Nini wrote:I don't get it man...
That's because you resigned from the intelligencia.
Last edited by sturner on Fri Aug 17, 2012 7:33 pm.
Warin wrote:rjprice wrote:
something something bedstuy something
No it was the rise of the radical conservative movement. They were working out philosophical differences.
sturner wrote:Nini wrote:I don't get it man...
That't because you resigned from the intelligencia.
I told you, they were stuffy and had musky odours.. kept telling me to shush when I made kung fu moves in my robe because it looked cool.
Would do it again.
Ok. Now, can I borrow your kitty hat?
That looks more like an underwear hat.
Yeah but they kept saying "bring us Sierra Mist and we'll consider it" so forget 'em. No, it is my kitty hat and no it doesn't look like underwear.. what underwear are you looking at these days?
Men's briefs would look much like that. Sorry, but I'm at work and can't link a suitable picture. 
I'm not seeing it. You buying your briefs from the damaged and irregular goods outlet near the freeway?
They have the cheapest prices plus immediate delivery!
Nini wrote:You buying your briefs from the damaged and irregular goods outlet near the freeway?
Yes, the one in Meaford. Though mine say "Fruit of the Loom" on the waistband, and right side up. You must get your underwear hats at even more low rent outlet joint than I want to consider.
It's not an underwear hat, you cucumber.
rjprice wrote:Nini wrote:You buying your briefs from the damaged and irregular goods outlet near the freeway?
Yes, the one in Meaford. Though mine say "Fruit of the Loom" on the waistband, and right side up. You must get your underwear hats at even more low rent outlet joint than I want to consider.
I would love to know how this turned out.
Séamas wrote:
I would love to know how this turned out. [/quote]
Yes, though I'm kind of torn over who should direct the movie. My heart wants Michael Bay, my mind say Oliver Stone, but some other part of me thinks Guillermo del Toro is the man for the job while it seems a like a project Penny Marshal or Sarah Polley could really run with. It is quite a pickle.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
Next year you'll be able to get a 20MB drive for the same price. I'd wait.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
Pithecanthropus wrote:ukimalefu wrote:
Oooh! I'm gonna have to get me one of these!
Better wait for the .1 revision.
Excellent, it's CP/M compatible.
Pithecanthropus wrote:ukimalefu wrote:
Oooh! I'm gonna have to get me one of these!
I had one of those in the mid 90s, in an external enclosure attached to my CP/M machine. The thing was about the size of my 3U AlphaServer and weighed about 50-60 lb. And loud, like a Shop-Vac.
ukimalefu
want, but shouldn't, may anyway
Warin wrote:Pithecanthropus wrote:ukimalefu wrote:
Oooh! I'm gonna have to get me one of these!
Better wait for the .1 revision.
I posted this pic on Facebook and got the following response from a friend:
Quote:About eight years ago I built my first terabyte raid array. it cost over $1300 to put together, ate up about 500 watts, and weighed 25lbs. two years ago I bought a 1TB hard drive that can be powered off a single 5.5watt USB connection, fits in my pocket, and cost $160. that's a long way in six years...
New Orleans?
Appalachia?
Hazard!
rjprice wrote:Gratuitous squalor. Enjoy it for what it is.
Just me who thought they might end up murdered here, most like brutally?