Murdering people because of their religious beliefs? That's way uncool.
Wrong.
It's not because of their religious beliefs. It's the door-knocking and the self-righteous proselytizing that get them to the front of the line for ED-209 testing. I assure you, when I want to be a part of someone's religion, I'll find them. I don't need a herd of intrusive leaflet pushers to steer me in the "right" direction.
I go back and play the Venice Beach and Philly levels all the time for no reason at all.
One of my favorite levels in any game was in Medal of Honor, when you dressed up like a Nazi and infiltrated the train station. It wasn't hard or anything, but I thought it was fun as hell.
I have to agree that the article is poorly written, but it's nothing a good proofreading would be able to fix. The entire thing reads like a fourteen-year old wrote it in five minutes.
From the embarrassing lack of agreement between nouns and their modifiers all the way to "on accident" and the previously mentioned spelling errors, this review was garbage.
I'm not trying to be a dick here, but sometimes I think it's important to point out the more obvious pitfalls of "user generated content".
this explains why rentacoder team do not understand plain English if is more than several sentences the rentacoder team took to do job(rentacoder site) according their mental abilities
I don't understand plain English either, if that's what you're calling English.
Excellent point. TFA has been Slashdotted so I can't see the specs without an undue amount of initiative on my part, but presumably if they put enough flash memory in, and used a proper distributive algorithm to make sure the same sectors aren't constantly written to - there might be little danger of this drive failing any sooner than a conventional drive.
An addiction to tabs, yes, but there's also the extensibility of Firefox that makes it so appealing. Once you have a browser that can act in all the ways you want it to why would anyone go back?
I think IE7 will introduce more 'joe-sixpack' types to the idea of tabbed browsing - all the better for Firefox to scoop them up when those poor saps find out that IE still blows.
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Wrong.
It's not because of their religious beliefs.
It's the door-knocking and the self-righteous proselytizing that get them to the front of the line for ED-209 testing.
I assure you, when I want to be a part of someone's religion, I'll find them. I don't need a herd of intrusive leaflet pushers to steer me in the "right" direction.
In Soviet Russia, software develops you. . .
Did you salt the earth so nothing would grow there again?
The same way you can tell if something is fud.
Zombies don't eat other zombies, dude.
That's why it's hard to survive a zombie movie.
Waawaaweewaah, is a good site!!!
I am to posting picture of my chramm.
Is very nice.
I'll totally second the THPS2 vote.
I go back and play the Venice Beach and Philly levels all the time for no reason at all.
One of my favorite levels in any game was in Medal of Honor, when you dressed up like a Nazi and infiltrated the train station. It wasn't hard or anything, but I thought it was fun as hell.
All those games are so new.
What about Zork?
And what about all the Sierra games from the 80's? (King's Quest, Space Quest, et.al.)
Come on, mods. Don't mod parent offtopic.
Anyway, man, here's the YouTube video which I was able to watch (also running Linux with an older Flash version).
Wait, that's a lie!
That's a goddamned lie!
This looks interesting
I think you should be able to find something here.
BTW, GIYF.
When did "spend" become a noun?
Hominy, water, butter. Delicious Southern delight.
I have to agree that the article is poorly written, but it's nothing a good proofreading would be able to fix. The entire thing reads like a fourteen-year old wrote it in five minutes.
From the embarrassing lack of agreement between nouns and their modifiers all the way to "on accident" and the previously mentioned spelling errors, this review was garbage.
I'm not trying to be a dick here, but sometimes I think it's important to point out the more obvious pitfalls of "user generated content".
And have Ted Stevens for a legislator??
Forget it.
I don't understand plain English either, if that's what you're calling English.
I think the kind of jerk who is always on a cell phone is the kind of jerk with low quality sperm to begin with.
My sperm are the size of M&M's and they have teeth and can't be killed by conventional weapons. Do I use a cell phone all day?
Hell no. If I want someone to know something, I punch it in Morse code right on their forehead.
No.
When your AV program detects it, it flies off and infects someone else's computer.
There's another badge I wouldn't have gotten.
Just like the "Don't Stab Hoboes" badge.
Actually, it's spelled 'collusion'.
Excellent point. TFA has been Slashdotted so I can't see the specs without an undue amount of initiative on my part, but presumably if they put enough flash memory in, and used a proper distributive algorithm to make sure the same sectors aren't constantly written to - there might be little danger of this drive failing any sooner than a conventional drive.
I hope.
Well, actually, it was a pick-axe _handle_ not an axe.
He was just going to throw the guy an unnecessarily savage beating, not chop him up. Chopping him up would have been a little overboard. . .
So when do they invent the geek hug underwear?
An addiction to tabs, yes, but there's also the extensibility of Firefox that makes it so appealing. Once you have a browser that can act in all the ways you want it to why would anyone go back?
I think IE7 will introduce more 'joe-sixpack' types to the idea of tabbed browsing - all the better for Firefox to scoop them up when those poor saps find out that IE still blows.
Until you get to the solo, that is.
If you can play that, we should talk man. Let's put out a record.