You don't need a Thunderbolt monitor. I've had a Thunderbolt -> DVI
connector (and a cheap one, at that) hooked up from my iMac to a Samsung
2343BWX for more than a year - no problems at all, and it worked
immediately. Very likely just a bad adapter.
- Jim
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 10:27 AM, Bruc
First off, the PS3 is wireless, you shouldn't have a problem there.
Secondly, if the DirectTV receiver is not wireless and you can't run CAT-5,
you can set up a wireless bridge. Many moons ago, I was able to get an
effective bridge set up with two low-end Linksys 802.11g APs and it worked
wonderf
inal Message-----
> From: Jim Campbell [mailto:j...@inomi.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2011 8:29 AM
> To: cf-community
> Subject: Re: Rick Perry ineligible to be President
>
>
> Reminds me of the "I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast" line from
> Happy Gi
Reminds me of the "I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast" line from
Happy Gilmore.
- Jim
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 5:48 PM, Medic wrote:
>
> And why does he know what roadkill tastes like?
>
> On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 5:59 PM, Judah McAuley
> wrote:
>
> >
> > Turns out that he tried East Ca
Playmobil's got all sorts of neat, idiosyncratic figures and play sets.
Along with the usual requisite kids-themed stuff (knights and princesses and
pirates, oh my), over the years, we've picked up a Nun (comes with a bible),
a HazMat crew (the toxic waste cleanup cord can double as a bullwhip for
Spoonfuls of sugar:
Helps some medicine go down...
But not insulin.
- Jim
On Jan 16, 2008 4:07 PM, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why is Dick Cockney?
> There is only one answer:
> It hurts more that way.
>
> --BenD
>
> Jim Campbell wrote:
> > Dick Va
Dick Van Dyke? Perfect.
Compared to Kevin Costner.
With a spoon. A SPOON!
- Jim
On Jan 16, 2008 2:39 PM, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mary Poppins: Witch
> Her magic could not fix all
> Dick Van Dyke's accent
>
> --BenD
>
>
> Jim Cam
I spelled Supercal-
-ifragilisticexpi-
alidocious right.
- Jim
On Jan 16, 2008 1:56 PM, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My puns will endure.
> Dreams in this world are fleeting;
> Email is archived.
>
> Your haiku is frail:
> An old lady on the street.
> Boy Scouts help you write.
>
> --Be
My kids have a variant on that joke:
Knock Knock
Who's there
Interrupting Dalek
Interrupt...
EXTERMINATE EXTERMINATE
This joke works with all sorts of variants, too. Interrupting opera singer,
Interrupting Booger From Revenge of the Nerds, Interrupting Howler Monkey,
Interrupting Guitar Feedback
I'm a little late here, but:
The Blood Brothers - "Crimes"
1) Check
2) Don't know, live in Kansas City
3) Quite
4) Most Assuredly
5) Money Back Guarantee
6) Very Much So
(MP3 - Peacocks Skeleton with Crooked Feathers)
*http://tinyurl.com/cn325*
- Jim
Dana wrote:
>I am shopping for music for m
Check the download again - you're not required to give an email address
- it's there, and it will prompt you to give an email address if you
submit the form with the checkboxes checked but no address (sneaky, yes).
That said, yes, it would be very nice if Apple would play nice and
decouple iTun
Heh - it's nice to see someone else recommend Chris Moore. I liked
Lamb, and I really enjoyed "The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of
Christmas Terror", for as juvenile as it was in parts, you can't go
wrong with Zombie Santa, really.
- Jim
Jillian Koskie wrote:
>If you are interested i
>. The electric motors have tons of torque
Very true. The Prius officially has a less-than-80-horsepower engine
(73 or 78, can't remember), but the acceleration with the engine and the
electric motor cranking together is terrific. It's very quick from a
complete stop, and it's great in moder
Hi -
I have a 2005 Prius. Mileage is good - not 60/51, and really because
it's just not possible to get ideal condidtions with the hilly, windy
type of conditions here in Kansas City (and NE Kansas in general). You
do have to learn to drive it for optimal performance - it's a little
different
>> And about the only bit of artistry you'll ever see from a mime.
Ah, you haven't seen "The Aristocrats" yet, then? :)
- Jim
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>I disagree, watch his mime routine of a man shaving with a hangover.
>That was true artistry.
>
>And about the only bit of artistry you'll ever
Someone may have mentioned this already, Ray, but my email's a little
wiggy today, so I might have missed it. Anyway, take a look at Backpack
(backpackit.com). It's developed by the team that created the Ruby on
Rails app server, and is an excellent example of a simple,
straightforward AJAX a
Ray! No! Those are /scorpions/!
- Jim
Ray Champagne wrote:
>That's kind of a triple-entendre if you live around here.
>
>Chix = hot chicks
>Chix = short for chicken
>Chix = smallish Lobsters sold @ a cheaper price.
>
>I'll take the first one, please. How much? :)
>
>
~
Terri Schaivo doesn't care about black people.
- Jim
Sam wrote:
>Terry Schiavo is Hitler!
>
>On 9/8/05, Dana wrote:
>
>
>>uh, not to start this again (please let's not...) but no they didn't. I
>>can't speak for the reasons of the religious right and don't want to, but I
>>took a good hard loo
On the news tonight:
"Thousands dead in Katrina aftermath, but first, will your baby be
stabbed by a psychopath? Action News 11 investigates!"
- Jim
Derek Vinyard wrote:
>http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/09/08/baby.stabbed.ap/index.html
>
>
~
HostMySite.com, although I do like the idea of a ColdFusion hosting
service on a British Navy vessel.
- Jim
Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
>Who is HMS?
>
>
>Cheers,
>Erika
>
>
>
>
~|
Discover CFTicket - The leading ColdFusion He
Indeed - I wonder how many people those new bridges in Alaska would feed?
- Jim
Gruss Gott wrote:
>>Ken wrote:
>>Japan has only coughed up $1 million?
>>
>>
>>
>
>Why do we need any money from anyone? Just cancel the pork on any of
>the bills Mr. Bush signed and we'll more than cover the c
Coincidentally, I was just reading this article on Media Matters over lunch:
http://mediamatters.org/items/200509060011
That speaks to the "pleaded with" bit. It sounds like a canard, and MM
seems to have their ducks in a row on this point. Bush "pleading" for
anything seems a bit out of char
Ni!
- Jim
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>not quite you didn't mention the other "N" word.
>
>larry
>
>On 9/6/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>>Sam wrote:
>>>Hell, even I only agree with Limbaugh 70% of time.
>>>
>>>
>>Well, being that he's 100% full of crap, that makes you 70% ful
>>... maybe the answer is a moderate dressed as a liberal..a sheep
in wolf's clothing, if you will...which gets the money from the
nutjobs, then goes about garnering the support of the majority. That
sounds like a difficult balancing act though.
Ah, so Bill Clinton? :)
- Jim
G wrot
It has the slot - I thought it only recharged the fob battery... Of
course, it makes sense it would start the car as well, but I won't
really know since the RFID hasn't failed yet. Aah! Paradox! Agreed
about the SOL bit, though - I think the Toyota dealer said a replacement
key was $350. Th
My 2005 Prius has an RFID key - a little fob that unlocks the car doors
when I get close, and lets me start the whole thing with a button press.
It's neat, and I'm actually getting used to not putting a key in the
ignition, but there's no alternate method for starting the car... if
there's any
In regards to your datacenter question - this FPP from yesterday on
Metafilter talks about Zipa and directNIC (and, tangentially,
SomethingAwful.com) in New Orleans. They are currently still running:
http://www.metafilter.com/mefi/44715
(Metafilter is a CFMX site, too)
- Jim
Cameron Childres
I haven't seen it yet, but I'll guess...
Locke looking distant, Jack looking concerned and/or surprised, and Kate
in a tank top. Probably some running. And a beach. :)
- Jim
Raymond Camden wrote:
>So I gave up. ;) What does the preview show?
>
>On 8/30/05, Abraham Hertzberg III <[EMAIL PROT
;-Original Message-----
>From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 4:43 PM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: seen this?
>
>
>This looks sort of familiar - wasn't this guy on Fox a couple of months
>back doing the Sean Hannity Whipping
This looks sort of familiar - wasn't this guy on Fox a couple of months
back doing the Sean Hannity Whipping Boy routine?
- Jim
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>Did you look at his picture? He's a clueless, spoiled punk and not
>worth getting pissed off about.
>
>On 8/29/05, Adkins, Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED
With his sidekick - Simile Boy!
"Jeepers, Captain Analogizer! This villain's volcano hideout is like an
oven!"
"Indeed, Simile Boy. However, we're chefs on a mission of good, and
evil is but a quiche."
- Jim
Gruss Gott wrote:
>>Ray wrote:
>>The Analogizer - has a nice ring to it.
>>
>>
>> I've gotta agree with Gruss "Instant Action" Gott on this one.
I've only got the old "Kung-Fu Grip" model.
- Jim
G wrote:
>>As I've said many times, I'm surprised the short term numbers are as
>>good as they are, but here's the deal:
>>
>>While all of the normal economic indicators look goo
>> Man...do you Bush bashers ever take a holiday?
Sure, but Che Guevara's birthday was a couple of months ago, so we
really don't have anything to do until Halloween, you know. :)
- Jim
G wrote:
>Find me one American on that day who didn't have a deer-in-the-headlights
>stare...
>
>Man...do
Look, Oakland's not that bad...
- Jim
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>>Is Western Addition a good part of SF to live in?
>>
>>
>
>Is there an Eastern Subtraction to counterbalance it?
>
>
>
>s. isaac dealey 954.522.6080
>new epoch : isn't it time for a change?
>
>add features without fixtures with
Awesome. I wonder if the model for the stock photo ever keeps track (or
is informed of) what ends up using her likeness? I'm sure she's
thinking - "Yesterday, object-oriented patterns and practices, today,
smelly vaginas, tomorrow, THE WORLD!".
It sort of reminds me of
Spiky-Haired-Non-Speci
Arrogant, sure, but it's effective; and I think its effectiveness
outweighs that. It takes a certain degree of arrogance to want to be
President as well.
- Jim
Howie Hamlin wrote:
>It's not arrogant to camp outside of the president's *personal residence* and
>demand a face-toface meeting? I
I've been thinking about this, and for all the crap surrounding it, I
think that while the chance of meeting with El Arbusto himself is
essentially nil, the message she's trying to send - the combination of
her situation, where she is, what she's doing, and what she's asking -
has the potential
And you can't just actually give her a call and smooth things over? In
the amount of time it took to transcribe that, you could have probably
been laughing about this with her... right?
- Jim
brobborb wrote:
>Alright my GF is in another city and I remembered her telling me she was
>coming ho
There was me, that is Alex, and my three droogs, that is Pete, Georgie,
and Dim, and we sat in the Korova Milkbar trying to make up our
rassoodocks what to do with the evening. The Korova milkbar sold
milk-plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what
we were drinking. This
Bloggers!
- Jim
Judith Dinowitz wrote:
>And who, oh Fuhrer, will control who has the right to breed or not?
>
>Judith
>- Original Message -
>
>
>>I honestly think that there should be a license to have children. It's
>>draconian, but child abuse/neglect is worse. Water should have s
Well, I had a longer version of G's response typed up, but he beat me to
the punch, but I will send some linkage to the Afghan girl's story:
(National Geographic): http://tinyurl.com/4tja
(NPR Story - audio): http://tinyurl.com/exbyg
- Jim
G wrote:
>So was Bro, probably!
>
>I remember that pic
This is presuming you fire the anti-stupidity missiles without the
Barista Exclusion engaged, of course. I mean the switch is right there
next to Crazy Cat Lady and Tom Cruise First Strike Option. Didn't you
read the manual?
- Jim
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>Problem with anti-stupidity missles i
Movie clips? It's not the storage, but the bandwidth that will eat you
alive. Anyway, inexpensive services are considerably better than
working with "free" - check out 1and1.com or godaddy.com to look at
their registration/hosting packages. You'll get better customer service
than the old "fr
>Hey, what do you pay for tickets in KC? We were going to get tickets
>for the opera here but the cheap seats start at something like $35 and
>from others who've gone those seats are really bad. For decent seats
>it's in the $80 range.
>
>-Kevin
>
>On 8/16/05,
Fie on thee - I've got tickets to Carmen here in Kansas City, and I
can't wait. KC being KC, you won't get the breadth that you would in
Chicago or NY or the like, but I'll take what I can get. :)
- Jim
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
>About the only thing worse that Nashville type country music is Op
I think I can see where the FRC is coming from. They're saying that the
new domain shouldn't go into effect since there's nothing to relegate
adult content to that domain explicitly, since there will, still be just
as many .com, .net or .org (etc. etc.) domains serving porn.
However, as usual,
Tangential quasi-threadjack here, but Kerry Conran's next project
(director of "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow") is an adaptation
of some of the "John Carter of Mars" stories into a feature.
- Jim
Jim Davis wrote:
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> When that side will accept nothing but total death of the side?
Sell them weapons on the side?
- Jim
Sam wrote:
>You're dancing again :)
>How do you remain neutral when one side uses children as suicide
>bombers? When that side will accept nothing but total death of the
>side?
>
>
>On 8/15/
When I was a kid, I had a friend that tried smoking Saran Wrap. He
shaped a small wad of it into a cylinder, wrapped it in rolling paper,
and proceeded to take a few deep drags off of it. We were doing the
backyard camping thing with a couple of other kids, and we gave him all
sorts of crap f
You will always find something in the last place you look.
- Jim
Gruss Gott wrote:
>If you wait until the last minute to do something, it only takes a minute.
>
>
~|
Find out how CFTicket can increase your company's customer su
There's already a "Live HTTP Headers" plug-in for Firefox (I use it
daily) - I wonder if something like a "Zone Alarm" for Firefox or
something would sniff out XMLHttpRequest() activity and pop up a quick
message if a site is trying to use it, how it's being triggered, and
giving you the option
Well, the fact that EA also inked exclusivity deals with NASCAR, FIFA
and PGA doesn't completely absolve them from blame. I'm admittedly not
as up on the competition for NASCAR and PGA games, but the FIFA lock
will certainly keep Konami from pursuing a FIFA license for its Winning
Eleven franc
I've learned over the years can be put to use
again, only this time, as /AJAX/ hacks.
- Jim
John Dowdell wrote:
>Jim Campbell wrote:
> > What's interesting about this sudden upsurge in Acronyms,
> > Jargon And eXtraordinary hyperbole (AJAX)
>
>ooohh... quotable.
Oh yeah - you'll only destroy 2 tires in the potholes instead of all
four, and the 435/470 interchange has been changed from "4 Lane" to
"Double Black Diamond".
- Jim
William Bowen wrote:
>Speaking of KC area highways, last time I was in KC (in May) I didn't
>get a chance to drive all the way
If I didn't know better, it almost sounds like you have some sort of
problem with a poorly-paved 2-lane highway with blind curves, steep
hills and a 70 mph speed limit or something? It's actually almost 4
lanes the whole way now, with a few stretches under construction still.
But it wasn't ba
Amateur! We'd go from Lawrence to KC, then hang a right and go all the
way down 69 to Pittsburg. Best we ever did was Overland Park to Fort
Scott in an hour... in a Renault.
- Jim
G wrote:
>Drunken cruises from Lawrence (KU) back to KC, doin' 90mph at 3 in the
>morning, are some of my fonde
Well, Lawrence (and Eudora, etc.) are becoming more suburbs of KC every
day - especially in the "clutter" category. I've taken a few trips out
to KU in the last couple of months, and K-10 during rush hour is almost
as bad as the outbound Ike in Chicago. For what it's worth, I-35 is
still pret
Looking at the Kansas designations - some of these (at least in my neck
of the woods) look to be necessary, in that nothing really jumps out as
egregious. Where I live, there's lots of problems with east-west
traffic during rush-hour, and the projects to regrade tracks and build
overpasses wil
Thanks for that link - I hadn't seen it yet. What's interesting about
this sudden upsurge in Acronyms, Jargon And eXtraordinary hyperbole
(AJAX) is that all of this capability's been around for several years,
but is just now taking off thanks to Google, Signal 37, Panic, etc.
It's kind of fru
I made it a point not to buy any Madden games from this point on after
EA pulled that exclusive licensing stunt with the NFL and ESPN, and
deep-sixed Sega's superior NFL2Kx series. However, the QB vision cone
thing sounds like an interesting idea - a rookie or less-talented QB has
less of a "s
http://www.google.com/search?q=brobborb+site%3Ahouseoffusion.com&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
- Jim
Ray Champagne wrote:
>+1
>
>
>Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
>
>
>>Unfortunately - and as much as I want to say thanks
Cat Stevens sang "Crimson and Clover"? :)
Ladies and Gentlemen, it's Yusuf Islam and the Shondells!
Yaaay!
- Jim
Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
>I can do this with Cat Stevens. I can listen to the same cat stevens
>song over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over
>
> INCREDIBLY CRAPPY movies
Say what you will, but "Mansquito" is the best TV movie title EVER.
- Jim
Jim Davis wrote:
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 12:00 PM
>>To: CF-Community
>>Subject: RE: I LOVE MOVIES WITH LITTLE G
Wait! You need to rename it after Ronald Reagan first.
- Jim
Sam wrote:
>You're right. My bad. I got to go get rid of some things, anyone know
>some good fishing holes?
>
>
>On 8/5/05, Ben Doom wrote:
>
>
>>True liberals can't afford SUVs -- we gave all our money to the poor and
>>the environ
I didn't say I was any /good/ at it.
- Jim
Sam wrote:
>I thought the liberals just talked about economy cars but drove SUVs
>
>On 8/5/05, Jim Campbell wrote:
>
>
>>But, Ben, I'm a Prius-owning Liberal. I'm supposed to be thin-skinned
>>and defensive
like the Prius. I'd get one, but I don't have the spare cash. I
>mean, it's not like what I'm driving now exactly roars down the highway,
>but I still love my Tupperware '02 Saturn SL.
>
>so there! :-P
>
>--Ben
>
>Jim Campbell wrote:
>
>
&
x27;98 Civic, that's for sure.
- Jim
Ben Doom wrote:
>Goodbye, General Lee.
>Hello, General Lee Underpowered
>
>--Ben
>
>Jim Campbell wrote:
>
>
>>Besides, if they were liberal, they'd be driving a Prius.
>>
>>- Jim
>>
>>Kevin
> go land a jessica class chick and then you can piss on her.
Kinky. Think she'd be into that?
- Jim
Tony Weeg wrote:
>go land a jessica class chick and then you can piss on her.
>
>until then.
>
>enjoy the walmart mudhounds
>
>:)
>
>On 8/5/05, SStewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>No..
Besides, if they were liberal, they'd be driving a Prius.
- Jim
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>You know, sometimes it is indeed possible to carry politics too far.
>
>On 8/5/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I was reading a review The Dukes Of Hazzard which explained that the
>>Dukes were
There are some realaudio to mp3 converters out there (Google for
"realaudio to mp3"). But iTunes will also natively read and convert
non-DRM'd WMA, WAV and some other common audio types as well, if you
have any other non-RealAudio options for the speeches you're getting.
- Jim
Jacob wrote:
>
You're all fools for not getting in on the inactive volcano market when
it was prime a few years ago. It stores all my death ray equipment, has
lots of closet space, plenty of room for henchmen, and the natural
pahoehoe flooring is divine, if a little bumpy.
- Jim
Marlon Moyer wrote:
>we had
I liked "Ravenous" as well, but I really enjoy the soundtrack. I didn't
really make conscious note of the contributors until I was listening to
the Gorillaz new album, and realized Damon Albarn did some of "Ravenous"
as well, after hearing a couple of themes in some of the songs that
reminded
nosaur
>one for brain improvement?
>
>On 8/2/05, Jim Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>A common mistake. "Crustacean" is the geologic period when dinosaurs
>>were created and walked the earth with primitive man.
>>
>>- Jim
>>
>&
A common mistake. "Crustacean" is the geologic period when dinosaurs
were created and walked the earth with primitive man.
- Jim
Jerry Johnson wrote:
>Do you think that tuna is a crustacean?
>
>On 8/2/05, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I read in an old book that you should avoid crusta
I agree with you - eating massive amounts of canned anything will get
you sick - I had a friend in college who actually got scurvy from a
similar diet. Although, not mercury poisoning.
Anyway, I did want to point out that cooking food at 2,000 degrees has,
along with nutritional loss, also has
For some reason, your response reminded me of the Fawlty Towers episode
"The Germans", with Basil constantly warning everyone "Don't mention
'The War'!" in the presence of the German Tourists staying at the
hotel... right before melting down, singing "Deutschland Uber Alles" and
doing his best
aming.
- Jim
Paul Ihrig wrote:
>under 550
>perferably cheaper, 350.
>
>just would like stainless steel Interior. also would like
>sterilization, but that may be to high a cost.
>
>must have built in disposal
>not sure
>
>thanks!
>-paul
>
>On 8/2/05, Jim Campbell
Yeah, I do. What price range are you looking at?
- Jim
Paul Ihrig wrote:
>i don't want to shell out any cash.
>just want to find info on Dishwashers.
>since that's what i am buying myself for my birthday.
>
>strange how our priorities change.
>thanks!
>-paul
>
>
~~~
I met Marc Singer at Wizard World Chicago last summer - he looks
/exactly the same/. Tanned, same 1983 hair, everything. He was talking
to some 12-year old kid about aerobics or something when I left. I wish
I'd asked him to do the hawk call now. I did, however, bring a giant
black panther
>> Can anyone think of other places the U.S. has totally evacuated after a
>> long-term military presence?
South Dakota?
- Jim
Robert Munn wrote:
>No surprise that we're building long-term bases in Iraq. We we asked to vacate
>Saudi Arabia, Kyrgyzstan is asking us to leave, Qatar is an unkno
Another band name!
- Jim
Ray Champagne wrote:
>or those new chicken fries from BK. mbiodiesel chicken fries.
>
>Jim Campbell wrote:
>
>
>>Hopefully, the adoption of biodiesel will mean our contaminated water
>>will at least smell like delicious frenc
Hopefully, the adoption of biodiesel will mean our contaminated water
will at least smell like delicious french fries. Mmmm...
- Jim
Dana wrote:
>the energy bill just passed by the house legalizes contamination of
>water supplies by diesel fuel
>
>
>
~
Wow Ray, like gym girl isn't enough? :)
- Jim
Ray Champagne wrote:
>That question took a hell of a lot longer to ask than I expected.
>
>Of course, Erika, you know we're all wondering :)
>
>Malcoy Fitzpatrick II wrote:
>
>
>>is she hawt?
>>
>>On 7/29/05, Erika L Walker-Arnold <[EMAIL PRO
That is funny - but only if you've had professors like that - it's
similar to the "I declare myself to be on the outside" fence joke. Oh
the other hand "Roughly Spherical Chicken" is a good name for a band.
- Jim
Marlon Moyer wrote:
>There was a graduate researcher at Stanford who was doing a
I don't know if this has been around yet, but there's only 6 or 7 links
to it on Delicious, so it might not be too terribly saturated yet...
anyway, this is a small collection of photos of a nest of hummingbirds.
http://community-2.webtv.net/Velpics/HUM/
- Jim
~
Yes it does ask during the install, but it kind of hides it under
something like "Let Real Play All My Media" or something, and if you
click on it, you can unselect everything but Real Media from the list.
- Jim
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>Installing RealPlayer to see something on Sony's website d
kid...
>
>Howie
>
>--- On Tuesday, July 26, 2005 2:27 PM, Jim Campbell scribed: ---
>
>
>>Niagara Falls? Slowly I turned... step by step... /inch by inch/...
>>
>>- Jim
>>
>>
>>
>
>
~
Niagara Falls? Slowly I turned... step by step... /inch by inch/...
- Jim
SStewart wrote:
>Are you referring to the Canadian side as ruined? I was up there in March
>(farging cold) and we drove through a slum area to get to the border with
>Canada, the American side of the falls blows (IM
>> Freud said "sometimes a cigar is just a cigar" ... and sometimes it's a big
>> brown dick! I think cigar smokers should all just take the big plunge and go
>> straight to sucking dick.
You know, I'll never watch the A-Team the same way again.
- Jim
S. Isaac Dealey wrote:
>I just love that
They're actually pretty useful in some situations. Walking around the
grocery store, jawing about something or asking what kind of cereal to
get? Not really. Working simultaneously at far-flung locations (data
centers, construction, etc.) and needing to have immediate
communication? Definit
A Gunstar would totally take out a Viper. Death Blossom!
- Jim
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>Picard is totally sexier than Kirk.
>
>On 7/19/05, Cameron Childress <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>I would much rather argue over Synchronized Swimming being called a "sport".
>>
>>-Cameron
>>
>>
>>
>
Oh, I forgot that one. Thanks, Tim.
- Jim
loathe wrote:
>>"I have to admit, I have not admired J. K. Rowling's writing ability
>>ever, but I give her plenty of credit for doing it and being a
>>success. That is worthy of praise, even if I don't care for the
>>final product. I just find it un-li
Right after saying: "I bet she never had a back street guy. I bet her
mamma never told her why."
- Jim
Ben Doom wrote:
>I never heard about Tom Sawyer being banned. I know Huck Finn was,
>though.
>
>To paraphrase Billy Joel, "If you ever want a book to go to #1, get it
>banned..."
>
>--Ben
>
Would that be the "Spurned English Major" argument, the "Anonymous
Internet Contrarian" argument, the "Lunatic Fundamentalist" argument,
the "Children Should Be Reading Dickens Anyway" argument or the "I'm
Different, Look At Me" argument?
- Jim
Nick McClure wrote:
>So what is the argument of
Sort of related to that MySpace/NewAtlanta thread on CF-Talk a few weeks
back - News Corp (home of All Things Fox) just bought MySpace for $580
million. That's a lot of BlueDragon licenses.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050718/wr_nm/media_newscorp_dc_2
- Jim
~~~
it I tell you, for the sake of your children and yoru future.
>
>On 7/18/05, Jim Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I've got an original Meco "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" 12" vinyl
>>back home. No skips or scratches, and the
Hey, wasn't this on Cinemax last night?
- Jim
Howie Hamlin wrote:
>Sheesh ... gimme a break ...
>
>---
>
>If convicted, Lafave, 24, could face up to 15 years in prison on each of two
>charges of lewd and lascivious battery.
>
>Fitzgibbons said the prosecution's plea deal involved ``significant
Wait, sorry, Star Wars thread:
N!
- Jim
Jim Campbell wrote:
>KHAAN!
>
>- Jim
>
>Michael Dinowitz wrote:
>
>
>
>>I'll one up you. I've got the original 8 trac tape of it. :)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
Disco
>Star Wars as an mp3.
>
>-Kevin
>
>On 7/18/05, Jim Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>I've got an original Meco "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" 12" vinyl
>>back home. No skips or scra
KHAAN!
- Jim
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
>I'll one up you. I've got the original 8 trac tape of it. :)
>
>
>
>
>>I've got an original Meco "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" 12" vinyl
>>back home. No skips or scratches, and the sleeve is in great condition.
>>
>>http://tinyurl.com/af
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