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589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | has bill o'reilly said anything about that comment since then? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink 'But if people start shooting people for throwing tomatoes, this country's in bad shape,' he said. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | From CNN: '...Holmes County has...the world's largest population of Amish, who do not believe in modern conveniences such as electricity and automobiles.' That's right. They don't exist. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | 'I think we should just trust our president in every decision that he makes and we should just support that.' -- Britney Spears on CNN |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | something to toss to the peasants on the street corner, no doubt urlLink the Iraqi Freedom Coin |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | 'If the Americans go in and overthrow Saddam Hussein and it's clean, he has nothing, I will apologize to the nation, and I will not trust the Bush administration again.' - Bill O'Reilly, Fox News commentator, speaking on Good Morning America March 18th, 2003 |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly, but when they lit a fire in the craft, it sank - proving once and for all that you can't have your kayak and heat it, too. Two boll weevils grew up in South Carolina. One went to Hollywood and became a famous actor. The other stayed behind in the cotton fields and never amounted to much. The second one, naturally, became known as the lesser of two weevils. A three-legged dog walks into a saloon in the Old West. He sidles up to the bar and announces: 'I'm looking for the man who shot my paw.' This guy goes into a restaurant for a Christmas breakfast while in his home town for the holidays. After looking over the menu he says, 'I'll just have the eggs Benedict.' His order comes a while later and it's served on a big, shiny hubcap. He asks the waiter, 'What's with the hubcap?' The waiter sings, 'O, there's no plate like chrome for the hollandaise!' When she told me I was average, she was just being mean. A neutron goes into a bar and asks the bartender, 'How much for a beer?' The bartender replies, 'For you, no charge.' Two atoms are walking down the street and they run into each other. One says to the other, 'Are you all right?' 'No, I lost an electron!' 'Are you sure?' 'Yeah, I'm positive!' Did you hear about the Buddhist who refused his dentist's Novocain during root canal work? He wanted transcenddental medication. A group of chess enthusiasts checked into a hotel and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office and asked them to disperse. 'But why?,' they asked as they moved off. 'Because,' he said, 'I can't stand chess nuts boasting in an open foyer.' A hungry lion was roaming through the jungle looking for something to eat. He came across two men. One was sitting under a tree and reading a book; the other was typing away on his typewriter. The lion quickly pounced on the man reading the book and devoured him. Even the king of the jungle knows that readers digest and writers cramp. There was a man who entered a local paper's pun contest. He sent in ten different puns, in the hope that at least one of the puns would win. Unfortunately, no pun in ten did. A guy goes to a psychiatrist. 'Doc, I keep having these alternating recurring dreams. First I'm a teepee; then I'm a wigwam; then I'm a teepee; then I'm a wigwam. It's driving me crazy. What's wrong with me?' The doctor replies: 'It's very simple. You're two tents.' A woman has twins and gives them up for adoption. One of them goes to a family in Egypt and is named 'Amal.' The other goes to a family in Spain; they name him 'Juan.' Years later, Juan sends a picture of himself to his mom. Upon receiving the picture, she tells her husband that she wishes she also had a picture of Amal. Her husband responds, 'But they are twins -- if you've seen Juan, you've seen Amal.' |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i'm up for some decent halloweening. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | who's up for a decent halloween party this year? as in, costumes and music and food and such. all hallows eve falls on a friday... besides the items mir mentioned, i get my protein from peanuts and beans. tofu comes in so very many forms - some that most wouldn't recognize taste-wise. tofu in its plain form is just gross! but it can be marinated, cooked, scrambled, spiced, what have you into almost any tasty foodstuff. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i would suggest that you give her fake meat which can be found in the frozen food section of ukrops - they have bocca burgers, fake chicken nuggets,fake chicken patties - i'm guessing she will like those also, there are 'smart dogs' which are fake hotdogs - plenty of protein there - and actually, cheese is a really good source of protein. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | My daughter is 3 1/2 years old. She is almost a vegetarian. The only meat she will eat is chicken, and that is only sometimes. She drinks lots of milk (24-30 oz a day). For comparrison, most doctors recommend that growing teenagers get about that same amount. She also usually will eat cheese when it is offered, and she eats a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch. Most of her calories are coming from bread, fruit, and vegetables. My questions is this, how do vegetarians get the protein they need? I know that soy (tofu) is a good source, but I really doubt she will eat it. I only eat it when it is in hot & sour soup, so I also would have no idea how to offer it to her. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | my thanks to jennifer and miriam for their participation in the 'August Art Sale'; your contributions to my pathetic economic status are much appreciated! good grief it's hot. looking forward to a cooler fall now that september is here. has anyone gotten a good look at Mars, i.e. through a telescope? last wednesday night, when the red planet was at its closest point to Earth, my brother and i went to the science museum, where the local astronomy club had set up some impressive-looking scopes - but alas, the sky was overcast, dispelling any chances of giving it a look. JLS, any prospects on the job horizon? was this termination of your position unexpected? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Bush/Cheney '04: Four More Wars! Bush/Cheney '04: Apocalypse Now! Bush/Cheney '04: Because the truth just isn't good enough. Bush/Cheney '04: Compassionate Colonialism Bush/Cheney '04: You Don't Change Whores Midstream Bush/Cheney '04: Get used to it! Bush/Cheney '04: In your heart, you know they're technically correct. Bush/Cheney '04: Leave No Billionaire Behind Bush/Cheney '04: Less CIA - More CYA Bush/Cheney '04: Making the world a better place - one country at a time. Bush/Cheney '04: Or else. Bush/Cheney '04: Putting the 'con' in conservatism Bush/Cheney '04: Thanks For Not Paying Attention Bush/Cheney '04: The Economy's Stupid! Bush/Cheney '04: The last vote you'll ever have to cast. Bush/Cheney '04: This time, elect us! Bush/Cheney '04: We're Gooder! Bush/Cheney '04: Asses of Evil Vote Bush in '04: 'Because I'm the President, that's why!' Vote Bush in '04: It's a no-brainer! George W. Bush: It takes a village idiot George W. Bush: Leadership without a doubt BU__SH__! Don't think. Vote Bush! Peace & Prosperity Suck Big-Time Who Would Jesus Bomb? With a Bush, a Dick, and a Colin, Everyone Gets Screwed! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Not yet...he's havin' to rely on ol' Angie McMoneybags for all of his meals and salon hair products. :) But I love him, prince or pauper! :) |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | halloween with kids is fun - getting them to bed - not so much. :) |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink Remember , remember the fifth of November, Gunpowder treason and plot. We see no reason Why gunpowder treason Should ever be urlLink forgot ! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink fantasy gone awry...or fulfilled? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | what the hell is guy fawkes day? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Oddly enough, THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF SCREAMING CHINAMEN IN MY PANTS |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | some interesting news/rumors concerning the Brothers Matrix: 'Two Wachowski scripts are floating around Hollywood. One, a fanciful retelling of the Guy Fawkes story set in a postapocalyptic Britain, is an adaptation of V for Vendetta, the graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. The other, Plastic Man, is based on the old DC Comics character. Plastic Man has long been rumored to be the Wachowskis' next film, but, of course, there's no official word.' read the full article urlLink here . oddly enough, Matrix 3 premieres on November 5 - Guy Fawkes Day. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | An excerpt from Ebert's review of the revival of 'Eyes Without a Face'... ***** '....One of the tasks faced by serious filmgoers is to distinguish good films in disreputable genres. It is insufferable to claim you 'never' see horror movies (or Westerns, musicals, war movies, teenage romances or slasher pictures). You're presenting ignorance as taste. The trick is to find the good ones. The French auteur critics did a lot of helpful spadework, resurrecting genres and rehabilitating reputations, but they were not always right -- and besides, you have to feel it for yourself. If a film holds my attention, it is in one way or another a good one. If it moves or delights me, it may be great. If I am distracted by its conventions, obligatory scenes and carelessness or lack of ambition, it deserves to be tossed back into the genre.' |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I am not upgrading to Panther; neither of my computers are G4s. The pre-Panther version of OSX works well enough, but not zippy, on my two G3s. Reluctant to advance further without G4 hardware. But thanks for the tip. Rarely is any technology ready for prime time in the first weeks of release. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | JLS, hopefully this is not a situation you'll be in - but fair warning: 'After upgrading to Mac OS X 10.3, better known as Panther, they [Mac users] are finding external FireWire drives are no longer recognized by the host machine. In many cases, all the data the drive stores are also gone. The glitch is particularly troubling because many Mac users backed up their files to an external FireWire drive before installing the Panther upgrade. In some cases, the glitch erased files on the main machine and the external backup. ' read the full article urlLink here . |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | there's just so many summers babe and just so many springs. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | spooky day! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | an article about the urlLink Urban Light Works , an art 'happening' being held downtown on halloween night (and the following night) at the canal basin. i'm more intrigued by it now; sounds like they've expanded it from last year. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I read the rest of them too. I never had an Atari to know about the suckiness that was apparently ET. Space Invaders was ok, Galaxian was better, but Galaga rules. And don't get me going on their reaction to Mario. Those little punks need to be taught how to respect their elders. What was the crack about all the developers of Space Invaders being dead? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I had the same though when I read it. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | That sounds awfully close to Galaxy Quest. Which was also probably done before, in some story somewhere. So I guess it doesn't matter. But still. Regardless, I guess this is what happens when there are no out-of-work-actor guest-star shows like Murder She Wrote on the air. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Something from a former B5 actor...... urlLink http://www.baen.com/blurbs/0671877887.htm |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | The reactions to the other games were hilarious, too. Don't neglect to continue to the other pages. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | How dare those kids make fun of Pong. They should be bowing down and worshipping at the altar of Pong for what it lead to. Now excuse me youngsters, it's time for my prune juice and afternoon nap. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | For those looking for something intense: the Scream Forest way out on Staples Mill is quite disturbing. They really went all out. Carnival games, bonfire, wagon ride to the trail, lots of lights and effects in the woods. I was scared. Recommend thinking twice about entering the house at the end -- in the middle it is pitch black in an enclosed space with no reference point, and if you're prone to claustrophobia or are afraid of buried alive, etc., take the 'Chicken Trail' that goes around it. I would not recommend the attraction to anyone under 8 years old. Includes graphic stuff, like an automated body, bag over its head, moaning and writhing from where it is suspended by its feet in the trees. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | that was urlLink then |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | You do? Jesus, that's probably what's making you kill people... I wondered how you spent your Tuesday nights when I wasn't around...and that would explain the smell of blood in the house... I liked dating about 56% of the time when I was dating...I really loved the newness when it was good...I hated the awkwardness when it was bad. Glad I met my soulmate when I did, because I was biologically getting really tired of field playing. Nesting instincts starting to kick in and all that... |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Every third Tuesday I watch 4 hours of WB sitcoms as penance. It seems a fair trade. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | oh man, i thought you had finally stopped being psychotic, harmony. i thought the bodies would stop piling up, the screams of horror would end - but it never will , my fiend? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | My reward in dating was always the sweet sound of the screams when -- oh -- sorry. I...er...now this is awkward...look, nachos! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | not saying, of course, that marriage is bad - it's not when the right people get married - but the consequences and rewards are much higher in marriage than in dating. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i think you are either dating someone or married - each term has its own definition and connotations. if i tell you, hi, here's billy bob, my date for the evening- you are thinking, well billy bob sucks but she still has a chance to get out of it. if i tell you, here's billy bob, my husband - you are thinking, well she's fucked. big difference. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Yes, but then when you go home after the date, well...there they are. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Well, you could practice both at the same time...... Provided that the one you are dating is the one you are married to as well. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I enjoy both dating and being married. Though I do not recommend practicing both concurrently. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Dating, huh? Well.... I had some spectacularly boring dates with self-involved actors earlier this summer. I was recently abandoned by a drunk first date (thank goodness). But I've also had some positive experiences. I'd say that dating is both what you make it and always an adventure. And as someone who has been on both sides of single & married, I'd have to say that I'm currently enjoying the dating gambit. If you ask me again in six months I may change my mind.... In other news, the New York Times' Ben Brantley has re-reviewed 'Nine: the Musical.' If you're a subscriber, go to: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/10/29/arts/theater/29NINE.html It seems that we'll be open through at least January; it's a rave. Thankfully. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | hey neal, it's not that i don't think about you - ben and i make sure to gossip about each and every member of hand of shiva and road to glory. :) it's just that you so rarely POST that i forget who's on this damn blogger. and yes, jason never posts but he's like a phantasmagoria you can't forget - a spectre who haunts your nights and darkens your doors - a vampire who loves peanut butter and jelly sandwiches - that is jason haley. and of course because of some stupid thing that ben did i can't see the list of who's on the blogger now. i really liked that list too. damn ben. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | The other person? I know I am fairly silent, but to be forgotten? Shame on you! ;-) Then again that is perhaps my problem..... I do not make enough impression on a person. Don't know if dating is like swimming through a black abyss. I have comapred it to the the Every Flavor Jelly bean in the Harry Potter book. Don't know what you will end up with and you can get one that leaves a bad taste. I had few like that. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i just had a single friend tell me that trying to date is like swimming in some giant black abyss. i haven't really had a lot of single time in my life - when i was, it was for the most part by choice, (not meaning i was the dumper but once i had been dumped i wanted to stay single or blah, blah,) but is it really that horrible? let's hear from our single bloggers! like jennifer and jason and the other person! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | woo hoo eva! sounds like fun. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | check this out! this guy draws pictures to represent sentences that people send him... urlLink explodingdog.com thanks for the news, sis! love from the mainland to you. happy birthday tree! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Jesus...I'm in a bed and breakfast in Dublin and I can't sleep to save my life! I've got a 6am flight to Edinburgh, thanks to Nick. Ireland and Scotland have been really fucking awesome, but in the tradition of all of my vacations, I drank way too damn much. I think I'm going to need a few weeks of detoxing after this one. The weather has been atrocious. While we were in Edinburgh last week, it was raining so hard that our umbrella snapped in half. As Nick said, you kind of understand why the Scots are so surly when God personally tells you to fuck off. It was like he was saying, 'Go home Mary Poppins!' Dublin is a fairly unattractive city, but the people here are amazing cool. It's the first place in Europe that I've been to where the majority of people actually liked Americans, with the exception of the 'fat ones who come here and wear green.' We went to the Guiness brewery and out on a pub crawl. Nick has been doing gigs almost every night, so we've spent a lot of time hanging out with Irish comics. The people love him here. These are some of the best gigs that I've seen him do. So yeah...I'm going to go back to the room and attempt to get an hour of sleep in. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | blogger=no people |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | job=boring |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Daredevil will take care of it. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | can you see george w. giving this woman clemency? do you think he cares about the poor, the disenfranchised? quote from an urlLink interview with dorothy gaines: WOL: What have you learned from your experience? Gaines: Heh. I learned that when you're poor, you don't get the legal defense you need. Look at all those poor people like me in prison, you don't see too many rich ones. I couldn't afford a lawyer. If I had those Choate, Hall & Stewart people at the beginning, I wouldn't even have gone to prison. And I learned how many people there are like me. Wouldn't hurt anybody, didn't hurt anybody, and people are spending their lives behind bars. There's no justice. But I also learned about my own strength. There are so many people who go to prison and give up, they say 'you can't beat the feds.' But I say 'fight every day,' and that's what I did. Every day, I wrote somebody about my case. Sometimes you get weary, but you never give up. After all, I wasn't there to learn how to crochet. also go to urlLink This American Life and find the story under 1999 - sentencing - |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink ben's halloween costume: http://www.salon.com/comics/tomo/2003/10/27/tomo/index1.html |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | yay angie wedding dress! |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink black hole sun, won't you come and wash away the rain |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i started to smoke because i stopped caring about myself: what i ate, whether i exercised, whether i cultivated my own intellectual interests, etc. thanks for the advice pumpkinhead |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | one of the numerous reasons why i urlLink despise george w. bush: http://www.mollyivins.com/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=1462 |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Yelahneb - Translating a text is like hiking Yellowstone. Someone has already been there, but the work it takes to get there yourself, and to see the result with your own unique eyes, is the true reason to go. Otherwise, one would be content looking at films, photographs, and reading accounts of what others have seen. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Gotta address the reason for the quitting to stick. Figure out what you're medicating, and find something larger than yourself to hope or work toward. It's never easy; there is no cure for addiction, only a lifetime of vigilance. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i starting smoking again and i feel like poop. i'll try to quit while i'm still early in the process. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | 10. Fuzzy Dice 9. Caress of Steel 8. The Kings Price 7. If It Was Up Your Ass Youd Know 6. Buttocks 5. Access This 4. Swaying Silver Birches 3. Catwalk 2. Flakes on Weed 1. Leftovers |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | help needed: Ben (Karl) and I (Maggie) will be starting our cable access show again soon! the problem is that we don't really have a good name for the program - before we were it calling the karl and maggie show - not too original. it's going to be a liberal biased socio-political show. we will be taking the issues seriously and plan to cover local, state, and national issues. any suggestions? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Castillion was rescued during the collapse by unnamed friends, and is now alive and well in the Ethereal. The party talked with him in the office of Din Dal Kut, who resides on a splinter plane. It seems that when Thulos took Terranel, the 'local group' of the multiverse was torn away with it, and all exist as a miniature multiverse in the in-between-place. A side result of this occurence is that, according to Castillion, the dead have nowhere to go, and have been gathering at an unknown city for millenia. Castillion is now dedicated to renewing contact with the gods, if possible. He has recommened that the party join forces with the Harpers, a secret society formed by the last Elven bard at the very end of the Great Retreat. Upon seeing Calleum and the banner of Heironeous in a magical viewing painting/frame on Din Dal Kut's office wall, Burne leapt to join his mentor, and was last seen in a battle in Rashemen, one of the lands that borders the Far East. The act broke the portal, and the party was unable to follow. Also, Castillon is Ian's father. Having reached the end of the original journey, Ian and Gregory are beginning to question if they should continue, or return to Tilverton to tell of Castillion's demise -- which was Castillion's request, as the truth would be too difficult to understand. Players have the option of sending their character off to do something long-term, and create and play a new character. The world stage has expanded wide enough to accomodate such. Once the false murder rap is resolved, the party may see the Breaking of the original Fellowship -- but the beginning of a much larger, world-spanning epic. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I'd post this on the RTG Blog, but I can't post there. Could someone either post or e-mail me the resolution to the Catillian situation? As the original hook of our adventure, I'm kind of curious. Thanks. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | yes, i'll admit it - sometimes i get songs stuck in my head so i use this forum to get them out. i also use this forum to get out demons, stains, and houseguests. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | it's 4 oclock in the morning damnit listen to me good i'm sleeping with myself tonight safe and tired thank god my music's still alive sugar bear |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink that's johnathan on the right |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | yeah, i'm over it now. i've got the ghetto out. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | I suspect she could lose her job and maybe suffer some sort of legal action if she didn't follow the rules as written. But I understand your frustration. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | fucking bitches at the fucking va credit union. went there to get something notorized. i've been a customer there for 2 years, have a debit card there, had my ss card, 2 picture ids, but no drivers license - i lost it about 4 months ago. and the fucking bitch there wouldn't notorize it because i didn't have the proper id. fucking ho. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | ben - i've heard my email is down - either write me at [email protected] or tell me here - noon on thursday good for you? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | In response, I should stress again that the appeal of iPod and iTunes is in the device and the application -- the store is irrelevant to me. Others may feel differently. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink Microsoft monopoly says Apple monopoly is too restrictive |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | A job heading from Monster: **NOT JUST A JOB...YOUR FINAL CAREER** |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i liked the cookie story. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | urlLink not exactly 'law and order' |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | my job: currently i'm reviewing an article titled: Why Do I Have Gas? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i'm your father, i'm your father |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | actually, it doesn't say there's a new strong bad email - it just says 'strong bad email', as a quick link to one of the more popular features of the site. there is a new toon, though - another marshmellow cartoon that may amuse. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i am so sick of homestarrunner - they claim they have new strong bad email but do they? nnoooooooo. i feel so cheap and used. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Cabin fever, baby |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | what you and the elk do in the privacy of your cabin is your business, my friend. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Not ravished by an elk? How disappointing. Regardless, I will give Logan your regards. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | how about this: i figure the possibility of you and yours being killed by terrorism at pretty much next to nothing. i see you living a long life in the snowy wilds of northern canada. you will be mauled by a moose. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Not very reassuring, but thanks for responding. ;-) |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i heard a bit about this story - was this kid at any point a threat to anyone? did he have the box cutter for a reason? does anybody really believe that the passengers/flight attendants wouldn't beat the hell out of anyone who threatened them with a box cutter? it seems to be that safety is not insured by constant surveillance and encroachment of civil liberties and common sense but rather by public policy which promotes equality and fairness among peoples and countries. no matter how many middle eastern countries we bomb into oblivion (iran seems next) we cannot make them agree with western philosophy, capitalism, christianity, or as the u.s. government is claiming, democracy. and also didn't bush say during the presidential election that he did not want us to be nation-builders -i suppose he was correct - we destroy afghanistan and then we leave it to rot - we go to war against iraq and then have no follow-up plan - we are not nation builders - we are nation destroyers - the bullies of the world. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | So -- we now occupy Iraq, yet a kid can slip box cutters onto an airplane. Can someone reassure me that we're safer now than we were two years ago? |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | See RTG blog for reply. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i'm sorry - i sent out a group email on friday saying i wasn't going to be there. it wasn't returned so i assumed everyone got it. no one knew i wasn't going to be there? well now i feel poopy. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | me not know you not be at game until game happening |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | me had good day but miss game. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | i am your humble servant eva. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Instructions for a search engine, found online; somehow this struck me as really funny... Tip: Separate unrelated proper names with a comma. Example: Bill Gates, Steve Jobs |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | Hey John! It's weird to hear that you didn't think that people in the UK care about US politics. The article that Ben put up was from the Independent and it is one of the most reputable and widespread newpapers here. That story was on the front page. People in Europe generally know more about US politics than Americans do, since our decisions seem to greatly affect them. People here are terrified that George Bush is going to get elected again and when they hear things like that story, they get even more nervous. They blame Bush for dragging them into a war that they don't want to be in. The protest against the invasion of Iraq in London last February was the largest public demonstration that has ever occured in England. Tony Blair completely ignored the consensus of the people, which led to his lovely nickname, 'Bush's Bitch'. Due to Blair's alliance with the US concerning the occupation of Iraq, the Labour party might lose its power in the up-coming elections. The Liberal Democrats have already gained alot of seats in Parliment and polls show that they will most likely gain many more. America is a super power and right now Bush's shitty foreign diplomacy skills have angered people all over the world and caused them to rally against us. Now the papers are saying that the US is giving Iran a deadline to prove that it doesn't have nuclear weapons. Sound familiar? That worked so well last time. How that hell can you prove that you don't have something? Any way, the majority of people here are intensely hoping that Bush will get voted out soon. English media is typically very well researched. The newspapers here were the first to release reports on the how Bush stole the Florida election. Okay...just realized that I'm rambling, so I'm going to stop myself there. On to fun things. Nick, my boy here, is coming to the US for Christmas! Yay. Isn't that exciting? He might be performing at that new comedy club in Richmond, but his agent is still working that out. Miriam, hope you realize that you're hanging out with me when I get home, cause you have to meet him. Okay. That's all. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | yep, mir = rocktober. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | ooyeah/Happy Roctober = Miriam? Anyway, just got back from my world domination meeting.....err, company staff meeting. The thermal imaging thing is basically a double check to make sure that there are not more votes recorded on the computer's memory card than were actually cast. It does it by having heat sensors that detect the heat from your fingers as you touch the screen. The problem that I don't understand is how do you keep that number from being messed with? Then again, I am not a computer software exper. As for Franken, I ignore him just as I do Bill O'Reilly. Thinking about, the reason they hate each other so much is that they are just alike except for the extreme opposition of their political views. As for Rush, I am currently in a phase of not listening to him, but it will be interesting to see what happens when he comes back from rehab. Never having had back problems (knocking on every piece of wood I can find), I can't imagine the pain that people must go through to become addicted to Oxicontin. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | take that back! oven mitts are nice creatures. they love us. |
589,736 | male | 35 | Technology | Aries | 05,August,2004 | You know what else is reprehensible? Oven mitts. |
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