Yeah, people who take the time to properly learn and use their country's native language are real dorks. Much like those who learn how to drive, balance a checkbook, how Democrats lie, how taxes work, etc. etc. etc.
It never fails to stupify me at all the really lame, stupid, pointless, and all-around "I'm-a-bitter-lefty-protestor-with-too-much-time-o n-my-minds" tactics lameasses like this come up with. About as stupid as Al Franken's "yell-out" during George Bush's appearance at the RNC.
No thanks - I really don't care to read Harry Potter, Where's Waldo, nor HOw to Eat Fried Worms. Am I supposed to "read a banned book" to "fight the system", "be a rebel", or other (usually left) nonsense rhetoric?
IMHO, if you are truly economically sensitive to gas prices, I suggest that you buy a '94 or '95 Toyota Tercel/Corolla, Ford Escort or Honda Civic. You'll easily get 35-45mpg with these cars and spend a grand total of $3-5k for the whole vehicle.
He also mentioned he's interested in performance. I don't think 35-45mph will cut it.
Clockwork Orange? Sorry, but the only people I know who like that movie almost always take (lots of) drugs before/when watching. I think that movie is pretty much a piece of shit with no redeeming qualities.
Just another trip into Kubrick's mangled mind, but I think in this case you just needed a little too many drugs to appreciate it. Good for the swinging 60s I'm sure, but I'm just a little too sober for it these days.
That statement totally applies to Clockwork Orange.
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Yeah, people who take the time to properly learn and use their country's native language are real dorks. Much like those who learn how to drive, balance a checkbook, how Democrats lie, how taxes work, etc. etc. etc.
Polyester, lubricants, disco, faster and longer hard driving...?
A good beating. ;P
It never fails to stupify me at all the really lame, stupid, pointless, and all-around "I'm-a-bitter-lefty-protestor-with-too-much-time-o n-my-minds" tactics lameasses like this come up with. About as stupid as Al Franken's "yell-out" during George Bush's appearance at the RNC.
is the one they put the printer to in Office Space.
PC Load Letter?
I wonder when lameasses will stop hiding behind "Anonymous Coward."
if people will sneak camcorders into the theaters to record the games, then release them on the Net.
They're going to charge $7 to play Far Cry?
Yeah, it'd slash slashdotters' daily sense of accomplishment by half (the other half being posting inana comments)!
and even then, it'll only support half the features
;P
You optimist
the cycles in Tron.
hahahha they sure get funnier and funnier each and every time! Why don't you list all your sucessful products?
No thanks - I really don't care to read Harry Potter, Where's Waldo, nor HOw to Eat Fried Worms. Am I supposed to "read a banned book" to "fight the system", "be a rebel", or other (usually left) nonsense rhetoric?
How much?
IMHO, if you are truly economically sensitive to gas prices, I suggest that you buy a '94 or '95 Toyota Tercel/Corolla, Ford Escort or Honda Civic. You'll easily get 35-45mpg with these cars and spend a grand total of $3-5k for the whole vehicle.
He also mentioned he's interested in performance. I don't think 35-45mph will cut it.
Wow, Darryl Hannah is an EXPERT in this field???
Good point - it's not like we can create more of it, like regular oil. Oh wait...
also thinks outsourcing is "good for you."
If most of the updates will be available for current versions of Windows, what is the incentive to upgrade?
Uh, for the rest of the updates?
Wouldn't it have just been easier to use streamripper and found an Internet radio station broadcasting the Blondie concert?
Never heard of it.
Nothing exciting happens, and that's the point.
Um, until you get near Jupiter that is...
I thought I read in an interview somewhere with Harrison Ford that he hated (or didn't like) Blade Runner.
Absolutely - Logan's Run contributed a lot to the Sci-Fi genre. Classic.
Clockwork Orange? Sorry, but the only people I know who like that movie almost always take (lots of) drugs before/when watching. I think that movie is pretty much a piece of shit with no redeeming qualities.
Just another trip into Kubrick's mangled mind, but I think in this case you just needed a little too many drugs to appreciate it. Good for the swinging 60s I'm sure, but I'm just a little too sober for it these days.
That statement totally applies to Clockwork Orange.