This is obviously part of Novell's bold new wave to hijack attention from the letter "i" by introducing the "n". Apple succesfully made e's look old fashioned (e-mail, eMachine) by introducing the "i" (iPod, iMac).
I, for one, won't stand for it! What next? Ntelligence? Nterior design? I like I. You like I.
I I I I!
Even Star Trek used I. Kirk (calling on communicator): Scotty! Scotty: I, captain.
I is a part of geek culture and should NOT be abandoned for the mushy N.
Most Impressive indeed! I like the ldea, and they have little over head (IE a new department) to go along with it.
I call foul. Conflict of interest!
At first I couldn't tell whether you worked for the Seattle Planning Commission or Ebay. After taking another look at your grammar and spelling, I realize you must be a Slashdot editor.
I used to get a huge kick out of telling my two sons that I was reading from The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. I was really just holding the book and telling them old "I Dream of Jeanie" episodes. -------- trillian42's dad
Think of a Jesus Christ figure prancing through the woods with golden curls who defeats his enemies through song.
There actually are scenes with him (played by Richard Simmons) in the extended version available on DVD. They had to cut them because he kept bursting into tears.
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Has anybody read Asimov's Foundation trilogy?
I thought I felt a breeze. It must have the collective wind from 500,000 slashdotters raising their hands at the same time.
I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of my database.
I just have a hard time believing that you believe what you're saying. I've followed this thread since it started, and it sounded to me like you were just jerking around all the people that were arguing with you. That's fine. I often enjoy a good troll.
You claim you're a Harvard student, living in Boston, making $30,000 a year and are responsible for no one. You define this as "poor" (because you have a roommate) and complain that the federal government isn't giving you money.
Nobody is that much of an asshole. Nice troll, though.
NY Times was hoaxed. A yet-to-be-identified prankster took a script for Mary Kate and Ashley action cartoon about an evil-kids hacker school, and submitted it to the Times as a press release.
This is obviously part of Novell's bold new wave to hijack attention from the letter "i" by introducing the "n". Apple succesfully made e's look old fashioned (e-mail, eMachine) by introducing the "i" (iPod, iMac).
I, for one, won't stand for it! What next? Ntelligence? Nterior design? I like I. You like I.
I I I I!
Even Star Trek used I.
Kirk (calling on communicator): Scotty!
Scotty: I, captain.
I is a part of geek culture and should NOT be abandoned for the mushy N.
Hee hee.
That's a good snappy retard. I mean retort.
What if there were a beowulf cluster of the top 500 supercomputers?
Most Impressive indeed! I like the ldea, and they have little over head (IE a new department) to go along with it.
I call foul. Conflict of interest!
At first I couldn't tell whether you worked for the Seattle Planning Commission or Ebay. After taking another look at your grammar and spelling, I realize you must be a Slashdot editor.
That's just my take on the issue, maybe I'm wrong but I doubt it.
That's what I like to see. Someone with strong opinions. Or maybe not.
the driver's seat sculpts itself to your bottom
So the car is saying, "Sit on me, I'll drive"?
I'd rather be bored and rich than a whore and a bitch.
I've got to go.
I have an itch to roar and a chore to ditch.
If spam is outlawed, only outlaws will get YOUNG HOT SLUTS!!! AND VIAGRA NOW!!
Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "Chin Up".
bwaaa haa haa haa
java.net
Most of us are lazy by nature.
I completely disagree. As a matter of fact, I have an article that totally disproves this, but I don't feel like finding it right now.
Maybe after my nap.
What I though was even stranger was Emmanuel Lewis playing Gollum. You can read about that here.
I used to get a huge kick out of telling my two sons that I was reading from The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. I was really just holding the book and telling them old "I Dream of Jeanie" episodes.
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trillian42's dad
Think of a Jesus Christ figure prancing through the woods with golden curls who defeats his enemies through song.
There actually are scenes with him (played by Richard Simmons) in the extended version available on DVD. They had to cut them because he kept bursting into tears.
Has anybody read Asimov's Foundation trilogy?
I thought I felt a breeze. It must have the collective wind from 500,000 slashdotters raising their hands at the same time.
I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of my database.
As a matter of fact, when I don't drink it, I have these POUNDING HEADACHES LIKE A NAIL IN MY BRAIN.
Therefore, it must be good for me, right?
Money talks, bullshit walks.
Hey, that's pretty good! You should trademark it.
I'm a smartass too! Thanks, Mr. Popularity.
bye bye, I'm done playing with you now.
Cuneiform is awl write.
Petey File?
Sadam E. ?
Happy Goodhead?
Ha ha ha!
Dude, you made me spew coffee out my nose! Guess you decided the hell with subtlety. Best troll thread I've read in ages.
No problem. No harm, no foul.
I just have a hard time believing that you believe what you're saying. I've followed this thread since it started, and it sounded to me like you were just jerking around all the people that were arguing with you. That's fine. I often enjoy a good troll.
Didn't mean to sound so harsh.
Bullshit.
You claim you're a Harvard student, living in Boston, making $30,000 a year and are responsible for no one. You define this as "poor" (because you have a roommate) and complain that the federal government isn't giving you money.
Nobody is that much of an asshole. Nice troll, though.
NY Times was hoaxed. A yet-to-be-identified prankster took a script for Mary Kate and Ashley action cartoon about an evil-kids hacker school, and submitted it to the Times as a press release.
And now the story is being spread as true!