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| 2006/11/11-12 [Computer/SW] UID:45322 Activity:low |
11/11 Does someone have any idea where I could get a file of the startup
sound for an SGI Indy or O2?
\_ http://ultrashare.de/f/5986/indy.mp3.html
\_ Awesome! Thanks. Any chance you know about the O2 also?
\_ Or an Indigo? |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Uncategorized] UID:45323 Activity:nil |
11/11 Election's over. Political trolls nuked. Let's move on. |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Recreation/Computer/Games] UID:45324 Activity:kinda low |
11/11 What's a better game, GTA Vice City or GTA III?
\_ If I ever get past that damn RC airplane task Vice City might be
better.
\_ this mission is much more fun once you connect a gamepad to
your PC. I recommend the Logitech wireless rumble one.
\_ IMO, though each of VC and SA have been technically better than "3",
they've been less fun as the areas have gotten bigger and you feel
that getting to know every nook and cranny of "the town" would take
you for-frickin-ever. In 3, you could do so, and it was fun. |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Uncategorized] UID:45325 Activity:nil |
11/11 Move over youtube, now there's revver! link:www.revver.com |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:45326 Activity:moderate |
11/11 Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry-- 16 percent would
vote for him in 2008, 24 percent maybe, and 55 will not vote
for him, period. And therein lies some good news for President
Bush as he faces the final two years of his Presidency. At
least he's not John Kerry. Bahahahahahahahahaha
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15667442/site/newsweek/page/3
\_ ELECTION IS OVER. This thread will be deleted in an hour. Sorry.
\_ Loser says what?
\_ Hmm, yes, elevating political discourse. Once an election has
been ended no one is allowed to discuss it if 'their side' lost.
ended no one is allowed to discuss it if 'their side' lost.
Ok, whatever.
\_ Enjoy your 31% approval rating:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15667442/site/newsweek
\_ I don't have an approval rating and whatever either
party's approval rating is at has nothing to do with
the level of political discourse or having the right
to express political opinions.
\_ Loser says what?
\_ Exactly. Thanks for reinforceing my point.
\_ It's so enjoyable to have the shoe on the other foot. |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq, Politics/Foreign/Europe] UID:45327 Activity:high |
11/11 Rummy, Gonzales and Tenant might be sued for "war crimes" in
Germany:
http://www.time.com/time/nation/printout/0,8816,1557842,00.html
\_ How can an American be sued in another country?
\_ The same way someone can be tried in the US for crimes
they committed while outside the country (Noriega.) Some
countries have weird laws--I think Belgium has or had one
of these "good luck with enforcing it" statutes that allowed
their prosecuters to go after anyone for some kinds of crimes
against humanity committed anywhere else. -John
\_ Germany claims to have "Universal Jurisdiction" over war
crimes. If found guilty, one cannot travel to Germany
w/o the potential of being arrested on the basis of that
conviction. The same may be true of countries that have
an extradition agreement w/ Germany wrt this type of
crime. Mostly this is symbolic.
<rant>A conviction will make the Euro-peons feel good
about themselves and will take their minds of the fact
that the moors are in the process of recovering what
\- moops
they lost and taking more ground.</rant>
\_<snore> |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Politics/Domestic/Election] UID:45328 Activity:kinda low |
11/11 FL voter mails in absentee ballot w/ the "inverted jenny" stamp
(worth about $3 million):
http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=1667782006&format=print
\_ No, a block of four such stamps is worth $3M. The person who
mailed the absentee ballot used only one, which according to
the article is worth $500K. It's still a buttload of money
to have missed out on, of course.
\_ This must have been intentional.
\_ Sorry I misread the article, corrected. |
| 2006/11/11 [Reference/Religion, Computer/Theory, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:45329 Activity:high |
11/11 Curt looked at his erection, amazed. "I thought it had stopped
earlier... My God, I'm huge!" Tentatively, he touched his engorged tip
and patted it with his finger tips. It bobbed slightly as he stood up.
Picking up a tape measure from the hall desk, Christa quickly came
over to Curt and measured him. She let out a low whistle of
appreciation at his new length as she wrapped the tape measure around
his shaft. She looked up at him... "Curt, you've grown to eleven
inches long and five-and-a-half inches around." She did some quick
mental math. "Jesus, Curt. You're 1.7507 inches thick! Make
sure you keep that thing the hell away from me." |
| 2006/11/11-12 [Recreation/Computer/Games, Recreation/Sports] UID:45330 Activity:high |
11/11 Why is Cal trying to lose the game? Red zone, three downs, can't
TD, why does it feel like the '90s again.
\_ This game left a bad taste in my mouth. Cal didn't play well,
but the Hughes interception overturned and Hawkins' ability to
turn 2 TDs into FGs really hurt. Cal should have won this game,
despite Longshore playing like dookie. So if Cal beats USC
and Stanford, we can still go to the Rose Bowl, right? Same as
\_ we? you're on the team? cool!
it was before this game happened. BTW, I thought Cal should
have gone for it on 4th and goal. What good does the FG do
unless you're worried AZ is going to kick one, too? Cal needed
the TD. Stupid Hawkins.
\_ We needed two scores to win. If Jackson's foot lands one inch
\_ You're on the team, too? That's awesome. I had no idea so
many soda geeks played football for Cal on the side. Way to
go sodans!
\_ you're a moron. -tom
\_ *laugh* one day 'we' hope to be smart like you.
differently, we would have won the game because we kicked a
field goal on the previous posession. -tom
\_ Yes, but even without it Cal would have tied. The way
it worked out Cal lost. Counting on a miracle drive to
win is risky. I'd have rather gone for the TD. It's
a lot easier to gain 3 yards than 88 yards.
\_ We had just lost yardage on two consecutive plays,
then almost had a pass picked off. Our chance of
converting on fourth down was likely less than 50%,
and there was plenty of time left on the clock (over
7 minutes). And in fact, we did get the ball back and
we did have a really good chance to score. It didn't
work out. Sometimes that happens. -tom
work out. Sometimes that happens. -tom, bear apologist
\_ Probably, but what are the chances of converting on
an 88 yard drive when we hadn't gone on a drive all
game? If AZ had made one more first down Cal
wouldn't have even gotten the ball back. |