My guild starts invites at 6:00. Raid starts promptly at 6:30 (meaning at the instance door). Stragglers make their way in after 6:30. We clear MC in under three hours and BWL in about 3:15. There's no discussion of class roles or whatever, as everyone knows what they're supposed to do. That's how raid guilds work. You can't do BWL in a pick up group and expect any level of success on even the first boss.
I'm actually in the.1% of people who owned a TurboGrafx (and later a TurboDuo). These systems are emulated wonderfully in Magic Engine. I'm excited about the Revolution's support of Turbo games, but I hope they add in the Konami games from Japan, as most of the American games were just crappy (with some notable exceptions).
Come on, even Fark lets you know when a link is NSFW. Please put some kind of indicator there. I didn't notice the naked pictures until I finished reading the article.
Oh wait, there are two things wrong with that statement:
1. I read the article. 2. I read the article instead of looking at naked ladies.
That is technically true. I didn't want to get into all that because I didn't think the grandparent poster would read it anyway. My understanding of the origination of ceremonial destruction of something with G-d's name on it is rooted in the mitzvah itself.
A few years ago, I was reading about how the things we post on the internet can't really be destroyed, but the intent is the same. In other words, what one would write on paper for others to see, he likewise posts on the internet. So the usage of "G-d" is appropriate. It's definitely not required, and anyone who knows anything about Judaism will know that not every Jew will agree on this. Like the old saying goes, put two Jews in a room and you'll have three opinions.
The "mark out" (i.e., G-d) is not a sign of respect so much as it is an observance of a mitzvah. Specifically, the mitzvah that tells us to not take G-d's name in vain.
I jumped on the read/write web "phenonemon" with my site, Now Spinning. I think that user-published content is great, but as in the case of my own site, I prefer situations where content is being submitted by users *and* the "editors." Kind of like a newspaper made almost entirely of the editorial page.
To answer the poster's question, I have no idea. I use GeekLog, and I like it.
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My guess is that since Apple doesn't sell PowerPC-based computers anymore, the certification doesn't apply to discontinued hardware.
Did you know who he was before you read the article or Googled him?
I've never heard of him.
He's making fun of you. Your melodramatic whining is well-suited to the types of posts made on LiveJournal every day.
In Amerika, the commas and periods go inside the quotation marks, e.g., "your," "lose," and "its." What a country!
I paid $5000 for my DVD player.
It came out ten freaking years ago, and it already won in the FanFilms series (the first one, in 2002).
My guild starts invites at 6:00. Raid starts promptly at 6:30 (meaning at the instance door). Stragglers make their way in after 6:30. We clear MC in under three hours and BWL in about 3:15. There's no discussion of class roles or whatever, as everyone knows what they're supposed to do. That's how raid guilds work. You can't do BWL in a pick up group and expect any level of success on even the first boss.
Just another PoV.
The best part is that his post has a dupe in his post.
Harry easily spends 12 hours a day on the 'net, reading and responding to emails.
I'm actually in the .1% of people who owned a TurboGrafx (and later a TurboDuo). These systems are emulated wonderfully in Magic Engine. I'm excited about the Revolution's support of Turbo games, but I hope they add in the Konami games from Japan, as most of the American games were just crappy (with some notable exceptions).
I've been trying to parse this and I just can't figure out what you're saying.
Haven't learned how to read the submission yet, eh? The link is to XBiz, not sex.com, eagle eye.
Come on, even Fark lets you know when a link is NSFW. Please put some kind of indicator there. I didn't notice the naked pictures until I finished reading the article.
Oh wait, there are two things wrong with that statement:
1. I read the article.
2. I read the article instead of looking at naked ladies.
Being at war does not automatically designate one side being right and one being wrong.
That's your opinion, and I respect it, but in your case, it's just a matter of simple ignorance.
That is technically true. I didn't want to get into all that because I didn't think the grandparent poster would read it anyway. My understanding of the origination of ceremonial destruction of something with G-d's name on it is rooted in the mitzvah itself. A few years ago, I was reading about how the things we post on the internet can't really be destroyed, but the intent is the same. In other words, what one would write on paper for others to see, he likewise posts on the internet. So the usage of "G-d" is appropriate. It's definitely not required, and anyone who knows anything about Judaism will know that not every Jew will agree on this. Like the old saying goes, put two Jews in a room and you'll have three opinions.
The "mark out" (i.e., G-d) is not a sign of respect so much as it is an observance of a mitzvah. Specifically, the mitzvah that tells us to not take G-d's name in vain.
In the next patch, all WoW character models will be updated with black suits bearing an individual number.
To answer the poster's question, I have no idea. I use GeekLog, and I like it.
I don't like to read on the computer, so I was going to print out the article, but I'm too lazy to click the link.
I wish I could figure out how to dual-boot Solaris and Windows. Any advice or links?
Get the new Sun Ultra 20 workstation. AMD Opteron, Solaris/Linux/Windows support, 3 year warranty, cheap, and fast. I love mine.
As a Not-Easily-Offended American, I take offense at your excluding us from your comment.
That is singlehandedly the most well-thought-out troll post ever. My hat is off to you, Mr. AC.