There are many other neat things on this guy's website besides the Eschers, most notably these mathetical scultupes and Rodin's Thinker. From the Rodin's Thinker project: This took a lot of work, despite starting from computer-generated instructions based on photographs (actually the programming was nearly half of the project). Cool!
It's rumored that many Pentium 4 designers poured malt liquor on the first processors to honor their dead homies. However, upon further investigation, only traces of Zima were found.
You're not a whore! Karma isn't an addiction! I used to suck toes for crack! Now that's an addiction! Uncle Danny used to snort toilet bowl cleaner, and you're bitchin' about your Karma. Do you really think this is going to get you anywhere in the world, DJ? And no, I don't care How Rude I am Stephanie, so shut the hell up! [And then in an aside to the audience]: You can thank the writers for that one.
What can I say? It took CowboyNeal a lot of booze/drugs to make me pretend I'm Bob Saget with my personality split between his roles on Half Baked, Full House, and America's Funniest Home Videos. Needless to say, it worked.
Who said I was trying similar? I don't remember anything that said I had to be similar. Oh, so that's what I've been missing all along! All posts are supposed to be similar. Thanks for letting me know.
Next time I tell the story, I'll be sure to make sure it is more similar to the topic I'm relating it to.
(See I wasn't trying to metaphorically satirize the post verbatim, so... never mind.. it's only karma...)
Microsoft recently offered to give me a free Xbox. My first response was "Sweet!" But I knew there had to be catch, so I asked the MS Rep what strings were attached. "None whatsoever," he replied, "all you have to do is pay for it."
wondering if at the next turn something would poke its head out
like being at a cheap amusement park
Is it just me or do these two statements contradict each other? I cannot guess how many times I've actually paid money to enter an amusement park, and before I know it some stupid character pokes its head out at the next turn. That is when I realize that it is a cheap amusement park.
Progress Quest (www.progressquest.com) is the perfect game for the workplace. It's online, can appear as if it is work-oriented and important (when not in 3d mode), massively multiplayer, and, best of all, a free download!
I've managed to spend time with my wife and 3 kids, work 8 hour days (plus 1 hour commute each way), work a part-time job, and still have enough time to play and maintain a level 50 character.
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His reply and use of a racial epithet begged my reply. But of course it is always easier to snipe...
Try "spelled" next time rather than describing a type of food, idiot. But I guess you are too 1334 to care anyways. Oh, and it's a plus +3, funny.
What do you expect from a guy whose handle is "k0osh.CEOofCLIT"?
I meant 'sculptures', not 'scultupes'.
There are many other neat things on this guy's website besides the Eschers, most notably these mathetical scultupes and Rodin's Thinker. From the Rodin's Thinker project: This took a lot of work, despite starting from computer-generated instructions based on photographs (actually the programming was nearly half of the project). Cool!
It's rumored that many Pentium 4 designers poured malt liquor on the first processors to honor their dead homies. However, upon further investigation, only traces of Zima were found.
Yeah, thank God we have phlebotomy (blood-letting) to treat West Nile or we would really be screwed.
Anti-gravity, holodecks, and transporters.
What can I say? It took CowboyNeal a lot of booze/drugs to make me pretend I'm Bob Saget with my personality split between his roles on Half Baked, Full House, and America's Funniest Home Videos. Needless to say, it worked.
Next time I tell the story, I'll be sure to make sure it is more similar to the topic I'm relating it to.
(See I wasn't trying to metaphorically satirize the post verbatim, so ... never mind.. it's only karma...)
Microsoft recently offered to give me a free Xbox. My first response was "Sweet!" But I knew there had to be catch, so I asked the MS Rep what strings were attached. "None whatsoever," he replied, "all you have to do is pay for it."
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I'm not sure whether or not you could use iChat to chat with ICQ firends; but you perhaps could chat with friends on ICQ.
But isn't FreeBSD (off which Mac OS X is based) older than one year?
Goddamn that was witty.
Yes, but it only works if you buy its upgrade pack, currently codenamed 'Jesus'.
In other news, Windows has released a competing OS codenamed 'God'.
and stop the countdown a few seconds before it destroys itself. And change the webpage to a HAL 9000 quote.
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Considering that I don't sleep naked when my friends spend the night.
Progress Quest (www.progressquest.com) is the perfect game for the workplace. It's online, can appear as if it is work-oriented and important (when not in 3d mode), massively multiplayer, and, best of all, a free download!
I've managed to spend time with my wife and 3 kids, work 8 hour days (plus 1 hour commute each way), work a part-time job, and still have enough time to play and maintain a level 50 character.