They should so SO SO do that. Everybody would be voiced by Eric Stuart (and sound like Brock from Pokémon), Dan Green (and sound like Yami from Yu-Gi-Oh!) or Cam Clarke (and sound like Leonardo from TMHT).
AWESOME!
It should be called 'Tea', and the version numbering should be a bit like Ubuntu's release naming. I suggest they name the release version 'Earl Grey, hot'.
Hint: massive thermonuclear reaction taking place above our heads every day, subjecting the Earth and everything on it to almost inconceivably powerful doses of electromagnetic energy.
You reckless supervillain bastard! Do you think you could create something like that and get away with it? HMM?
By contrast, I put in a Linux DVD, and I install everything. If I want to install something more, I can do the insanely difficult exercise of typing "sudo apt get install [programname]".
Strange. In my experience, I can install everything I need within Windows before I leave the house and do MSVC work on the train, while Linux installations typically require me to tell it where the online repositories live all the time.
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YEAH!
I have to admit I've never seen anything with him in, but I have played Trauma Center: Under the Knife!
"Ooohhhkay, let's start." "Damn this is bad!" "What you are you DOING?" "Huh, not half bad."
Go, Victor! Let's show that bastard Pempti who's boss!
This new version of ARMOR has a touch-screen and everything.
Actually, The Coral are really big in Japan, I've heard.
If you don't like the word faceboogle, jam it into regular speech by using it as a metasyntactic! That's totally faceboogle! foo + bar = faceboogle
They should so SO SO do that. Everybody would be voiced by Eric Stuart (and sound like Brock from Pokémon), Dan Green (and sound like Yami from Yu-Gi-Oh!) or Cam Clarke (and sound like Leonardo from TMHT). AWESOME!
Sounds like they just wanted the toilet to me.
Phase 4: Write about it in your global newspaper before anybody knows about it.
"... now yell Objection!"
"Why?"
"Because it's fun!"
"What about the CPU?"
"Oh yeah, it's fast. Damn fast."
It should be called 'Tea', and the version numbering should be a bit like Ubuntu's release naming. I suggest they name the release version 'Earl Grey, hot'.
You can cheat by looking here: http://brainden.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=148 But that's cheating. :)
Perfectly conical pencil heads? I admire your sharpening tenacity.
A 'star of David'? The parallel lines don't touch.
Breakfast. Yum. Except for the load of old cock.
Here's a challenge. Try to arrange six pencils of the same length so that they're all touching every other pencil.
Without snapping or disintergrating them.
No this has nothing to do with making music from corporate spreadsheets.
Like Einstein said: "God does not play baseball!"
I think.
Maybe there's hope after all.
And I'll take one of those waffle irons if they're going.
Strange. In my experience, I can install everything I need within Windows before I leave the house and do MSVC work on the train, while Linux installations typically require me to tell it where the online repositories live all the time.
Is it a treatise by RMS?
I bet they confiscated his Time Sweeper too. Just great.
How does it stack up against Star Trek: Generations?
Cowabungaaaaa!
A Zbuffer for digital cameras? Yas pleez!
Just think of all the depth of field stuff you could do in postprocessing.
Commenting on slashdot for a living? Crikey.