texting is massive, its more popular than actually calling someone so almost all the operators have adapted to this, for instance meteor a couple of years ago offered a deal, top up your phone with 20euro credit and you can text anyone on their network for free and time for one month and the no of texts you can send for free was unlimited. Which attracted alot of young coustomers, they could all text each other for free! Now o2 have done the same but you can text any network in ireland for free!
Everything here eventually (or immediately) degrades to politics, religion, or inane pedantics. If that's the way things go, that's because that's the way the gods want them to be. Besides, your decision to apply the 'serial' or 'Harvard' comma before the phrase "or inane pedantics" clearly shows a lack of proper use of style guides or general sophistication. The 'serial comma' is appropriate in major publications or papers, but not in newspapers, columns or short elucidations (such as slashdot comments.) Your full stop should come after the closed bracket!
my mom bought me an acre on the moon a few years back as a joke for christmas, trying to get the builders to build my lunar holiday home is a pain in the ass tho!
maybe the sci fi has but i think theres more kids getting interested in fantasy after harry potter and eragon, and there's some good writers out there to like trudi cannavan
she's very easy to read but very enjoyable!
I thought supporting piracy was supporting terrorism,
so if U.S. troops are buying pirate dvd's (in Iraq of all places)
doen't that mean U.S. troops are supporting terrorism??
"just because you may not have reached puberty doesn't mean you can't be arrested and prosecuted for cybercrimes. It just means your parents might go to jail also/instead, or have to pay a huge fine, and then who's going to drive you to band practice or soccer games?"
i imagine a 13 year old hacker looking more like this than a kid who plays soccer
everyone texts... none of the providers charge you for reciving anything and my provider (meteor) lets me text other people with meteor phones for free.. to other networks its 7c per message sent!
In March of 2001, George Bush made the NUKING LIST. This list taught the world's gentlemen which places, creatures, terrorists and types of toffee to nuke. Some popular examples include Iran, Syria, Holland, Japanese People, Basmati rice, and the Taj Mahal.
"The Nuke List"
* Mexico
* Iran
* People who disconnect during online video gaming sessions. Bastards
* Holland, because they have pot
* ESRB headquarters
* Greenpeace
* TiVo
* All forms of the word "clams"
* Yu-gi-oh
* Pokemon
* People who read this list (look up and duck for cover)
* Your mom
* Myspace
* Starbucks
* Apple (note: something might happen)
* Apple (again)
* All forms of linux
* All linux users (note: communists)
* Hilary Clinton
* Steve Jobs (BOOM!)
* Jack Thompson
* The devil
http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Nuke#The_Nuking_List/
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texting is massive, its more popular than actually calling someone so almost all the operators have adapted to this, for instance meteor a couple of years ago offered a deal, top up your phone with 20euro credit and you can text anyone on their network for free and time for one month and the no of texts you can send for free was unlimited. Which attracted alot of young coustomers, they could all text each other for free! Now o2 have done the same but you can text any network in ireland for free!
my mom bought me an acre on the moon a few years back as a joke for christmas, trying to get the builders to build my lunar holiday home is a pain in the ass tho!
Ever watch stargate?
XUBUNTU
maybe the sci fi has but i think theres more kids getting interested in fantasy after harry potter and eragon, and there's some good writers out there to like trudi cannavan she's very easy to read but very enjoyable!
its ok.. i live in europe... your Dept of Homeland Security cant get me here!
for the record i dont personally believe that piracy funds terrorist groups!
meh...
I thought supporting piracy was supporting terrorism, so if U.S. troops are buying pirate dvd's (in Iraq of all places) doen't that mean U.S. troops are supporting terrorism??
"just because you may not have reached puberty doesn't mean you can't be arrested and prosecuted for cybercrimes. It just means your parents might go to jail also/instead, or have to pay a huge fine, and then who's going to drive you to band practice or soccer games?" i imagine a 13 year old hacker looking more like this than a kid who plays soccer
everyone texts... none of the providers charge you for reciving anything and my provider (meteor) lets me text other people with meteor phones for free.. to other networks its 7c per message sent!
In March of 2001, George Bush made the NUKING LIST. This list taught the world's gentlemen which places, creatures, terrorists and types of toffee to nuke. Some popular examples include Iran, Syria, Holland, Japanese People, Basmati rice, and the Taj Mahal. "The Nuke List" * Mexico * Iran * People who disconnect during online video gaming sessions. Bastards * Holland, because they have pot * ESRB headquarters * Greenpeace * TiVo * All forms of the word "clams" * Yu-gi-oh * Pokemon * People who read this list (look up and duck for cover) * Your mom * Myspace * Starbucks * Apple (note: something might happen) * Apple (again) * All forms of linux * All linux users (note: communists) * Hilary Clinton * Steve Jobs (BOOM!) * Jack Thompson * The devil http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Nuke#The_Nuking_List/