My own experience has it that the girl of your dreams is more likely to be somebody you're not really looking for. Oppose a girl sent to you by competition. I mean, come on, that's forced and shallow.
No, really. Dig out that old 486 box with DOS 6.22, or OpenDOS 7 (remember, DR DOS people have nothing to do with the litigious bastards), or whatever version of DOS you have around, and let it run. Hell, it might even work in OS/2 or something.
Spandex, ladies and gentlemen, is a privelege, not a right.
Dude, you gotta lose some weight before trying to squeeze your fat arse into another unitard and showing yourself off like that. Now put some clothes on, please.
I believe where you're supposed to be though is within blast range. Most of your chem extinguishers I've seen instruct you to be within 6 feet - so I see your point. But still....
Years ago, when I had a high falootin' 286 with DOS 6.22 on it, I took a good look at the manual, which happened to mention that the power supply was capable of handling 110V and 220V.
It also happened to mention that I should never mismatch the voltages for fear of letting the blue smoke out of the PS.
I would think that this sort of thing would be astoundingly obvious.
Pepto Bismol and other such bismuth subsalycilate based anti-nausea drugs contain a warning that you should not use this if you are allergic to aspirin.
Thing is, though, while this seems strange to not be able to take an antacid on account of an aspirin allergy, it's not so strange. Note the last four syllables in that chemical I mentioned - salycilate - and remember that aspirin is the acetate of 'salysilic acid'.
If we don't go to court to test the legality of the GPL in the SCO case, it means it will happen later... perhaps against someone who doesn't have their head up their ass.
It's PR. Remember, The SCO Group is "a leading provider of UNIX-based solutions", per many of their press releases. It doesn't make it any more acceptable, it's just a tactic. Chill.
There's enough caffeine in 100 cups of coffee roughly speaking to kill you, yes, but the body metabolizes it so fast that, unless you intubated yourself, no, you are not going to die from it. Odds are better that you'll shake hard enough to homogenize yourself, though.
It's bad enough that this idiot keeps complaining about the view of Venus being obscured, now he has our crap up there to contend with. We DON'T NEED to give him another reason to blow us up and chase our cartoon characters around!
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Would you believe AXA?
He's selling this for GBP 250! What is his major malfunction!
GD&RLH
Enjoy your PS2, dude, you've earned it.
FP!
In other news, the Trekweb site was brought to its knees at a factor of warp 4.
No, really. Dig out that old 486 box with DOS 6.22, or OpenDOS 7 (remember, DR DOS people have nothing to do with the litigious bastards), or whatever version of DOS you have around, and let it run. Hell, it might even work in OS/2 or something.
Lucky bastard. My caller ID shows collectors as "VOIP CALL" sometimes.
Now pardon me while I go download some mp3z. Oops.
Dude, you gotta lose some weight before trying to squeeze your fat arse into another unitard and showing yourself off like that. Now put some clothes on, please.
God, how do I unsee that?....
I believe where you're supposed to be though is within blast range. Most of your chem extinguishers I've seen instruct you to be within 6 feet - so I see your point. But still....
It also happened to mention that I should never mismatch the voltages for fear of letting the blue smoke out of the PS.
I would think that this sort of thing would be astoundingly obvious.
Thing is, though, while this seems strange to not be able to take an antacid on account of an aspirin allergy, it's not so strange. Note the last four syllables in that chemical I mentioned - salycilate - and remember that aspirin is the acetate of 'salysilic acid'.
The motorhome is a myth, with a bogus lawsuit attached to it. (The link takes you to a whole list of such lawsuits.)
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
On the back, oddly enough, were the following words:
Do not use near heat or open flame
Who needs SCO to do that? Seems the netfilter/iptables group has already done a nice job of it.
Just watch for the crap coming in with [Pr0n] in the Subject: header or something.
Yes, but they're rounding it down a bit. =^^=
It's PR. Remember, The SCO Group is "a leading provider of UNIX-based solutions", per many of their press releases. It doesn't make it any more acceptable, it's just a tactic. Chill.
Here we go again, waiting for the conspiracy theory crowd to get their claws on this one.
But wait! Where are the complete set of steak knives to come with it absolutely free?
Researchers in Garden Grove, Calif. are attempting to design a proper chair for people whose knees are backwards.
Our pizzarias don't do green olives or art. hearts, you insensitive clod! =^^=
Because, quite frankly, you can't get decent produce by sending somebody else to get it.
There's enough caffeine in 100 cups of coffee roughly speaking to kill you, yes, but the body metabolizes it so fast that, unless you intubated yourself, no, you are not going to die from it. Odds are better that you'll shake hard enough to homogenize yourself, though.
It's bad enough that this idiot keeps complaining about the view of Venus being obscured, now he has our crap up there to contend with. We DON'T NEED to give him another reason to blow us up and chase our cartoon characters around!