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  1. Re:I'd rather not vote on a touch-screen. on The State of Electronic Voting in Georgia · · Score: 1

    I would think it would be all three, but that's just me.

  2. Re:Nerds not getting laid, DEBUNKED on Metal Gear Solid's Rex & Ray in Lego Blocks · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Fine. My noun was incorrect. Call yourself whatever you want.

    The fact remains that, AS LONG AS YOU ARE POSTING TO /. AT 7:00 ON VALENTINES DAY, YOU ARE NOT CURRENTLY GETTING ANY ACTION.

    Get my point?

  3. Hmmmm. Lego post on Valentine's Day? on Metal Gear Solid's Rex & Ray in Lego Blocks · · Score: 5, Funny

    Is this thread conclusive proof that /.ers are nerds that couldn't get laid if we tried?

    /jaded nerd.

  4. Re:No dark matter ? on What If Dark Matter Really Doesn't Exist? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Just my two cents...

    Wow. What currency are you refering to? In real (American) money, that would be like 5 bucks' worth of opinion.

  5. Re:Singapore Already on board on Australia To Adopt U.S.-Style Copyright Laws · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Singapore? Who gives a damn if Singapore is tightening "justice". If I remember correctly, the last time Singapore was in (American) National News was when that kid spraypainted a few cars. They punished the asshat by beating his sorry ass with a very large bamboo cane!!! It's not like they can get any stricter.

    /mark me funny and give me my points

  6. Re:Poor Headline on Kids Improve Writing Online · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Okay, maybe I'm just drunk

    Yes, yes you are.

  7. Re:Ok fuck it on Armoring Spam Against Anti-Spam Filters · · Score: 1


    I am Jack's smirking revenge . . .

  8. Re:Let me be the first to say. . . on GameCube-Powered Webserver · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately, I only have firsthand experience tweaking IBM and Compatible (to use such an archaic term) machines, so I cannot really say, from a technical point of view which is better.

  9. Let me be the first to say. . . on GameCube-Powered Webserver · · Score: 5, Insightful


    [Insert witty Beowulf cluster joke here]

    Seriously though, why would someone do this? It's not going to be very powerful, there's no way in hades it would survive a /.ing, besides the geek factor, why would this even be remotely considered? The X-Box would be a better platform for mods than a Gamecube, when just considering hardware.

  10. First Post on Mars Landers - Opportunity, Bedrock, Aerosmith? · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    ?????

    Do I have it?

  11. Re:what? on Footage From Star Wars: Episode III · · Score: 2, Funny

    The biggest question of all is how wild and kinky the baby making scene(s) is.

    Bring on the hot grits!

    /obvious

  12. Re:Apple Ads on Apple Announces 25 Million Song Downloads · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    ...you can vote for your favorite and least-favorite Apple ads

    Uh, favorite Apple ads? I hope you didn't mean favorite i-[insert product or service here] advertisements, because that would be an oxymoron.

  13. Re:Wow. on The Cost of 12 Days of Christmas · · Score: 1

    Actually, a total of 36 Dancing Ladies are given, as all previous gifts are given again on subsequent days. So another 9 ladies on days 9, 10, 11 and 12

    Regardless, $120 is far too much to pay for a lapdance.

  14. Re:Someday on Doomsday PC-Cooling With Dual-Cascade Coolers · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I don't think you could do that. Liquid nitrogen is diamagnetic, meaning it is slightly affected by magnetic fields. In other words, the coolant could possibly conduct enough electricity to cause damage the hardware.

  15. Re:I don't get it on Doomsday PC-Cooling With Dual-Cascade Coolers · · Score: 1

    And the point of all this is what exactly???

    To compensate for small penile shaft size and girth, dude. Duh, seriously. . .

  16. Re:does it matter all that much? on Living on Mars Time · · Score: 1

    FU(K!!!!!! It's telomerase, and my brain has gone from fried to blackened.

  17. Re:does it matter all that much? on Living on Mars Time · · Score: 1

    It's Telemerase, by the way, and it's not lost per se, it's just overly distributed during many, many replications of DNA, and then broken down when cells die.

    /Anal Biochem Major in the middle of Finals

  18. Re:Speaking of comic books on film... on Spider-Man 2 Preview Online · · Score: 1

    DAMN!!!!!!!

    That looks like a crazy movie! Everyone really should take a look at that trailer. If you thought the FX in the Spider-Man trailer were good, this one is going to blow your mind. Hopefully the movie can deliver more than Revolution Studios' previous masterpieces (Think Gigli, or closer to the point, XXX).

  19. Re:Saddam's "Spider Hole" on Spider-Man 2 Preview Online · · Score: 1

    You brought up an interesting quirk of the first Spider-Man film, at least in my mind, that I saw.

    Was anyone else annoyed at the end of Spider-Man, when all the people were tossing crap off the bridge at the Green Goblin and that one dude yelled "Don't Mess With New York," or some BS like that? I mean, after they scrubbed all the skyline shots, it was blatantly obvious that they, being the studio, the editors or whoever, were cashing in the integrity of Sam Raimi's original vision for brownie points with the type of crowd that believes "Faux News: Fair and Balanced" is a legitimate news source. The scene just didn't fit and, as well as the final montage where he lands on top of the Empire State Building and the American Flag whirls around him, destroyed much of the movie's enjoyability for me.

    I have no idea whether all the cheeze was Raimi's fault or what, but it was annoying, and I'm too lazy to consult IMDB or Google.

  20. Re:About the trailer... on Spider-Man 2 Preview Online · · Score: 1

    and possibly Kurt Russell as Sgt./Commissioner Gordon...

    I must point out my objections on the choice of Kurt Russell as Commissioner Gordon. As an actor and screen presence, he just doesn't give off the Gordon vibe. If Russell were a little more, um (lacking a suitable adjective here), for the sake of conversation, less stony, than maybe he would fit, but with his other work, namely Soldier and Stargate, he just doesn't fit the character of "The Commish", as Harvey Bullock so eloquently put it.

  21. Re:Gumball Rally on Spain, Morocco To Build Undersea Rail Tunnels · · Score: 1

    Anybody else old enough to remember the movie [Gumball Rally 3000]?

    Sure! That was that one episode Jackass, right?

    /LOLWTFBBQ!!!!!!11oneone

  22. Re:Shoot on sight on Head Of ATF To Direct RIAA Anti-Piracy · · Score: 1

    As other posters have pointed out, it was the FBI, not the ATF that imposed the shoot-on-sight garbage. You bring up a good point with the Ruby Ridge thing though.

    The real story on Ruby Ridge never came out on major news. I'm from North Idaho, as much as I hate to admit that, and saw all this shite go down in basically my backyard. The helicopters flew over my house, for god's sake.

    The FBI wanted him, Randy Weaver, to snitch on the Aryan Nations whackos in Hayden Lake, Idaho, and to get him to do it, they basically blackmailed him with bogus charges. The weapons charge in question that he didn't show up for, was being a half of an inch short of the 16 inches required for a shotgun barrel. The person he sawed off the shotgun for was a paid stooge for the local FBI office in Spokane. He knew he was set up by the FBI, seeing as how they offered to drop the charges if he renewed his ties with the crazies and provided intel on any potential terrorism activities like the shooting in the Jewish Daycare in L.A. a few years ago, and the fact that they paid the person to get the saw job done on his shotgun. He told them to go to hell that he didn't want to help them and the rest you saw on the news.

    The schmuck was set up by a government agency and, even though he was a scuzzy dirtball, he got royally screwed by a group of people with too much power and not enough accountability.

    The whole Ruby Ridge fiasco proves that the little guy is royally farked when he is on the radar of federal policing organizations, whether that be the FBI, ATF or RIAA.

  23. Re:It's About Time! on President Bush To Call For Return To Moon? · · Score: 1

    It would be far cheaper to just pay the corn farmers to pick their pud than to pretend corn ethanol will ever be useful.

    Have you ever had a drink with Bourbon in it, or Bourbon itself? The mash to make Bourbon, according to some regulatory commission which I don't remember the name of, has to be made of at least 51% corn in order to call itself that name. I know you were talking about the denatured crap they put in gas, but still, good quality, smooth sippin' corn ethanol kicks ass.

    /Alcoholic College Student

  24. Budget? on President Bush To Call For Return To Moon? · · Score: 1

    I may be being a troll here, but I have one simple question for Bush:

    HOW ARE YOU GOING TO PAY FOR IT $HITHEAD?????

    The U.S. government is completely broke. We are currently over $100,000,000,000 in the hole this year. We don't have any money. We doooooooooon't have any farking money? Do you not understand that even the United States government can't just print money to cover it's losses? What? Are you going to borrow it back from Haliburton? It's not like you are going to raise taxes this close to elections?

    Mod me flamebait, but I'm just asking. . .

  25. The piracy-pr0n connection on Google AdWords And Ethics Issues · · Score: 1

    I gotta don my Nomex Tuxedo first. . .

    Ok, if little Timmy is old enough to know how to bootleg movies, he should be old enough to know about the things german movie stars do to farm animals.