Robert Anderson has been known to be an asshole for some time now. Take a look at this years-old quote from bash.org:
<AgentSmith> It seems you have been leading two lives, Mr. Anderson. In one life, you are Robert Anderson, assistant cook at a Jack in the Box in Mesquite....in the other...you go by the chat alias "Randerson"...spreading homosexual propoganda, lying, and being a generally immature pest... <AgentSmith> One of these...has a future. <Randerson> LMAO OMFG where's the phone, I have to tell Dean about this <AgentSmith> How can you use the phone when you cannot...speak? *** AgentSmith sets mode: +m
I see you've purchased camera made in Japan. Perhaps you don't have many Japanese tourists where you live, but I do, and I'll tell you this: they take pictures of their food all the damn time. It's a very stomach-oriented culture.
This is rated funny, but this actually happened to me when I was sending email to a girl's hotmail account. I should sue Microsoft for emotional damages...
It looks like the inventor of the floppy disk won the pirze in nutrtion for
"photographing and retrospectively analyzing every meal he has consumed during a period of 34 years (and counting)."
Well this discussion is a bit old so i doubt anyone will read this, but the problem with the TSA approved is locks is they don't do a damn thing when it's the TSA goons who are stealing your shit. I dont see what the problem with having the owner of the luggage present at the time of inspection is.
But the thing is at least they treated us like adults in TOC. When Kirk banged some green chick they would go to commercial and when the break was over you'd see him putting his boots back on. You knew what went on.
With these new series' you have "detoxification gel" or some other such bullshit that 8th graders think up while masturbating. I can almost hear the writers nervously giggling to themselves while thumbing through a playboy.
I've seen the exact same thing happen too, and I couldn't help but thinking that this guy is going to kill somebody because the lady behind the counter wasn't doing her job by failing him.
Competency testing might not even be necessary if existing laws were enforced to weed out the people who are obviously too blind to be safe on the road.
I think a better destination for those CDs would be the good folks at http://nomoreaolcds.com/. In case you haven't heard, once they've gathered 1 million CDs they are going to dump them on AOL's front lawn.
Sure you'll spend a bit on postage, but this way you get a little revenge, and you aren't polluting.
One thing I have always wondered about is my local Software Etc.'s policy of selling games (usually GBA games) after they cross out the "NOT FOR RESALE" mark on the label with a sharpie.
First of all, where do these games come from in the first place? Bundles? Demo units?
Secondly, while I doubt that little mark is legally binding, you figure Nintendo would try and put a stop to it if they found out. Having gone through all the trouble of printing special labels and all.
The author makes it sound like China is the only place where these technologies exist. Except for 5 & 6, I've all of the things on that list in Japan as well.
And should 5 even be counted as a good thing? Crime is so bad that your stuff is stolen while you are eating in a restaurant?!
Sorry buddy, but if you actually follow the procedure you describe the only thing that will happen is the computer will beep at you for trying to enter a command that does nothing.
It's not an RPG, but the Armored Core series of games let you import your old mechs from previous games. Although in my opinion some of the later games were a bit too easy if you used a souped up mech from a previous game.
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The problem is that the F-15s are at the end of their service life and are starting to fall out of the sky.
"Hulu" is the Chinese word for "oink," i.e. the sounds that pigs make. Coincidence?
I see you've purchased camera made in Japan. Perhaps you don't have many Japanese tourists where you live, but I do, and I'll tell you this: they take pictures of their food all the damn time. It's a very stomach-oriented culture.
This is rated funny, but this actually happened to me when I was sending email to a girl's hotmail account. I should sue Microsoft for emotional damages...
What island do you live on? Gas in downtown Honolulu is less than $3.
It looks like the inventor of the floppy disk won the pirze in nutrtion for "photographing and retrospectively analyzing every meal he has consumed during a period of 34 years (and counting)."
Slashdotters obsess about Portman because she's so far unobtainable, even in .jpg form.
.jpg form. There are some pics of her at a topless beach floating around the internet.
But she is available in
Well this discussion is a bit old so i doubt anyone will read this, but the problem with the TSA approved is locks is they don't do a damn thing when it's the TSA goons who are stealing your shit. I dont see what the problem with having the owner of the luggage present at the time of inspection is.
But the thing is at least they treated us like adults in TOC. When Kirk banged some green chick they would go to commercial and when the break was over you'd see him putting his boots back on. You knew what went on.
With these new series' you have "detoxification gel" or some other such bullshit that 8th graders think up while masturbating. I can almost hear the writers nervously giggling to themselves while thumbing through a playboy.
Yeah, except it's not funny at all.
I've seen the exact same thing happen too, and I couldn't help but thinking that this guy is going to kill somebody because the lady behind the counter wasn't doing her job by failing him.
Competency testing might not even be necessary if existing laws were enforced to weed out the people who are obviously too blind to be safe on the road.
I think a better destination for those CDs would be the good folks at http://nomoreaolcds.com/. In case you haven't heard, once they've gathered 1 million CDs they are going to dump them on AOL's front lawn.
Sure you'll spend a bit on postage, but this way you get a little revenge, and you aren't polluting.
One thing I have always wondered about is my local Software Etc.'s policy of selling games (usually GBA games) after they cross out the "NOT FOR RESALE" mark on the label with a sharpie. First of all, where do these games come from in the first place? Bundles? Demo units? Secondly, while I doubt that little mark is legally binding, you figure Nintendo would try and put a stop to it if they found out. Having gone through all the trouble of printing special labels and all.
The author makes it sound like China is the only place where these technologies exist. Except for 5 & 6, I've all of the things on that list in Japan as well. And should 5 even be counted as a good thing? Crime is so bad that your stuff is stolen while you are eating in a restaurant?!
Sorry buddy, but if you actually follow the procedure you describe the only thing that will happen is the computer will beep at you for trying to enter a command that does nothing.
It's not an RPG, but the Armored Core series of games let you import your old mechs from previous games. Although in my opinion some of the later games were a bit too easy if you used a souped up mech from a previous game.