Then, punters are automatically connected to an available cab driver in their area before the prospective passenger tells the cabbie exactly where they are.
Why do only certain football players get to use the system? (said the ignorant, yet cocky American)
If anyone played this NES game (I'm pretty sure it was endorsed by clemens, or some other good pitcher') It only had his permission, so they changed all the names of every single major league player slightly, which made it quite hilarious to figure out who was who.
I can see this game being entertaining for the first week, but I've watched it being played and found myself quite uninterested, after having seen the various obligitory guns and stuff. I recommend renting the game before you buy it, unless you have a short attention span and are easily amused.
Gimme a RPG/strategy game with a real plot over this anyday.
I have a Sprint Kyocera that I got for free for some xmas deal. (on the back it says CDMA by Qualcomm)
It's a nice model, generally, for those who just want a easy to use phone and not a camera/messenging system/web browser.
I love the indiglo backlighting is has. Very easy to read in any light situation.
Anyway, as I was saying, it has no off button! There is little need, since you can turn off the sound for movies theaters, and you just plug it in to regen the battery every few days.
Um, firstoff, 9-11 has nothing to do with this topic, since it was not really a normal situation.
The question is, can an idle cell-phone cause problems. I, for one, can't turn my cell phone off,(asides letting the batteries die) so it could recieve a call at any time with or without my permission.
If the cell waves can disrupt airplane equipment, then it's a problem. If they've never had a problem before, then it's just electronic paranoia.
This must be solved by empirical testing, and not uninformed fears.
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How much of a choice are we going to have in a few years?
Then, punters are automatically connected to an available cab driver in their area before the prospective passenger tells the cabbie exactly where they are.
Why do only certain football players get to use the system? (said the ignorant, yet cocky American)
Baseball stars owned!! You actually typically lost if you had bad players, and won if you had good players! Unlike anything today!
If anyone played this NES game (I'm pretty sure it was endorsed by clemens, or some other good pitcher') It only had his permission, so they changed all the names of every single major league player slightly, which made it quite hilarious to figure out who was who.
(Now pitching, Tim Glavoon).
Usenet is full of spam, trolls and people who've never mastered the subtleties of online etiquette.
Reminds me of this site.
Oh, I got it, I need to turn the key guard off! Thanks!
:)
User guide?...
hmm, I held it down for 30 seconds and nothing happened.
I can see this game being entertaining for the first week, but I've watched it being played and found myself quite uninterested, after having seen the various obligitory guns and stuff. I recommend renting the game before you buy it, unless you have a short attention span and are easily amused.
Gimme a RPG/strategy game with a real plot over this anyday.
I for one, am going to catch it on my tongue for sure!
*runs off*
see reply to fellow poster...
I have a Sprint Kyocera that I got for free for some xmas deal. (on the back it says CDMA by Qualcomm)
It's a nice model, generally, for those who just want a easy to use phone and not a camera/messenging system/web browser.
I love the indiglo backlighting is has. Very easy to read in any light situation.
Anyway, as I was saying, it has no off button! There is little need, since you can turn off the sound for movies theaters, and you just plug it in to regen the battery every few days.
generally boiled down to "Whatever you want!" Okay... but give me some idea of a goal or a point to my existence.
;-)
I have this problem in RL too...
Um, firstoff, 9-11 has nothing to do with this topic, since it was not really a normal situation.
The question is, can an idle cell-phone cause problems. I, for one, can't turn my cell phone off,(asides letting the batteries die) so it could recieve a call at any time with or without my permission.
If the cell waves can disrupt airplane equipment, then it's a problem. If they've never had a problem before, then it's just electronic paranoia.
This must be solved by empirical testing, and not uninformed fears.
Try loading the page while sufficiently baked, and you'll change your tune...
It's like, I am the purple man.
That certainly wasn't work safe! *gulp* ;-)
'You label me, I label you, and I dump the unforgiven.'-Metallica
I think by the time you are learning java programming, it's fun on of it's own volition. Otherwise why are you spending so much money to learn it.
I did love that number cruncher game in 2nd grade though. And Oregon trail! Fort Walla Walla, here I come!
As we learned by watching South Park, only the Mormons chose correctly, thus that particular Cathedral must not be under God's protection.
Join me, and together we'll harness the power of the slashdot, and spread 'cannot find server' errors across the galaxy.
Oh, I thought you were going to talk about the Cincinnati Bengals...
Look up "McCarthy" in a history book, kiddo.
What? Our history books don't mention such disturbing stories. Tell me again how great we are, Unky Propaganda!
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..the Cold War mentality that infected much of society on both sides of the Iron Curtain. The story tells of how in 1937...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Cold War and the Iron Curtain didn't begin until after WWII, in the late 1940's.
'Can you fly that thing?'
'Not yet.'
*makes phone call*
'Tank, I need to fly a chick-sized mini-helicopter.'
*eyes flutter*
'Let's go.'
I admit I don't know shit about Ghandi(sheesh, I guess noone's perfect), but I do like the quote because I hate hypocrisy.