imho thta's a fine example of what happens when you let HR set the hiring criteria...
>ok, some one must have blew crack smoke into my lungs...
>some one here in town wants a FrontPage developer with 5 years experience
>for corp. use.
>think i am going crazy
>
>
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> Wouldn't the "trouser snake" model pocket protector be a
> condom?
> :-P
>>They'd have to name the model "trouser snake". :P
>>
>>Though I don't have that issue myself. I have my keys on a
>>closed hook
>>and attach them to my belt loop.
>>
>>> Hmm, there should be a variant for trou
"Intelligent Grappling" -
in Georgia, isn't that knowing who the gal is first?
/me runs
>In Georgia, the Theory of Gravity will be replaced with the Theory of
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Paul, thanks very much!
It sure healed well after the heart attack :-)
My daughter was funny -
she said "I had Death by Chocolate, and it only made me stronger".
>Ben, my main man.
>you will be fine.
>
>you will heal quicker then expected & you will sit on the john with out a
>brace.
>just r
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Ben, my main man.
you will be fine.
you will heal quicker then expected & you will sit on the john with out a
brace.
just relax. take a deep breath, and another one.
take a look down at your legs & understand that the body you are currently
in has an incredible healing factor built right in.
thanks Wayne. great site
PostNuke really kicks ass...
just got a response from the client.
they couldn't budget it, even when i tried to undercut price by 1k of there
already horribly low budget..
time to get a job at a hydroponics shop...
this code stuff just isn't paying bills any longer..
In Georgia, the Theory of Gravity will be replaced with the Theory of
"Intelligent Grappling".
http://thamus.org/News/science/IG_theory.shtml
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"Hey, it's got one of those little italic 'e's on it already!"
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Believeth it or not, when my mom was still alive she had "trouble" loading 35mm film in her point and shoot camera!!
I would have to go over and change the film for her (and, of course, have three different desserts while she lectured that I needed to lose weight).
Gee, I miss her... it's been 20
And the father cried, "Come forth, my son, and slay the Blinking 12:00,
that the VCR may be once again useful"
Yeah. I occasionally get to go to NC to visit a great aunt to do things
like buy floppy disks and ribbons for her word processor (actual
physical unit, not software). Actually, I
Wouldn't the "trouser snake" model pocket protector be a condom?
:-P
>They'd have to name the model "trouser snake". :P
>
>Though I don't have that issue myself. I have my keys on a closed hook
>and attach them to my belt loop.
>
>> Hmm, there should be a variant for trouser pockets - keep
>> keys
BenD -
But maybe, just MAYBE, it's a sign he's beginning to mature.
(He is 23 now.)
For a long time, he's been on the outs with my wife's father, his only surviving grandparent. It's been negative for us and for my father-in-law.
But tonight he's actually going with us to visit and take Gpa out
Jerry said:
> I tried.
> I seem to remember a crying 8 year old girl and a koala with a handful of
> pretty brown hair.
> They told the rest of us in line they were closing for the rest of the day.
> I loved the ferry ride over, and I loved the Tasmanian devil.
> The zoo was a very good day.
If you can forgive the pun (and if anyone can, it's you) this seems like
a step in the right direction.
And you've probably got the right attitude towards it. Expectation
leads to avoidance sometimes.
--benD
Ben Braver wrote:
> You may be right, BenD.
> But this may just be a blip on the rad
They'd have to name the model "trouser snake". :P
Though I don't have that issue myself. I have my keys on a closed hook
and attach them to my belt loop.
> Hmm, there should be a variant for trouser pockets - keep
> keys etc. from poking through...
>>http://www.pocketprotectors.com/
>>
>>
>>He p
Gee, that could have been in the "I needed the money" thread ;-)
>Rolled by hand, and sealed with a lick and a twist
>
>Now that's some good s#!t
>
>--benD
>
>Ben Braver wrote:
>
>> Like, dude, "joint" as in hand-rolled, or as in with someone else?
>> I mean, like, dude, wouldn't sex thera
Oh, re: running -
I'll probably pick brisk walking, bicycling, or swimming before running or jogging. The less impact on the new hip, the longer the plastic liner will last. They are currently estimating 10 to 15 years, but a lot of that is up to the patient. Weight loss also improves this, so I ha
You may be right, BenD.
But this may just be a blip on the radar - he made a comment like "I don't feel like this very often, but...".
Still taking it as a very good thing.
Just not making too many expectations.
-BenB
>> Total shocker last night - son (son ?!?!?) gave me a hug, said it will
>> b
Hmm, there should be a variant for trouser pockets - keep keys etc. from poking through...
>http://www.pocketprotectors.com/
>
>
>He put this on his home page, of course not thinking ahead:
>
>
>"Since June 1999, I've sold nearly a thousand pocket protectors all
>over the U.S. and Canada."
>
>
>So
Nah, you were just a victim of the list's self-appointed grammar geek :-)
Oh boy am I not looking forward to my inbox when I screw up .
But fair is fair, folks! (Too bad I'm a big target .)
:-)
-Ben
>
>Yeah looks like I was a victim of MS Word's auto correct feature... Duel =
>Dual
>
>Bad Spe
http://www.pocketprotectors.com/
He put this on his home page, of course not thinking ahead:
"Since June 1999, I've sold nearly a thousand pocket protectors all
over the U.S. and Canada."
So now you're thinking 1000/5 = 200/yr...
wow, business must be booming! :)
s. isaac dealey 214.823.9345
> Total shocker last night - son (son ?!?!?) gave me a hug, said it will
> be ok. Whoa.
Maybe the best bit to come out of this, eh? I mean, mobility is great
and all, but (speaking as a son who made up with his dad) that's just
fantastic.
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Now that's some good s#!t
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Ben Braver wrote:
> Like, dude, "joint" as in hand-rolled, or as in with someone else?
> I mean, like, dude, wouldn't sex therapy also make you a joint patient? ;-)
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Yes, it's temporary, until cleared by the orthopedic surgeon.
Probably about 3 months, depends on the patient.
Until you are completely healed, i.e. all the muscles etc. are healthy and strong again, there is a significant risk of dislocating the new hip. That would require going back into surgery
What a memory!!
Hmmm, if Grace is always Slick, does that mean she's always ready?
Hey, though, that might make a halfway decent video
(if it's halfway decent, it's halfway indecent - woo hoo!)
/me flees in shame ;-)
-Ben
"just trying to keep his spirits and other things up"
>"Total Joint Patient
> Keep one rule in mind "thou shalt not bend the affected hip more than 90
degrees at any time", and you start realizing about raised toilet seats,
having a gripper tool to pick up anything you drop, etc. Plus not being able
to put weight on it until I heal (maybe 2 months) - got to put grab rails
Ha. It would probably turn out to be a male nurse :-(
(Wait a minute, didn't we just finish that thread??)
Told the wife she needs to start exercising more 8-)
Hugs,
-Benny
>Woooaaah!
>
>In home nursing staff ... DUDE! You could get a hot nurse to give you a
>sponge bath!!! :D
>
>(beside
The HMO evaluates each person's situation, determines whether you need "Home Health" care for stuff like bathing, PT, food prep. If you lived by yourself, they probably would. If you live with a spouse or significant other, there would probably need to be some reason that person couldn't do all of
Like, dude, "joint" as in hand-rolled, or as in with someone else?
I mean, like, dude, wouldn't sex therapy also make you a joint patient? ;-)
>> Letter inside addressed to "Total Joint Patient".
>
>Dude, you're, like, a *total* joint patient. Whoa.
>
>> OK, folks, this is suddenly getting VERY r
LOLOL - hmmm, is that where vodka gimlets originated? After all, "port" came from Oporto .
-Ben
>That's gimlipeg. Small town about 200 miles of beaches and very few people
>know about the place.
>
>larry
>
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Kewl.
We went to the aquarium and Taronga Zoo on different days, so I sorted them by the datestamp on the JPG file :-)
At the zoo, did you do the "get your picture taken next to a Koala" bit? That was fun (they use your camera, or you can take it of your companion yourself).
> Nope. That's OK. A
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regardless of my best efforts to avert this.
Yesterday, in HYPERLINK
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\nthis thread, it came to my attention that HYPERLINK
"http://www
> Hey all, does anyone have links to a list of what are the differences
> between NS and MSIE. Like in MSIE the onMouseOver event works pretty much
> wherever you need it, but doesnt in NS. Is there a comprehensive listing
at
> code level somewhere that I can get?
Dude! If there was just some magi
> That is a bit scary, Ben. Would your insurance cover any in-home nursing
> staff while you recuperate?
Excellent idea! When my father was recuperating from heart surgery his
insurance allowed for a home visiting nurse that would stop by once a day to
check on things.
-Kevin
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Woooaaah!
In home nursing staff ... DUDE! You could get a hot nurse to give you a
sponge bath!!! :D
(besides your wife :D we already know she can do that too ... :D)
Best wishes as always for everything --- even hot nurses ;)
Cheers,
Erika
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Yeah looks like I was a victim of MS Word's auto correct feature... Duel =
Dual
Bad Speller = Me
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Hey thanks that's some good info...
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Neal sa
Hey all, does anyone have links to a list of what are the differences
between NS and MSIE. Like in MSIE the onMouseOver event works pretty much
wherever you need it, but doesnt in NS. Is there a comprehensive listing at
code level somewhere that I can get?
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That's gimlipeg. Small town about 200 miles of beaches and very few people
know about the place.
larry
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> OK, I give up, what's a gin
> long-time lurker here, figured I may as well climb out of the shadows.
AAAH!
Geez. People climbing out of shadows at me. Can't you lurkers make
some noise or something? I startle easily.
Anyway, welcome, and may many lovely muffins find their way to you.
--ben "Punster th
> OK, I give up, what's a ginipig?
> Is that somehow realted to a Guinea Pig??
No, it's a place up near Winnipeg.
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That is a bit scary, Ben. Would your insurance cover any in-home nursing
staff while you recuperate?
-d
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> Oh, boy.
> Got a big envelope in
"Total Joint Patient", eh? Hmm they know you too well, don't they? Do you
think they would bring in Grace Slick to help you with recovery? ;-)
-Patrick
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Oh, boy.
Got a big envelope in the mail from my HMO yesterday.
Letter inside addressed to "T
> Letter inside addressed to "Total Joint Patient".
Dude, you're, like, a *total* joint patient. Whoa.
> OK, folks, this is suddenly getting VERY real.
'Bout damn time. :-)
> Would you believe the list of rules includes how you may and may not go
> to the bathroom ?!? And rather explicit inf
Nope. That's OK. And actually what I was afraid of.
That is exactly what I pictured, so I did see them at the aquarium. But in my digital album I sorted the pictures into my zoo trip, rather than aquarium pile.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/30/04 12:55PM >>
I'll add my two cents..
I just bought a Pacific Digital Mach 8 8x burner. So far no problems;
but I haven't had a chance to try to burn any DVDs with it. IT supports
all the current formats.
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Two of the comic sites I read regularly are furry based. The first is a tech friendly, family type while the second is a superhero type. Both are rather good.
http://www.kevinandkell.com/
http://www.supermegatopia.com/comics.htm
I found out about the first due to this comic that ran in a tech maga
Good point, Kevin. Also, platypus has venomous stinger :-)
-Ben
>It's in the furry thread, so I didn't realize it was a mistake. ;-)
>
>-Kevin
>
>
>> That should have been "see above and below". Tired, sloppy :-)
>> -Ben
>>
>>
>> > Immediately after the ticket entrance, hard left about 135 degre
Oh, boy.
Got a big envelope in the mail from my HMO yesterday.
Letter inside addressed to "Total Joint Patient".
Figured that was either mistakenly sent from a drug rehab program or about my upcoming hip replacement .
OK, folks, this is suddenly getting VERY real.
Sheaf of papers -
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upersize_dc> &cid=596&e=5&u=/nm/review_film_supersize_dc
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It's in the furry thread, so I didn't realize it was a mistake. ;-)
-Kevin
> That should have been "see above and below". Tired, sloppy :-)
> -Ben
>
>
> > Immediately after the ticket entrance, hard left about 135 degrees,
> > forward to the wall. First exhibit after entrance. Mangrove with
>
That should have been "see above and below". Tired, sloppy :-)
-Ben
> Immediately after the ticket entrance, hard left about 135 degrees,
> forward to the wall. First exhibit after entrance. Mangrove with
> waterline part way up glass, so you can bee above and below. Platypus
> sometimes hid be
I'll let these speak for themselves. :)
http://www.gamespy.com/comics/dorktower/archive.asp?nextform=viewcomic&id=83
5
http://www.gamespy.com/comics/dorktower/archive.asp?nextform=viewcomic&id=83
6
http://www.gamespy.com/comics/dorktower/archive.asp?nextform=viewcomic&id=83
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Immediately after the ticket entrance, hard left about 135 degrees, forward to the wall. First exhibit after entrance. Mangrove with waterline part way up glass, so you can bee above and below. Platypus sometimes hid behind roots. Nifty sign on the wall explaining about the creature. Have a few dig
I don't remember a platypus at the Sydney aquarium. The ones I saw were at the Taronga Zoo.
I do remember the pretty cool hallway tubes below the shark tanks, though.
Where were the platypuses? Maybe in one of the changing exhibit tanks?
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/30/04 12:27PM >>>
You have to watch out for those duel layer drives, they shoot lasers at each other, can be dangerous.
;-)
OK, I give up, what's a ginipig?
Is that somehow realted to a Guinea Pig??
:-)
-Ben
>Yeah I have read a lot about the duel layer drives... but I don't have the
>time to wait and would not li
Neal said:
> What are your thoughts on DVD RWs...
> ... snipped ...
> I have read in my PC Gaming mags and Computer Arts mags that
> the "Pioneer DVR-A06 Dual Format Burner is pretty good. Any
> thoughts about this drive...
I just happen to be sifting through this for myself as well . . .
Con
Or racoon style, or bunnie style.
At the very least they were getting their freak on.
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 12:28 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re:Fur-people
Does that mean they do it doggie style??
;-)
> Ok
My son told me there are web sites with art depicting creatures who are part human, part animal, usually in sexual situations.
Hm, the things you never knew were on the web...
-Ben
> They even have their own video game:
>
> http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/201397.asp
>
>
> - Origi
Does that mean they do it doggie style??
;-)
> Okay, I saw something last night on CSI. There was a community of people
>who were into dressing up as animals and interacting with each other that
>way. They had elaborate costumes, and a convention in Las Vegas. Apparently
>there was a whole sexual
Appropriate animal for Tim - the platypus (saw in Sydney Aquarium) can locate prey in murky water since its bill can detect the mild electrical fields given off by other animals. Useful for a furrie to find a mate in the dark, or a Force Recon to locate an enemy :-)
-Ben
>Yeah, Tim's just upset s
I have some JS and a Java applet that was not working properly all of a sudden so I thought maybe there could have been some code that would disable after a length of time.
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From: Harkins, Patrick
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 09:56:31 -0500
whyever for? ;-)
-patrick
-Orig
long-time lurker here, figured I may as well climb out of the shadows.
I've been investigating these as well Neal.
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdwriter is a good site to visit. Lots of
feedback/comments from users on all manner of burners.
I'm leaning towards the LG GSA-4081B.
http://www.newegg
I just went through a ton of work to get the jvm back in there. To begin, I uninstalled my VS6, and all of the Sun JVMs that were listed in the add/remove programs control panel. Then I deleted everything with the word java in it on my computer and in the registry. I did a repair on Internet exp
Yeah I have read a lot about the duel layer drives... but I don't have the
time to wait and would not like to be the first ginipig to use it.
http://www.dvdrw.com/press/duallayer.htm
I think so far my choices are between the Pioneer DVR-A07 (NEW 8X) and maybe
the Plextor PX-708A.
Still lo
> What are your thoughts on DVD RWs... I am looking at getting one for my
> office computer and I want to make sure I get a good one. I will be mostly
> copying DVDs that our company makes and converting them to Flash Video
> ".flv" for the web. Any thoughts...
I haven't bought one yet, so no real
> Speaking of that popup message, I answered No by mistake recently when
that message appeared (I'd just installed an old Visual Studio version that
overwrote my Sun JVM yadda yadda yadda...) so the message appeared and I
answered it wrongly. Now I can't use JVM in the browser at all. I've done
ev
I've had good luck with several Sonys, but they tend to be pricy.
TigerDirect.com has (or had, at least) a quad-format 4X burner for only $80
- at that price it's hard to go wrong.
Jim Davis
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Furries into golden showers? :)
I have my promo t-shirt I got with that game. Happy little squirrel
vomiting into a toilet.
- Jim
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>>They even have their own video game:
>>
>>http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/201397.asp
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>Heh. I thought it was going to be
> They even have their own video game:
>
> http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/201397.asp
>
>
Heh. I thought it was going to be Conker's Bad Fur Day.
-Kevin
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 7:26 AM
Subject: RE: Fur-people
> thanks, I just looks them up on the web. all I can say is wow..it
take
They even have their own video game:
http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/201397.asp
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To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 8:50 AM
Subject: Re:Fur-people
>I read this article this morning, after Tim's response. I didnt know
Definitely go with the dual format. Some players have problems with the
DVD +R I believe. I heard modded Xboxes are one of them.
Ben
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 11:12 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: DVD Burner - What to buy
> so using my earlier example, removing the ul attribute/value pairs
> you're left only with the attributes of the LI, and since the UL doesn't
> really do anything other than indent when used without an LI you've got
> the same net result. and other ULs are not affected.
I wanted to change the ma
thanks for sharing.
-Patrick
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The prunebelly site tends to suck me into side projects. One of these, a
child in the Phillippines who does not seem to have access to medical care
that could make quite a difference for him, has been eating up a fair amo
whyever for? ;-)
-patrick
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Opps...I was messing with my clock the other day.
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I've got a friend with one of those (Pioneers), and he's happy with it.
- Jim
Bailey, Neal wrote:
>Hey Guys,
>
>What are your thoughts on DVD RWs... I am looking at getting one for my
>office computer and I want to make sure I get a good one. I will be mostly
>copying DVDs that our company make
Ah I see...
Doesn't it sort of work that way by default? I mean, if you have an
unstyled UL it would automatically take on the effect designated by a
styled LI, no? I come to this conclusion because without defining base
properties for the UL explicitly you're doing it tacitily in the def of
t
Hey Guys,
What are your thoughts on DVD RWs... I am looking at getting one for my
office computer and I want to make sure I get a good one. I will be mostly
copying DVDs that our company makes and converting them to Flash Video
".flv" for the web. Any thoughts...
I have read in my PC Gaming
true dat, of course what about the combination of pervs and mythos worship,
then it just gets downright nasty.
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 10:14 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re:Fur-people
Hey, it's the same reaction for ei
Hey, it's the same reaction for either one, so flip a coin.
-Kevin
>Never rub another man's Mythos.. ;-)
>
>Me: "Hey John, is that a guy in a fox suit having sex with a guy in a
>giraffe suit, or is it Nyarlathotep ?"
>
>John: Runs babbling into the wall next to his desk.
>
>Me: "Ha ha! Made
apparently there is a new ie vulnerability involving spoofing of file types
and there is not a patch yet. The only way to avoid it is to save all fikes
to disk first and verify the file extension
-Patrick
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From: Marlon Moyer
This is freaking hillarious. According t
This is freaking hillarious. According to Microsoft,
Things that you can do to help protect yourself from malicious
hyperlinks
The most effective step that you can take to help protect yourself from
malicious hyperlinks is not to click them. Rather, type the URL of your
intended de
> I did this when my GF and I were watching Two Towers extended edition on
> video. Boy, was she getting peeved at me. Once I realized it was the
same
> guy I couldn't hear anything he said w/o "Mr Anderson."
When I was watching Matrix:RoundRoundLikeARecordBaby, at the end when Neo
finally loo
I did this when my GF and I were watching Two Towers extended edition on
video. Boy, was she getting peeved at me. Once I realized it was the same
guy I couldn't hear anything he said w/o "Mr Anderson."
Additionally, I find it hard to sit through any scene w/ Gollum without
saying "Harry Po
Never rub another man's Mythos.. ;-)
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>I read this article this morning, after Tim's response. I didnt know
whether
>to laugh, cry or run babbl
> I use a disk based application called MySQLFront to connect to MySQL
> databases... It *can* be blocked but it will work.
>
> Hatton
Thanks, looks like it might do the trick!
-Kevin
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Opps...I was messing with my clock the other day. Forgot to set it back.
Thanks for pointing that out.
--Original Message Text---
From: Jim Campbell
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 08:44:01 -0600
I think your biggest issue right now is fixing your SMTP server :) This
message is labeled as originating o
>I read this article this morning, after Tim's response. I didnt know whether
>to laugh, cry or run babbling into the wall next to my desk
Me: "Hey John, is that a guy in a fox suit having sex with a guy in a giraffe suit, or is it Nyarlathotep ?"
John: Runs babbling into the wall next to his
I think your biggest issue right now is fixing your SMTP server :) This
message is labeled as originating on 8/30/2003.
That, and if you're talking about your web application, no, since that
would require file manipulation. If it's a Win32 app, then yes, since
cookies and temporary files are
Add the "kill Cookies" code to a logout.cfm file which gets executed via a "logout" link I guess.
--Original Message Text---
From: Kevin Graeme
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 08:12:11 -0600
> Is there a way with CF to clear IE's temporary internet files and cookies
when I load my application?
Doing that
I read this article this morning, after Tim's response. I didnt know whether
to laugh, cry or run babbling into the wall next to my desk
-Original Message-
From: C. Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 9:31 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Fur-people
I was the rectal raccoon.
Get it right.
--
Timothy Heald
Web Portfolio Manager
Overseas Security Advisory Council
U.S. Department of State
571.345.2319
The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S.
Department of State or any affiliated organization(s). Nor hav
Yeah, Tim's just upset since his Hot Lovin' Platypus costume didn't go
over too well at Fur-Con 2003 :)
- Jim
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>Of course Tim, who's been pretty quiet lately, chooses this as a topic to be
>knowledgeable about.
>
>;-)
>
>-Kevin
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Tim Hea
I can't help but post this one... Did a quick Google and found this article
-
http://pressedfur.coolfreepages.com/press/vanityfair/
And the quote that makes the article worth posting -
The raccoon suggests there might he no more war if everyone adopted the
furry attitude toward life. Lieutenant
Sorry been busy. I just happened to have been checking my mail before the
drive in when I saw it flash through.
/me goes back to hiding in the corner.
--
Timothy Heald
Web Portfolio Manager
Overseas Security Advisory Council
U.S. Department of State
571.345.2319
The opinions expressed h
day late dollar short ;-()
-Original Message-
From: Bill Wheatley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 9:23 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Thar she blows!
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4096586/
the last line is the best
"More than 100 Tainan city residents, mostly men,
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