BMC wasn't the only club hit by this. Us at Wisconsin Mustangs got the same canned letter from Cafepress (from Ford).
Cafepress stated Ford claimed ownership of the photos I took for our 2008 Calendar as well. So, we moved our club store to printfection.com and had mpix.com take care of the calendar printing.
So yeah, even more pissed of Mustangers here too!
I think it's because guys want to save the boobies!
On a more serious note; my wife and I raced in the Komen Race for the cure in Milwaukee last weekend. Breast cancer hit close to home when her aunt was diagnosed a few weeks ago. Besides our $25 each to race, we raised $250 in donations. You know what, it felt damn good to do something; even if it wasn't a lot.
We (and some friends) plan on doing the "Bowling for the Cure" this January as well. Cuz, bowling's what we do in Milwaukee when not drinking beer and eating cheese. And helping a little bit more sure won't hurt.
...and putting only what people NEED on their desk. I love having the power, but I have no need for this 3GHz HT P4 sitting on my desk when I'm spending 90% of my time ssh'd into various UNIX/Linux boxes.
But then again I probably need it to handle the filtering Outlook does to handle 10 bazillion worthless emails I get each day.
No, not really. A 12 gauge is a much deeper (and louder) sound. I own one of each. The.410 sounds like the peashooter it is compared to a 12 gauge.
Great little squirrel gun though!
You want a light shotgun for defense? Try Mossberg 500 with pistol grip and short barrel. Get some light loads. Will put a hurting on someone without going through walls too well.
You think with enough coffee-pounding geeks around, we could figure out how to engineer a water-cooling solution that would plumb the heated water through the workplace's coffee makers.
It would keep the systems cool, and the coffee addicts happy!
What if a meteor was to hit Mars first? Have we calculated the probability of which planet is more likely to get splattered first? If it's Mars...what's the point of being gung-ho to get people there?
When your father is on his death bed in a hospital 40 miles away and you and your siblings want to get there to see him before he passes, I'm sure you'll want your car to be stuck doing the speedlimit... I also didn't buy a car with a 4.6L V8 to be hampered by built-in speed controls. Some people find driving fun you know.
I'm gonna produce this dope laptop with automotive clearcoat paint, and some panels just covered in primer! It'll have a big wing(handle) on the end of it and sound like a bunch of bumblebees when booting up! It'll have tons of athlon, pentium, and crucial stickers on it, but have absolutley none of those parts inside!!! Best of all...it'll be cooled by nawwwssss...but when it runs out, you'll still think it's fast!
How about having it in Milwaukee or Madison Wisconsin? Close enough that people from Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Madison could hit it. Plus, we never get any cool stuff here anyways.
I've got a plano tackle box that I use for all the various screws(thread type and head style), jumpers, CMOS batteries, Motherboard standoffs, heatsink goop, slot fillers and all those other little things you might need but can never find.
Who would have though...the day I'm running a load test on our company's new No Call List application, we get this. Oklahoma, quit being a brat. The IT spending to meet this no call list should be a hell of a lot more economically stimulating than any telemarketing would ever be.
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BMC wasn't the only club hit by this. Us at Wisconsin Mustangs got the same canned letter from Cafepress (from Ford). Cafepress stated Ford claimed ownership of the photos I took for our 2008 Calendar as well. So, we moved our club store to printfection.com and had mpix.com take care of the calendar printing. So yeah, even more pissed of Mustangers here too!
Puke, I am your father.
I think it's because guys want to save the boobies!
On a more serious note; my wife and I raced in the Komen Race for the cure in Milwaukee last weekend. Breast cancer hit close to home when her aunt was diagnosed a few weeks ago. Besides our $25 each to race, we raised $250 in donations. You know what, it felt damn good to do something; even if it wasn't a lot.
We (and some friends) plan on doing the "Bowling for the Cure" this January as well. Cuz, bowling's what we do in Milwaukee when not drinking beer and eating cheese. And helping a little bit more sure won't hurt.
...and putting only what people NEED on their desk. I love having the power, but I have no need for this 3GHz HT P4 sitting on my desk when I'm spending 90% of my time ssh'd into various UNIX/Linux boxes.
But then again I probably need it to handle the filtering Outlook does to handle 10 bazillion worthless emails I get each day.
No, not really. A 12 gauge is a much deeper (and louder) sound. I own one of each. The .410 sounds like the peashooter it is compared to a 12 gauge.
Great little squirrel gun though!
You want a light shotgun for defense? Try Mossberg 500 with pistol grip and short barrel. Get some light loads. Will put a hurting on someone without going through walls too well.
Defnitely gives new meaning to the term "cat-back".
You think with enough coffee-pounding geeks around, we could figure out how to engineer a water-cooling solution that would plumb the heated water through the workplace's coffee makers. It would keep the systems cool, and the coffee addicts happy!
What if a meteor was to hit Mars first? Have we calculated the probability of which planet is more likely to get splattered first? If it's Mars...what's the point of being gung-ho to get people there?
I'd like to smack whoever modded this Informative and Insightful, jeez. I guess ricers must be moderators on /. too.
(If applicable) flip your rear window washer over so it sprays upward and fill it with oil.
Not saying I've done it. Just an idea.
I wonder what expression a riced-out version will show when mom's minivan beats it in a drag race...
Better install a firewall so you don't get any viruses from your open port.
Man, these chips are gonna fly...till the bottle runs empty. Oh, wait, I should go read first.
When your father is on his death bed in a hospital 40 miles away and you and your siblings want to get there to see him before he passes, I'm sure you'll want your car to be stuck doing the speedlimit...
I also didn't buy a car with a 4.6L V8 to be hampered by built-in speed controls. Some people find driving fun you know.
I'm gonna produce this dope laptop with automotive clearcoat paint, and some panels just covered in primer! It'll have a big wing(handle) on the end of it and sound like a bunch of bumblebees when booting up! It'll have tons of athlon, pentium, and crucial stickers on it, but have absolutley none of those parts inside!!!
Best of all...it'll be cooled by nawwwssss...but when it runs out, you'll still think it's fast!
See...just another good reason to use a John Deere tractor...just kidding man, that had to suck.
20 below zero (F - that is) spreading cow manure using a tractor(John Deere 2630) with no cab on it. Not to mention there's a 10-20 mph wind.
How about having it in Milwaukee or Madison Wisconsin? Close enough that people from Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Madison could hit it. Plus, we never get any cool stuff here anyways.
I've got a plano tackle box that I use for all the various screws(thread type and head style), jumpers, CMOS batteries, Motherboard standoffs, heatsink goop, slot fillers and all those other little things you might need but can never find.
$ emerge oooqs
That'll fix your startup times, and the tray icon is pretty handy.
Who would have though...the day I'm running a load test on our company's new No Call List application, we get this. Oklahoma, quit being a brat. The IT spending to meet this no call list should be a hell of a lot more economically stimulating than any telemarketing would ever be.
Mentally Challenged Slave of the Empire
The writer of that movie must have been a genious! I wonder if he could prove prior art?
They really looking at all the files shared? Or are they looking at how many?
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If they're looking at the # of files I wonder what they think of my shared Gentoo distfiles mirror
SCO has declared that the earth is actually flat, that you *can* dig a hole to China, and that the moon is, in fact, made of green cheese.
Hey! Don't give those SCO execs any more ideas for pumping up the stock price!