I'm so ahead of those trackers because I wear my fake mustache and glasses when I buy questionable things on the internets. And they say we're clueless!
have means of identifying legitimate/illegitimate users
I'm assuming sarcasm but I've always wondered what is legitimate with the DS. You can use R4 (and others like it) to play movies, read ebooks, listen to music, and play homebrew your DS. That's hours of entertainment without touching an illegal, downloaded ROM or altering your rig in anyway. The R4 isn't like plopping an EPROM in a console or rerouting wires since it doesn't alter anything the DS was sold as... not even the firmware.
Then the step further, you can buy ROMs, dump them and, and put multiple games on your DS. Most would find the convenience in traveling without all the ROMs or the chance that your kid drops it down the air duct shaft. But is that legitimate to Nintendo? Seems the same as ripping my own CDs and putting them on my MP3 player.
CTF and Deathmatch is not getting boring for the majority
Completely agree! I wish the TF2 believed the same. I don't mind the control maps but they should have had more CTF in my opinion and more than just six maps total. Looks like the mappers are already on the ball so that should fill out the lack.
See, I'm not a fan of the story arcs, "the Doctor is mistaken for a bad guy." For one, they never seem to go very far. Like that guy harassing Martha's mother in the middle of season three? I thought that was going to go somewhere and...
Oh wait, this isn't about Doctor Who... never mind.
...it [IAU] warns would-be namers to avoid anything "in questionable taste" and any names honoring political or military figures sooner than 100 years after their deaths.
Well that odd. I have nothing against George and I'm fan of most of the recipients listed. But it seems out of perspective to honor actors hundreds of years earlier than people who accomplish such monumental, world changing achievements. "Here's a guy who died to take out a bunker so that others can free France. Oohh, No wait, here's an actor!"
AFAIK, it's a crime to even joke that you have a bomb or other explosive. It's been around since before 9/11 and Bush. If that's the case then, no matter what I think it looks like, it probably looks like a bomb to a lot of people.
Even though Bush doesn't appear anywhere in the article, they have to some how connect the two? I can hear the article submitters not "Don't we have a pic of both of them in front of a Haliburton sign?" Seriously, you don't have to be a GW fan to realize that this kind of goofy crap hinders the cred.
I just drink a lot of alcohol and kill the buggers from the inside out. When traveling overseas, it always seemed like the drinkers survived while the non-drinkers came down with some stomach illness.
Universal bribed radio stations to play songs from Ashlee Simpson, Brian McKnight, Big Tymers, Lindsay Lohan
Hanging's too good for them. Given this fact alone... if I were to guess which circle of hell they would end up in, it would think the eighth - guilty of deliberate and knowing evil.
Your groceries come to $7 something, you hand her a $10, she gives you $12 something (ie. change for a $20). What do you do? I've seen two reactions to this: what I've seen my parents' do... I tell her I only gave her a $10 and worked it out. Did that in front of a friend and no amount of reasoning seems to stop his whining:
him: "You idiot! You could have had $10 bucks."
me: "It's not screwing the man... she's responsible for her till."
him: "It's like she dropped it on the street and you found it."
me: "Not even close... it's like I SAW her drop it and have the chance to return it."
Aannnnd... end scene. I seriously could not understand his reasoning and he couldn't understand mine.
Although, I have to admit, if something rings up lower than it's real price and the cashier wont get screwed, I'll probably not say anything.
Good luck with such a radical change... I tried to get my company to stop wasting money in our documentation by using semicolons instead of full colons but no one would listen. [yeah... I got that from Dilbert].
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So that's when they plan to come out with PS3 games? (I kid, I kid!)
I'm so ahead of those trackers because I wear my fake mustache and glasses when I buy questionable things on the internets. And they say we're clueless!
So I should be able to delay, but not block, my payment check to them?
Your lucky... I wish my GF liked pr0n :(
I'm assuming sarcasm but I've always wondered what is legitimate with the DS. You can use R4 (and others like it) to play movies, read ebooks, listen to music, and play homebrew your DS. That's hours of entertainment without touching an illegal, downloaded ROM or altering your rig in anyway. The R4 isn't like plopping an EPROM in a console or rerouting wires since it doesn't alter anything the DS was sold as... not even the firmware.
Then the step further, you can buy ROMs, dump them and, and put multiple games on your DS. Most would find the convenience in traveling without all the ROMs or the chance that your kid drops it down the air duct shaft. But is that legitimate to Nintendo? Seems the same as ripping my own CDs and putting them on my MP3 player.
It was written in Pascal? I knew the language was old but didn't realize it was /that/ old.
Completely agree! I wish the TF2 believed the same. I don't mind the control maps but they should have had more CTF in my opinion and more than just six maps total. Looks like the mappers are already on the ball so that should fill out the lack.
Oh wait, this isn't about Doctor Who... never mind.
Is their back yard littered with empty power cable spools and spray paint cans? Just wonder'n.
...it [IAU] warns would-be namers to avoid anything "in questionable taste" and any names honoring political or military figures sooner than 100 years after their deaths.Well that odd. I have nothing against George and I'm fan of most of the recipients listed. But it seems out of perspective to honor actors hundreds of years earlier than people who accomplish such monumental, world changing achievements. "Here's a guy who died to take out a bunker so that others can free France. Oohh, No wait, here's an actor!"
wizards?
Can someone dup this in June 2008? kthx!
AFAIK, it's a crime to even joke that you have a bomb or other explosive. It's been around since before 9/11 and Bush. If that's the case then, no matter what I think it looks like, it probably looks like a bomb to a lot of people.
"Kill one of 'em?" is the only thing that comes to mind. (not that I'm advocating Oboest-icide)
ah, yeah... that's the pic I was talking about in the first place.
Even though Bush doesn't appear anywhere in the article, they have to some how connect the two? I can hear the article submitters not "Don't we have a pic of both of them in front of a Haliburton sign?" Seriously, you don't have to be a GW fan to realize that this kind of goofy crap hinders the cred.
In Half Life 2, the noise those poisonous black spiders always scared the be-jebus out of me.
You could have at least put a M rating or warning on this post! Now who's gonna rock me to sleep tonight??!?
Seriously... having his quote in the summary is as useful as hearing what Michael Moore or Ann Coulter has to say about the subject.
I just drink a lot of alcohol and kill the buggers from the inside out. When traveling overseas, it always seemed like the drinkers survived while the non-drinkers came down with some stomach illness.
Hanging's too good for them. Given this fact alone... if I were to guess which circle of hell they would end up in, it would think the eighth - guilty of deliberate and knowing evil.
Sentences with absolute statements like 'every time', 'always' or 'never' are always wrong.
Your groceries come to $7 something, you hand her a $10, she gives you $12 something (ie. change for a $20). What do you do? I've seen two reactions to this: what I've seen my parents' do... I tell her I only gave her a $10 and worked it out. Did that in front of a friend and no amount of reasoning seems to stop his whining:
him: "You idiot! You could have had $10 bucks."
me: "It's not screwing the man... she's responsible for her till."
him: "It's like she dropped it on the street and you found it."
me: "Not even close... it's like I SAW her drop it and have the chance to return it."
Aannnnd... end scene. I seriously could not understand his reasoning and he couldn't understand mine.
Although, I have to admit, if something rings up lower than it's real price and the cashier wont get screwed, I'll probably not say anything.
Anyone else?
Good luck with such a radical change... I tried to get my company to stop wasting money in our documentation by using semicolons instead of full colons but no one would listen. [yeah... I got that from Dilbert].
A-Wah? E-Meter? I've heard those Scientologists have some whacked ideas but this is going too far!