Actually, Life Force was NOT the sequel, but a new series entirely (known as Salamander in Japan). Gradius II was a Japan-only Famicom release in late 1988; the next Gradius game to come Stateside was Gradius III for the SNES.
I agree, 110%. The "compassionate" party, the "diverse" party, the "open-minded" party, relies on creating racial rifts to gain votes. Then they turn around and preach equality, how they're just trying to get equal rights for everyone.
With the exception of gays (in terms of unions), I'd say we have equal rights. That particular party is just interested in dividing America over racial differences and then spreading the misery. That's equality. Everyone is equally miserable.
You ought to know which party I refer to. And I realize that, yes, I'm off-topic for the subject, but not for this particular thread.
No trolling intended; just thought I'd put my two cents in. Take it how you like.
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Actually, Life Force was NOT the sequel, but a new series entirely (known as Salamander in Japan). Gradius II was a Japan-only Famicom release in late 1988; the next Gradius game to come Stateside was Gradius III for the SNES.
I agree, 110%. The "compassionate" party, the "diverse" party, the "open-minded" party, relies on creating racial rifts to gain votes. Then they turn around and preach equality, how they're just trying to get equal rights for everyone.
With the exception of gays (in terms of unions), I'd say we have equal rights. That particular party is just interested in dividing America over racial differences and then spreading the misery. That's equality. Everyone is equally miserable.
You ought to know which party I refer to. And I realize that, yes, I'm off-topic for the subject, but not for this particular thread.
No trolling intended; just thought I'd put my two cents in. Take it how you like.
Let's not forget the obligitory "Good luck...you'll need it!"
I'm an Earthlink dial-up user myself, and I'd just like to correct you on two points:
1) This "new technology" is included for FREE on all Earthlink dial-up accounts. (It's still expensive, but I digress.)
2) Earthlink doesn't REQUIRE you to use THEIR software to connect. Standard DUN works just fine (and is what I use).
A question, though. If I use DUN to establish my Earthlink connection, do I bypass this caching proxy they have up?