My favourite line from that show for unintended humour was the new Brujah Primogen declaring as he took power that he would be around for a long time.... the last episode before it was cancelled. Oops.
Part of the appeal to MMOGs is the social aspect. Especially that you can play with other poeple you know in RL at the same time. e.g. I play WoW with my husband and have had up to 6 people with their computers in our house playing at the same time. Not so easy to do if everyone needs their own console and TV (and sofa).
My engagement/wedding band was custom made by a manufacturing jeweller who was an acredited gem valluer. The focal stone is an emerald with e small diamond set to one side for sparkle. The engagement bad is rose gold and the wedding band is platinum that is threaded under/around the engagment band.
"Alright, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a freshwater system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
In Australia bandwidth caps are standard for DSL/Cable accounts. While some providers are known for their shitty meters, they all provide usage information on your account page.
I think my account is 60Gb (30 peak, 30 off peak) monthly. The difference is that we don't yet have anyone offering streaming media like movies as a paid download.
When I first read the 250Gb limit I thought - how the hell can you use that much in a month - our household is lucky to hit 25Gb most months with my husband obsessively checking Impornium for new feeds on an nightly basis. Then I thought about all the proposed new media distribution channels we are supposed to be adopting and realised 250 Gb has the potential to suck greatly in the not so distant future.[1]
[1] This of course assumes that Telstra and or Optus get off their arse and install sufficient level of backbone that the local broadband network would support the level of traffic required to make pay-per-view on demand movie and TV downloads a viable business model.
I've come full circle from 1st Edition and in our new 4E campaign I am playing the same character template as I did in the first D&D game I ever played in - a halfling rogue.
So far the changes look good. I've played 1st Ed, 2nd Ed, 3E and 3.5E.
I must admit - my first thought was: I'd better watch what I feed our cats - they are plenty crafty enough as it is, can open doors, they selectively steal writing instruments,etc... maybe they are related to "Scratch - Destroyer of Worlds" from PVP comic.
According to today's news reports of the disection, the squid was described as an immature female. They are believed to grow much larger but this is the largest whole squid retrieved to date.
The article also commented that they were canibals - and that the males had a penis like a nail gun - mated at speed and then fled to avoid being eaten by the females.
From this I would suggest that should you decide to hook up with an old one - windex is obviously thier drink of choice.
those of us in third world countries like New Zealand who have to pay in blood for our bandwidth are going to start seeing Users sending (or trying to send) their friends 40+ meg attachments once those cameras become standard consumer issue. Trying to explain to my dad how to load MS Paint, and shrink the image, resulted in him writing down the instructions, and then promptly ringing me the first time he had to follow those instructions.
Get your dad a Mac.
I managed to teach my mother how to us iPhoto to save an email friendly version of a photo to send to friends with a minimum of fuss.
That said, I wish someone would teach our marketing people that a 'blank' one page word template doesn't need to be 5Mb and the social club should stop killing our mail network by sending 4Mb upwards emails to the entire work userbase nationally.:/
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My favourite line from that show for unintended humour was the new Brujah Primogen declaring as he took power that he would be around for a long time.... the last episode before it was cancelled. Oops.
Is that like the Funky Gibbon?
You Tube tells me the clip has been removed :(
I'm guessing the link was a lie. ;p
The Collectors edition comes with tissues.
Surely it comes with cheese slices.
Have you been looking over my shoulder? That's exactly how I play. You make it sound like a bad thing.
My work laptop has been set to mute since the day I got it. The first thing I do when I sit down to a new computer is set the "sounds set" to "none"
There's enough noise in an open plan office without having my computer squaking at me too.
Now I just need to find a reasonable compromise for my home machine where I do want sound for some things. :(
Part of the appeal to MMOGs is the social aspect. Especially that you can play with other poeple you know in RL at the same time. e.g. I play WoW with my husband and have had up to 6 people with their computers in our house playing at the same time. Not so easy to do if everyone needs their own console and TV (and sofa).
I had to install a clock in my study when I started to play CivII because the sun coming up is a bad way to find out how long you've been playing...
Since then I've always made a point of having a clock within eyeline of my computer monitor ust to be on the safe side.
My engagement/wedding band was custom made by a manufacturing jeweller who was an acredited gem valluer. The focal stone is an emerald with e small diamond set to one side for sparkle. The engagement bad is rose gold and the wedding band is platinum that is threaded under/around the engagment band.
I can't remember what game I was playing but there was a fortune teller who'd tell you where to go next.
Probably Zelda: Twilight Princess
"Alright, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a freshwater system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
Surely in a thread about a producer of British Sci-Fi comedy we would all know that the Liberator was Zen...
In Australia bandwidth caps are standard for DSL/Cable accounts. While some providers are known for their shitty meters, they all provide usage information on your account page.
I think my account is 60Gb (30 peak, 30 off peak) monthly. The difference is that we don't yet have anyone offering streaming media like movies as a paid download.
When I first read the 250Gb limit I thought - how the hell can you use that much in a month - our household is lucky to hit 25Gb most months with my husband obsessively checking Impornium for new feeds on an nightly basis. Then I thought about all the proposed new media distribution channels we are supposed to be adopting and realised 250 Gb has the potential to suck greatly in the not so distant future.[1]
[1] This of course assumes that Telstra and or Optus get off their arse and install sufficient level of backbone that the local broadband network would support the level of traffic required to make pay-per-view on demand movie and TV downloads a viable business model.
This obviously explains why I play pool better when drinking and I suck at it while sober.
Please explain how it is theft. Apple are getting paid.
Depending on how Apple slice and dice the budget for support - it's theft the first time a Pystar customer calls Apple looking for tech support.
Being too lazy to trawl Google groups for the post - I have to wonder. It sound like the name escaped from a Paranoia session.
The Computer is your friend - you will experience glee to the max while dealing with The Computer.
I've come full circle from 1st Edition and in our new 4E campaign I am playing the same character template as I did in the first D&D game I ever played in - a halfling rogue.
So far the changes look good. I've played 1st Ed, 2nd Ed, 3E and 3.5E.
A better choice - It's all about the Pentiums - I used to mail this to my friends at HP on a weekly basis until they threatened to beat me up...
Heck, it could be a record of a fart.
Possibly a bit harsh as a decription of the current charts - but possibly fair...
I must admit - my first thought was: I'd better watch what I feed our cats - they are plenty crafty enough as it is, can open doors, they selectively steal writing instruments,etc... maybe they are related to "Scratch - Destroyer of Worlds" from PVP comic.
Way back when I used to have Apple Technical Certification in the following categories:
Training and certification in Australia was run by an external 3rd party AWA (Australian Wide Warranties) on behalf of Apple.
According to today's news reports of the disection, the squid was described as an immature female. They are believed to grow much larger but this is the largest whole squid retrieved to date.
The article also commented that they were canibals - and that the males had a penis like a nail gun - mated at speed and then fled to avoid being eaten by the females.
From this I would suggest that should you decide to hook up with an old one - windex is obviously thier drink of choice.
those of us in third world countries like New Zealand who have to pay in blood for our bandwidth are going to start seeing Users sending (or trying to send) their friends 40+ meg attachments once those cameras become standard consumer issue. Trying to explain to my dad how to load MS Paint, and shrink the image, resulted in him writing down the instructions, and then promptly ringing me the first time he had to follow those instructions.
Get your dad a Mac.
I managed to teach my mother how to us iPhoto to save an email friendly version of a photo to send to friends with a minimum of fuss.
That said, I wish someone would teach our marketing people that a 'blank' one page word template doesn't need to be 5Mb and the social club should stop killing our mail network by sending 4Mb upwards emails to the entire work userbase nationally. :/
It was embedded in the zip file that contained the .xml and .lua. When I unzipped the download it executed something in the background.
My anti viral program didn't pick it up when I unzipped it.