And if your system dies? When you get a new one call Nintendo's customer support, give them your old serial number and then give them your new serial number and Nintendo transfers everything you've purchased to your new console.
Not quite. My Wii died recently, and when I called Nintendo, they said you have to send the system in for repairs, otherwise they won't transfer any data.
Well, sir, if you knew the subject so well, would it hurt you to share your knowldedge? You wouldn't need the wiki, but you could be using the wiki to inform others.
Are you sure about that? I was in there this past week to ask about pre-ordering the Wii, and they gave me the same answer as LunarCrisis got at Angrignon. The Toyr-R-Us across the , however, is taking pre-orders, says my friend who works there and has pre-ordered hers.
I'm sorry, you must have misunderstood me. I wasn't saying you made the assumption that he was a student. I was refering to the comments in your parent post (by rubberbando), and the reply to your post (by jythie).
I had assumed that since your girlfriend attends Dawson, you knew a bit more about the situation than other posters, which seems to be true. (Sidenote; yes, I do live in Montreal, and a few of my good friends were there. None of them got hurt, but they were there. I know what happened, and I've been listening to/reading the news every day since)
Not to nitpick, but your, and the GP's posts seem to presume that the shooter was a student at Dawson. The shooter was not, in fact, a student at this school, so the argument that he may have been a victim of bullying isn't all that valid. He was 25, and a graduate of a different school; he never attended the college where he opened fire.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Peach a nickname, and Toadstool her actual name?
In the intro to Mario 64, she signs her letter Princess Toadstool, Peach.
Your logic entices me, sir. The GNU Image Manipulation Program is a game now? I find this very interesting and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
As a salesman, no. Answering that you don't know does not get you off the hook. I've tried it. The customers assume that just because you work there, you're supposed to know everything about the products you sell. Sure, sometimes you'll get an educated customer who knows what he's talking about, but if that's the case, he won't really be asking you too many questions, would he?;-)
Oh, well see that I did not know. Thanks for the insight. Here, over-the-air is like 3 channels. CTV, GlobalTV, and some french stuff. All with quite bad quality. Pretty much, if you want TV up here, it's cable (or a dish), or bust. Not the best system, but there's still some good stuff on...
Firefly was on Fox, a network TV channel. Now, I don't know the way things work where you are, but here in Quebec, if you don't have cable, you don't have Fox. Network channels are part of the cable tv package. So if these so-called "network" channels drop good shows, there's nothing good for me to watch on my cable TV.
(Yes, you can get a dish, but you'll still get the same crap, just in three timezones instead of one, so I'm ignoring that option.)
In Montréal, Québec, IGA does online orders and delivery (for only $6 Canadian shipping/handling, too!) with just about everything they carry. That includes fresh meat, fish, veggies, fruits, breads, and yes, beers and wines too. They used to sell cigarettes too, but due to a new law in Quebéc (or just Montréal, I'm not sure, I don't follow politics much), they had to stop.
So yes, some places CAN get booze delivered straight to your door! Heck, even the government-run liquor store does online orders and deliveries here!
So contrary to everyone else, you're saying the problem is that Nintendo is focusing too much on hardware, and not enough on games, where as the PS2 is all about enjoyable games with absolutley zero emphasis on hardware?
Sir, I find your rantings very interesting and would like to suscribe to your newsletter.
Hahah, wow. English is so messed up when you think about it. When I read your comment, I read it as if it were pronounced "proof-bred" (as in the way you pronounce bread the foodstuff), and not "proof-breed" (as in the way you prononuce read, but with a B at the starting). Bread and read, they have only a B of difference in print, but in sound, hoo-boy, what a difference!
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Since when is German based on Latin?
And if your system dies? When you get a new one call Nintendo's customer support, give them your old serial number and then give them your new serial number and Nintendo transfers everything you've purchased to your new console.
Not quite. My Wii died recently, and when I called Nintendo, they said you have to send the system in for repairs, otherwise they won't transfer any data.
Is "I am not a sniffer dog" really that common? I've never heard someone call themselves a sniffer dog in the past.
Stout is a style of dark beer made using roasted malts or roast barley.
No, he probably just forgot a comma.
"People, as in the people near you, you can also see."
Note the comma after the first instance of 'you'.
The parent sounds confused? Sir, I think you are the confused one. When did using your imagination become a bad thing?
Well, sir, if you knew the subject so well, would it hurt you to share your knowldedge? You wouldn't need the wiki, but you could be using the wiki to inform others.
If so, then for sure CTF-OSR-ZombieJuice would win hands down. Screenshot and download link.
street! street, damnit! Forgot to preview. That last line should have read:
"The Toyr-R-Us across the street, however, is taking pre-orders, says my friend who works there and has pre-ordered hers."
Are you sure about that? I was in there this past week to ask about pre-ordering the Wii, and they gave me the same answer as LunarCrisis got at Angrignon. The Toyr-R-Us across the , however, is taking pre-orders, says my friend who works there and has pre-ordered hers.
I'm sorry, you must have misunderstood me. I wasn't saying you made the assumption that he was a student. I was refering to the comments in your parent post (by rubberbando), and the reply to your post (by jythie).
I had assumed that since your girlfriend attends Dawson, you knew a bit more about the situation than other posters, which seems to be true. (Sidenote; yes, I do live in Montreal, and a few of my good friends were there. None of them got hurt, but they were there. I know what happened, and I've been listening to/reading the news every day since)
Not to nitpick, but your, and the GP's posts seem to presume that the shooter was a student at Dawson. The shooter was not, in fact, a student at this school, so the argument that he may have been a victim of bullying isn't all that valid. He was 25, and a graduate of a different school; he never attended the college where he opened fire.
Then he'll have some trouble swallowing and digesting the beer. RFID tags are not fit for human consumption!
You're welcome. That's why I'm here, isn't it? God forbid I contribute something useful!
Yeah, and it's not like Exxon with two Xs is the name of a corporation or anything...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Peach a nickname, and Toadstool her actual name? In the intro to Mario 64, she signs her letter
Princess Toadstool,
Peach.
Your logic entices me, sir. The GNU Image Manipulation Program is a game now? I find this very interesting and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
We're only dealing with writing and spelling, not grammar
So, when you write you don't have to use grammar? Huh. I guess I've been doing it wrong this whole time then...
Painters usually put their signiature in the bottom corner of a painting. What's wrong with that type of thing?
As a salesman, no. Answering that you don't know does not get you off the hook. I've tried it. The customers assume that just because you work there, you're supposed to know everything about the products you sell. Sure, sometimes you'll get an educated customer who knows what he's talking about, but if that's the case, he won't really be asking you too many questions, would he? ;-)
Oh, well see that I did not know. Thanks for the insight. Here, over-the-air is like 3 channels. CTV, GlobalTV, and some french stuff. All with quite bad quality. Pretty much, if you want TV up here, it's cable (or a dish), or bust. Not the best system, but there's still some good stuff on...
Firefly was on Fox, a network TV channel. Now, I don't know the way things work where you are, but here in Quebec, if you don't have cable, you don't have Fox. Network channels are part of the cable tv package. So if these so-called "network" channels drop good shows, there's nothing good for me to watch on my cable TV.
(Yes, you can get a dish, but you'll still get the same crap, just in three timezones instead of one, so I'm ignoring that option.)
In Montréal, Québec, IGA does online orders and delivery (for only $6 Canadian shipping/handling, too!) with just about everything they carry. That includes fresh meat, fish, veggies, fruits, breads, and yes, beers and wines too. They used to sell cigarettes too, but due to a new law in Quebéc (or just Montréal, I'm not sure, I don't follow politics much), they had to stop.
So yes, some places CAN get booze delivered straight to your door! Heck, even the government-run liquor store does online orders and deliveries here!
So contrary to everyone else, you're saying the problem is that Nintendo is focusing too much on hardware, and not enough on games, where as the PS2 is all about enjoyable games with absolutley zero emphasis on hardware?
Sir, I find your rantings very interesting and would like to suscribe to your newsletter.
Hahah, wow. English is so messed up when you think about it. When I read your comment, I read it as if it were pronounced "proof-bred" (as in the way you pronounce bread the foodstuff), and not "proof-breed" (as in the way you prononuce read, but with a B at the starting). Bread and read, they have only a B of difference in print, but in sound, hoo-boy, what a difference!