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Fortunately you're wrong.
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Who needs the previous image when I have two islands full of devoted nymphomaniac sex slave robogirls and a larger island full of devoted nymphomaniac sex slave girlfriends and a city full of genetically-engineered-to-be-perfect-slavegirls, a totally badass set of PCs, and a large server farm?
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I have a legit code for Windows, so the disk image I torrented isn't even remotely illegal. Now if I could just find one that actually works to boot from...
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YOU LOSE! Wait... What's the criteria for winning again? NVM, you lose because I always win!
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My family has had trips around the US before, but my favorite trips were me just walking out into the middle of nowhere when I was 6... (in rural South Dakota you can do it)
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Let's hope the reinstall fixes the problem then. Actually, the problem went away when I left my laptop off, unplugged, and battery out for 2 days... I'm just going to reinstall because I somehow fucked up the system restore files, and now have 20GB of unusable space on my drive. Also, because it now takes upwards of 3 minutes just to start Windows. That's longer than it's ever taken for any other OS I've ever used. (I think it may be because of one too many BSoD)
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This.
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The original 6 Star Trek movies all used a good combination of miniatures and CGI. I am anti-CGI if I can notice it easily. (Avatar, Tron: Legacy, Indiana Jones 4, etc.) I am pro-CGI when it turns out like V for Vendetta, or Star Trek.
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I'm just about to head in to make some burgers... I also just finished a can of Big K Orange soda.
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I'm getting set to reinstall Windows... Been having a few issues with the OS causing a 6500 ms or higher ping time, and a download speed of less than .35 mbps.
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Navy is better. They have better pay, better food, shorter training times, better schools, and better jobs when you get out.
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The original Garfield... Not that POS kids cartoon they have now.
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - PC Game Review
BTGBullseye replied to Alyxx Thorne's topic in Gaming in general
Yup, pretty accurate review. Just one more thing, don't let anyone tell you the PC version is a console port... It isn't. -
Yeah, the sprint time kinda sucks... I usually beat the games the day I get them, but in this case I took a couple days. (computer hardware issues)
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There is a lot more than those puny things in there... (and why is camping a bad thing, unless you're talking about spawncamping) Completely destructible environments (BC2 it was just trees, walls/fences, and buildings), more vehicles, more weapons, better graphics, better performance, fewer bugs...
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I'm talking the IIe or the IIc... Pre-IIgs. Besides, that game isn't as good as most of the games I used to play on those old computers.
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Another computer meltdown + lots of updates
BTGBullseye replied to Ross Scott's topic in General News
Sounds a lot like my old computers... Have you tried flashing the BIOS? -
Cool...
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Awesome... Maybe latter I'll change it to "AF'sAwesomestMember" or something, but for now I'm fine...
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Tales of Yendor (a.k.a. Yendorian Tales)
BTGBullseye replied to Woah_G!'s topic in Obscure PC Games:
It's basically an old ripoff of the "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" series of games... List here... I had this game illegally back shortly after it came out (my brother shoplifted it) and noticed the similarities immediately. -
That is most likely, true.
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Evolution vs. Creation being taught in schools
BTGBullseye replied to BTGBullseye's topic in Serious Topic Discussion
Firstly I'd like to say that out of the two points you made there, the second point is a fully credible criticism that if stated must be applied to every participant argument because "Travesties and grotesquely inhumane acts in the name of [insert thing here]" are not exclusive to any religion or irreligion. You say Crusades, I say Holocaust. You say the Witch Hunts, I say the Khmer Rouge rule of Cambodia. It doesn't really do anything apart from mudslinging based upon the collective histories of extremists or those that famously misinterpreted their doctrines. (Blame and cause are contextual, so lets not get into those details.) But the first point you made is either based on or strongly reflective of one of Neitszche's criticism that Religion exists simply as a method of accruing power and prestige over others. I can't remember the exact name for it, but one of the philosphies championed by Nietzsche was the idea that in a sense, "All truth claims could not be trusted." One would say "Everyone should believe in social justice" for example, and Nietzsche would squint his eyes and say "Hm. Do you honestly believe in the good of Social Justice and that everyone aught to practice it, or are you simply wanting to start a revolution with yourself as the Leader?". So obviously such an approach to Religion would result in his immediate distrust of all aspects of it, in a manner of speaking. This criticism is also very credible, which pointed out on a major problem and possibly endemic fault that could then be detected and corrected, once Nietzsche had given it a name (which again, I forget). Within Christianity, the use of spreading the Gospel for gain of anything but the Kingdom of God (anything that is not the Kingdom of God includes Church organizations, Denominations, Companies or Individuals) is termed spreading the Gospel "For your own Glory". It can be a very problematic foible since pride in success can blind oneself to their lack of humbleness, and who they are serving. Christianity is to be serving Jesus, not the individual. But Nietzsche's truth claim in of itself is also self-canceling, since "All truth claims can not be trusted." is also a truth claim, which therefore can't be trusted. Unless one notices that, it's a perfect little pin for popping everyone else's balloon. *e-hug* -
http://www.iantivirus.com/threats/ That's all the more I'm going to say on that subject.
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He was Data Processing in the Navy. Most of the computer programs that he wrote for the Supply guys became national standards.