I really don't like those toolbars. It's like giving up screen real estate for things I'm not using. Might as well be a advertisement in that spot.
If I want to use yahoo, I'll go to yahoo.
Blizzard does not want to have gambling in game (because it's not P.C.), but they have no problem with real scratch off tickets?
Hmmrm. I guess it's who owns the casino, eh?
Blizzard does not want to have gambling in game (because it's not PC), but they have no problem with scratch off tickets in reality is OK with them.
Hmmrm. I guess it's who owns the casio, eh?
"This release of Windows is aimed at markets in developing nations, and is known for not allowing more than three aplications to run at the same time and not being networking capable."
Ahh, so it'll be just like the normal windows.
I know I don't feel stupid.
Just the fact that he had a different experience with a product then both me and justforaday did, doesn't make either of experiences inaccurate. My markers did run out, his didn't. It could have been different batches, different years, lots of things.
The hint books actually did have text in a little back section that said if your markers ran out you could develop them using a household mixture. That actually was true. But hey, this was all at least 15 years ago. So I don't sweat it.
I made it back on my C64 all the way to the heart of gold, but I'm not sure if I got bored of it by then, if I had gone mad, or if I just gave up out of sheer frustration.
You should have bought the hintbook for it. In order to get an obscure clue, you had to highlight it with a special marker.
Unfortuantely, there were far more clues then ink in the marker. There was a rumor you could develop the answers with lemonade, and I guess that wasn't a bad idea to try (since if you wanted the answers you had to buy a new hintbook anyway for a new marker...)
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It's far better then being an idiot without a bunch of cakes. Trust me, I KNOW!
I didn't just repeat it. I also fixed the spelling.
Too bad I can't sing them a birthday song without invoking a lawsuit.
You should get some of the CSS Zen Garden guys to come up with something.
Switched earlier today. Thanks for the note.
Uh, isn't this the fix?
I agree. I think search engines should lower pagerank for sites that are using popups, popunders, etc.
Okay.
I really don't like those toolbars. It's like giving up screen real estate for things I'm not using. Might as well be a advertisement in that spot. If I want to use yahoo, I'll go to yahoo.
I've used Yahoo since 1996 and every time I do a search there, I've always got at least a dozen popups from the top results.
Man, I've wanted this controler for years!
RTFA.
Upper Deck is looking at having special silver foil cards in packs that once scratched off, like a lottery ticket, could reveal a special code.http://www.gamingreport.com/article.php?sid=1827 1
Blizzard does not want to have gambling in game (because it's not P.C.), but they have no problem with real scratch off tickets? Hmmrm. I guess it's who owns the casino, eh?
Blizzard does not want to have gambling in game (because it's not PC), but they have no problem with scratch off tickets in reality is OK with them. Hmmrm. I guess it's who owns the casio, eh?
I think Chandler has a lot of great ideas behind it. I hope some day they'll actually finish
You rock.
"90% chance of big things happening today!"
It's now YELLOW/ELEVATED: SIGNIFICANT RISK OF BAD THINGS HAPPENING I hope it doesn't go up to RED/SEVERE: LOTS OF BUBBLY HOT STUFF ON THE GROUND
"This release of Windows is aimed at markets in developing nations, and is known for not allowing more than three aplications to run at the same time and not being networking capable." Ahh, so it'll be just like the normal windows.
I know I don't feel stupid. Just the fact that he had a different experience with a product then both me and justforaday did, doesn't make either of experiences inaccurate. My markers did run out, his didn't. It could have been different batches, different years, lots of things. The hint books actually did have text in a little back section that said if your markers ran out you could develop them using a household mixture. That actually was true. But hey, this was all at least 15 years ago. So I don't sweat it.
I made it back on my C64 all the way to the heart of gold, but I'm not sure if I got bored of it by then, if I had gone mad, or if I just gave up out of sheer frustration.
You should have bought the hintbook for it. In order to get an obscure clue, you had to highlight it with a special marker. Unfortuantely, there were far more clues then ink in the marker. There was a rumor you could develop the answers with lemonade, and I guess that wasn't a bad idea to try (since if you wanted the answers you had to buy a new hintbook anyway for a new marker...)
That was funny.
It's a sailboat.