I still have my Atari 2600, with about 30 games, controllers, and paddles (for playing Kaboom, my favorite). I grew up on that thing. The only person in the house that was any competition for me was my mom. She kicked ass at Kaboom, and I remember being in awe as I watched my aunt score 1,000,000 points on Missile Command.
I plugged in in a few days ago to play it, actually. It still works great. And totally sucks. But I love it.
1. Get a computer
2. Work from home
3. Mow the lawn, walk the dog, read a book, go jogging, build lego creations with your nephews, take a walk in the park, make a sandwich, etc ...
?? Productivity!
Paul, is that you?
Could you come to Meeting Room 1 for an important staff meeting.
Ignore John standing behind you with that box, he's just collecting them to build a fort.
In the early 90's I was moving out west and getting on a plane for the first time in Toronto, where I'd stayed with a friend for a few days on the way through.
As I passed through security and the x-ray machine, they asked if they could look in my carry on bag. I agreed, of course, thinking it was my alarm clock they were interested in. I almost shat myself when they pulled out a boot knife with a 4" blade I'd acquired at a university party a few months prior that was used for cutting limes for tequila.
Add to that the fact that I was still suffering the effects of smoking far too much pot while in T.O., and was walking with a bag of seeds stuffed in my right boot, I thought I was done for.
My "Oh my god, I didn't know that was in there, you can keep it, I don't need it." was met with a small smile, my knife tucked back in my bag, and an "It's okay, don't worry about it.".
I suspect that little exchange would have turned out much worse for me had it happened under present day conditions.
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"Mr. Miller. You can either catch up on the latest Idle, or go outside and clean up toxic waste."
"Mr. Miller...MR.MILLER, don't you want to wait and at least put on a hazmat suit?"
Or maybe they tried to post a comment and couldn't read the black on teal text.
I'm doing the same thing. You just can't see me.
I still have my Atari 2600, with about 30 games, controllers, and paddles (for playing Kaboom, my favorite). I grew up on that thing. The only person in the house that was any competition for me was my mom. She kicked ass at Kaboom, and I remember being in awe as I watched my aunt score 1,000,000 points on Missile Command.
I plugged in in a few days ago to play it, actually. It still works great. And totally sucks. But I love it.
You never forget your first.
Easy.
...
1. Get a computer
2. Work from home
3. Mow the lawn, walk the dog, read a book, go jogging, build lego creations with your nephews, take a walk in the park, make a sandwich, etc
?? Productivity!
You reward those "crappy acts" everytime you buy Pepsi, drink milk, or buy Samsung products.
You think they make their fortunes from recording contracts?
Do you think that's air your breathing?
Most panels are able to withstand hail stones of up to 1" in diameter , or more with a thin (0.188") acrylic cover sheet.
The damage, if any, will likely just occur to the glass cover, which could possibly be replaced without replacing the whole panel.
Oh, he's pulled his arms! That's gotta be disappointing.
He probably doesn't have that much pain right now, but I think tomorrow he's really gonna feel that.
I was just looking for that skit. Hilarious.
Especially if your mom is the one trying to "hack" in to your bank account.
Get Bruce Willis on the phone, time to go "Armageddon" on Jupiter's ass.
Or a man who can drive your company in to the ground faster than a failed Falcon 1.
What could possibly go wrong?
He'll go from being in a federal prison camp to a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison.
And he thought the FPC was uncomfortable.
Paul, is that you? Could you come to Meeting Room 1 for an important staff meeting. Ignore John standing behind you with that box, he's just collecting them to build a fort.
or the puma.
Well, luckily for you, if you're Abrahamo Lincolni, you're the only one.
http://www.facebook.com/srch.php?nm=Abrahamo+lincolni
They should have no trouble tracking you.
One is all you need.
You want to have a threesome with the PM and the Pope in the PM's office?
Or did you just want the Pope to watch?
In the early 90's I was moving out west and getting on a plane for the first time in Toronto, where I'd stayed with a friend for a few days on the way through. As I passed through security and the x-ray machine, they asked if they could look in my carry on bag. I agreed, of course, thinking it was my alarm clock they were interested in. I almost shat myself when they pulled out a boot knife with a 4" blade I'd acquired at a university party a few months prior that was used for cutting limes for tequila. Add to that the fact that I was still suffering the effects of smoking far too much pot while in T.O., and was walking with a bag of seeds stuffed in my right boot, I thought I was done for. My "Oh my god, I didn't know that was in there, you can keep it, I don't need it." was met with a small smile, my knife tucked back in my bag, and an "It's okay, don't worry about it.". I suspect that little exchange would have turned out much worse for me had it happened under present day conditions.
No, they look really, REALLY far away.
I'd be in for about $1,234,500,000, give or take a few mil. (according to iTunes, I've got 823 albums in my library)
You should be concerned, now that I know you taste like bacon.