I will be competing in the 400m and 4x400m relay using my specially crafted Chevy Cavalier. It's a manual transmission, so the engine computer won't give me an unfair advantage.
It's like Matryoshka dolls, but each one has more devastating genetic deformities than its container. The one in the middle looks like the love child of the California Raisins and ET.
Same here. And the other quarter of the year when it's hot outside, the sun goes down so late that you don't need to turn on the lights anyway. The only place it really makes sense to use CFLs in Michigan is for your exterior lighting.
It appears to be a remote code execution exploit in Safari and/or Webkit. I give it a week before iOS 4.3.4 is available. And I'll be installing it, since I don't want drive-by malware* on my phone.
*Dimmer readers may incorrectly think I'm calling Cydia malware.
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Deaths from blogging accidents are about to go way up.
Call me when it's something remotely scientific. Until then, this isn't any more promising than Brain Age.
(I find Bejeweled and its many, many clones thoroughly uninteresting. Peggle is alright, though.)
Some people just don't learn their lesson the first time they try to water ski while re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
Depends. It's a different one for Cheney.
Do they just block anybody whose view history is more than 80% Starcraft?
Please remember to check your idealism at the door.
Twelve pages of graphs and data? Couldn't he just have said "standard deviations and percentiles" and be done with it?
Say, for example, I'm reading Everybody Poops...
Hang on, is "guffaw" a subset of "laugh"? Need an answer soonish so I can determine my options.
This must explain how they can ship so much merchandise so efficiently!
Jeez, you expect this stuff out of fly-by-night crapware sites.
...Which is why cnet is doing it.
You try delivering malware through all those Javascript and CSS compatibility issues.
In that case, time to go shopping for a high-end road bicycle.
Don't worry, I have a Plan B in case I blow the launch: another cybernetic attachment, made by Beretta.
I will be competing in the 400m and 4x400m relay using my specially crafted Chevy Cavalier. It's a manual transmission, so the engine computer won't give me an unfair advantage.
It's like Matryoshka dolls, but each one has more devastating genetic deformities than its container. The one in the middle looks like the love child of the California Raisins and ET.
Well, it is a Java applet...
For example: Keeping the authoritarian busybody jackholes that love them from moving into my neighborhood.
They are practicing hiding the fact that they're trying to communicate. Almost had me fooled, too.
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Same here. And the other quarter of the year when it's hot outside, the sun goes down so late that you don't need to turn on the lights anyway. The only place it really makes sense to use CFLs in Michigan is for your exterior lighting.
Something about "I buried Paul Revere". Weird.
It appears to be a remote code execution exploit in Safari and/or Webkit. I give it a week before iOS 4.3.4 is available. And I'll be installing it, since I don't want drive-by malware* on my phone.
*Dimmer readers may incorrectly think I'm calling Cydia malware.
They call them "citizens".
Am I to believe that "outer space" is not the current front-runner in the list of possibilities?