As a matter of fact, yes I have. Ofcourse I not only stocked up on crap for y2k, but also filled eight 5 gallon buckets incase water was inturpted so things like toilets could be flushed.
we can now clearly see how your mind operates. now go distribute all of your y2k supplies to the needy in NOLA.
and please, for your own sake, dont go around admitting that you actually took the 'y2k end-game scenario' seriously....
Pssst! Hey, guess what, when we started piping electricity to people at their homes we didnt stop burning coal.... how do you think electricity is generated? a magical gnome in a hamster wheel??
late nights playing Wizardry on my old AppleII... utilizing the 'Identify Item 9' hack to build super characters...
i recently found a site that has an emulator so you can play it on any old PC... of course WoW now holds most of my attention, but those days when their servers go down, im all about the old school...
the flounder's design is not required for survival. in fact, it used to be a regular run-of-the-mill 'right-side-up-fish'. the thing is, it liked to grub around in the mud for its food and being a 'right-side-up-fish' made it difficult to cruise the mud while keeping an eye out for predators. so over thousands and/or millions of years, it slowly adapted its design so it could rout in the mud with its mouth closer and its eyes looking ever upward. do you think 'some god' just created a fish with its eyes rotated around the side of its face??
i have had my 20gb iPod for almost 5 years now and have never had to replace the battery. in fact, it still gives me 6-7 hours of reliable playback. so i havent even spent $1 on batteries for it...
also, i now have linux installed as the default OS instead of the appleOS. makes a huge difference, and now i can play chess and tetris on it....
Also, we bought my sister an iPod Shuffle for her birthday back in Feb, and it's dead now. I'm guessing it's battery, good thing it's under warranty.
"LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Facing "major cuts" in salary and benefits, nearly 70,000 grocery store workers -- ranging from cashiers, to meat cutters, to pharmacists -- went on strike in southern California late Saturday, after failing to come to an agreement with their employers, according to a union spokeswoman.
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all you have to do is unscrew the antenna from the top of your car to disable the connection.
try it some time.
As a matter of fact, yes I have. Ofcourse I not only stocked up on crap for y2k, but also filled eight 5 gallon buckets incase water was inturpted so things like toilets could be flushed.
we can now clearly see how your mind operates. now go distribute all of your y2k supplies to the needy in NOLA.
and please, for your own sake, dont go around admitting that you actually took the 'y2k end-game scenario' seriously....
Pssst! Hey, guess what, when we started piping electricity to people at their homes we didnt stop burning coal.... how do you think electricity is generated? a magical gnome in a hamster wheel??
_ report/co2emiss.pdf
http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/page/co2
Carbon Dioxide (thousand metric tons)
Coal 1,799,762
Petroleum 110,244
Gas 291,236
Other Fuels b 13,596
U.S. Total 2,214,837
http://www.lava.net/~jh/wizardry/
this is where i got mine. you have to mess with the disc drive settings a bit when loading it, but its pretty simple to get up and going.
late nights playing Wizardry on my old AppleII... utilizing the 'Identify Item 9' hack to build super characters...
i recently found a site that has an emulator so you can play it on any old PC... of course WoW now holds most of my attention, but those days when their servers go down, im all about the old school...
the flounder's design is not required for survival. in fact, it used to be a regular run-of-the-mill 'right-side-up-fish'. the thing is, it liked to grub around in the mud for its food and being a 'right-side-up-fish' made it difficult to cruise the mud while keeping an eye out for predators. so over thousands and/or millions of years, it slowly adapted its design so it could rout in the mud with its mouth closer and its eyes looking ever upward. do you think 'some god' just created a fish with its eyes rotated around the side of its face??
i always find it laughable when 'intelligent' people counter the 'theory of evolution' by rolilng over with a statement like:
"I find it very ironic to be flamed by anyone who thinks I'm an idiot for not believing in a theory that's never been proven by scientific process."
since 'the theory of evolution' falls under the Scientific definition of theory...
a plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phenomena
here is a good one Jonathan, explain the 'flounder' w/o using evolution as a base...
i have had my 20gb iPod for almost 5 years now and have never had to replace the battery. in fact, it still gives me 6-7 hours of reliable playback. so i havent even spent $1 on batteries for it...
also, i now have linux installed as the default OS instead of the appleOS. makes a huge difference, and now i can play chess and tetris on it....
Also, we bought my sister an iPod Shuffle for her birthday back in Feb, and it's dead now. I'm guessing it's battery, good thing it's under warranty.
yeah, that is what warranties are for...
don't know when the 'last one' was, but this one was somewhat recent and quite far reaching:
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/West/10/12/calif.groce
"LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Facing "major cuts" in salary and benefits, nearly 70,000 grocery store workers -- ranging from cashiers, to meat cutters, to pharmacists -- went on strike in southern California late Saturday, after failing to come to an agreement with their employers, according to a union spokeswoman.