishable from the original, much better than a 128kbps MP3.
I went into an Apple Store recently, and I sampled the difference in the two formats. 128k AAC sounded about as lossless as a 192k MP3 of the same song. I wonder how my CD's will sound in 192k AAC...
"Hell froze over. Introducing iTunes for Windows. The best Windows app ever." ...sounds about right to me...
Where should I post my address so that it attracts spam?
pr0n sites, perhaps?
I have read about people who have ran into Ralph Lauren while he was driving. A particular story I have heard is about a guy chasing him down on his motorcycle after seeing a Porsche 959 fly right by him, and, of course, it's Lauren. Just because the car isn't street-legal doesn't mean that they won't take their nice, fast cars out for a drive every once in a while...
This group argues that, if its members are prohibited from calling people who do not want to be called, then two million telemarketers will lose their jobs. Of course, you could use pretty much the same reasoning to argue that laws against mugging cause unemployment among muggers. But that would be unfair. Muggers rarely intrude into your home.
If muggers intrude into your home, aren't they not merely muggers but burglars now?
However, I'd like to see it go a step further and accomidate something that dispenses either hot or cold caffeinated goodies. Let's see one of these as a case mod centerpiece...