Chris Meech wrote: ... or saws for cutting lumber ... or screw drivers for joining Precisely. Chris Meech wrote: The list is endless and your analogy is really good. Thanks, I wasn’t sure the point would shine though. :-> ZeePain! wrote: This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something. thedailywtf.com[^]

True, games on an XBox waste so much time, that`s why I play games on my PC instead:laugh:

Yes, but they have bandwidth and server bills. There are THOUSANDS connecting to these realms. Also, since a movie and popcorn costs $15 and lasts 2 hours, I feel that $15 for a whole month of play is nothing. Microsoft makes Digital Photos fun with Photo Story 3 and its free.

you don't like rollercoasters? we are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is Vonnegut jr. boost your code || Fold With Us! || sighist | doxygen

Michael Dunn wrote: Chris came back to Toronto, so the servers stopped pouting off the corner and actually got back to work. Pretty much right. Damn servers were on work-to-rule. David

You're right, a treadmill is boring - that's why I mentioned that I don't do it. Nor does it seem to be of any value, other than the benefit that any activity provides over no activity. And being fit is far more important than being light. But the question/statement was about weight loss. Proper diet, proper sleep, and strenuous activity make for a healthy combination. My point was that weight lifting is not a solution for any but those few who actually enjoy it. Diane Capewell wrote: It's very, VERY hard for women to bulk up, even on purpose That's nice to hear, though hard to believe considering the appearance of the very few fit women I've seen around here. There seems to be two types of woman in the area - the vast majority who could each single-handedly save a whale by volunteering for liposuction and donating the products thereof, and the hyperachievers in weight training class. Those who fall between the extremnes we call "tourists." "My kid was Inmate of the Month at Adobe Mountain Juvenile Corrections Center" - Bumper Sticker in Bullhead City

I guess you are right (and the specialist who say this). Indeed the reason for this to accept couldn`t be other than that English is not latin. ---------------------------- World could be better! Cornel Rebegea software developer Infodata SRL Bacau, Romania

GISnet wrote: When every Joe and his mother can claim to build web sites, does it financially affect those of us who actually can? My opinion is that in the long run, yes it does. It should lead to more money to those who can do the more sophisticated stuff. In the short run, it might lead to overpaid underexperienced people that you had in the nineties. Script kiddies making nearly six figures a year because they learned two dozen html tags. Paul

> I was able to unbox and play BattleField: Vietnam 20 minutes after I signed for it (with full detail, no less!). That is the plan! :cool: Also, I really like the design of Dell machines. If I, for some reason, wants to fiddle with the interior, it's so damn easy to do it. Just open the hood and do it. No tricky screws, no memory slots burried so deep down it's almost impossible to find them, etc. Top notch stuff! And it's not that much more expensive than building it yourself. -- Ich bin Joachim von Hassel, und ich bin Pilot der Bundeswehr. Welle: Erdball - F104-G Starfighter

Ian Darling wrote: I really enjoyed the first one, and I think this is a better game, overall. There is a lot of it too - the career is much bigger in this one. If I were you, I'd certainly take a close look at it. I just traded a P4 heatsink for a copy with a friend so as soon as my watercooling kit gets here I'm good to go (and I hand over the heatsink) Matt Newman All rise for the honorable Judge Stone Cold Steve Austin - From Dilbert Episode 30

My favourite fantasy/s-f artist is Rodney Matthews - ever since I saw some of his album & book covers... Stuart Dootson 'Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p'