On 10/6/10 6:22 AM, Midnight rider wrote:
Russia has been fully democratic since 1992 [.]
Enough. Back to iMacs, please. And please, everyone, if you could also
remember to trim what you are quoting to a minimum necessary to
establish context, and also to please refrain from posting in
On 2010/10/03 05:06, Jay Smith wrote:
Ah yes, the American's British stereo type, where everyone is a Dickensian
cockney with crooked brown teeth, demonstrating a propensity for 'dastardly
plans' or being Hugh Grant.
All whilst eating typically common but equally bizarre or plainly boring
oh wow, I am Russian but am part English, so I can feel your pain there too.
Russians are criticized for nuking every problem they have, and are
criticized for being evil and creepy. Oh well, I like being creepy but not
the nuking part. We don't nuke all of our problems, just if we need to. ;)
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Ah yes, the American's British stereo type, where everyone is a Dickensian
cockney with crooked brown teeth, demonstrating a propensity for 'dastardly
plans' or being Hugh Grant.
All whilst eating typically common but equally bizarre or plainly boring foods
that haven't been prolifically
Wow, you got all that from a remark about kippers for breakfast. I've had
some STRANGE food myself in England, but I still love it there.
We love Brits here in Texas, too, so Peace, Man.
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It is always amusing to hear/read comments about odd US food offerings
from folks from Great Britain, that paragon of great cuisine. Most
Americans would be freaked out if offered kippers for breakfast,
although I'm sure some might actually enjoy grilled, oily fish with
heads and tails intact. Not
Oh dear god! The Scottish would love that one!
I was always bemused as to why a chicken burger required a hash brown in it,
but this is silly.
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On Sep 28, 2010, at 12:05 PM, Jay Smith wrote:
What is a double down, and can I eat it?
From the KFC website...
The new KFC Double Down sandwich is real! This one-of-a-kind sandwich features
two thick and juicy boneless white meat chicken filets (Original Recipe® or
Grilled), two pieces of
Yes, I took the time to search for this, it looks disgraceful. A sandwich made
out of meat, only in America. Perhaps they will make a smaller on for the
kids?! The kids with bigger thighs than mine.
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On 1 Oct 2010, at 10:41, Amanda Ward amanda.w...@comcast.net wrote:
On 10-09-30 9:58 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
and can I eat it?
and will it kill me ?
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On 10-10-01 1:07 AM, Jay Smith wrote:
I was always bemused as to why a chicken burger required a hash brown
in it, but this is silly.
don't forget the gravy please
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On 01/10/10 10:23PDT, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-10-01 1:07 AM, Jay Smith wrote:
I was always bemused as to why a chicken burger required a hash brown
in it, but this is silly.
don't forget the gravy please
Actually you all missed the major advantage of the Double-Dowm: by doing
away with
It's a very odd menu, the kfc and similar. Chicken, deep fried, odd, coleslaw,
yes, but the gravy, what is that all about?
We are saved from the 'biscuit' in 'the uk. Which would just freak everyone out
I think.
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On 1 Oct 2010, at 19:01, Dennis B. Swaney ro...@aol.com
Avg are shipping these out now, I am a reseller, not had any trouble but my
doubts. Obviously these haven't been used on slit loading device. But I can't
see how they would be an issue, their thickness comparatively, is minimal.
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On 28 Sep 2010, at 18:52, beecaretaker
What is a double down, and can I eat it?
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On Sep 28, 2010, at 9:12 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
How much do they cost ? And how much $$$ do you really save ( especially
after replacing the optical drive ) ?
They're designed for use en masse, like disks stuck in magazines, system
restore disks, AOL disks and the like. They're lighter
On Sep 29, 2010, at 10:54 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
They're designed for use en masse, like disks stuck in magazines, system
restore disks, AOL disks and the like. They're lighter and allegedly greener.
So basically they're cheap enough for use-once-and-toss. Reminds me of the
On 29/09/10 11:24PDT, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 29, 2010, at 10:54 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
They're designed for use en masse, like disks stuck in magazines, system
restore disks, AOL disks and the like. They're lighter and allegedly greener.
So basically they're cheap enough for
Or my long-misplaced Billy and the Boingers 45rpm insert from the Billy and the
Boingers Bootleg Bloom County collection...
Or my long-misplaced Cowboy Neal rap at the Acid Test that was included
with the first edition of Hank Harrison's Grateful Dead book. And SO
many others
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The only major label album I have in a color other than black is Elvis'
Blue Album.
The only one I have is Dave Mason's first album, which was quasi-marble
vinyl. Hard to see the needle against it. Looks like the tone arm is
floating over a piece of marble. Way cool.
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800MHz 17
Has anyone any experience of using the 'new' style EcoDisc in slot
loading iMac's (or any other slot loaders) as Amateur Photographer
(UK) has just started using them (see my thread:http://
www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0Number=929444page=0vc=1PHPSESSID=#Post929444)
I've never heard of this before, but I wouldn't think recyclability would be an
attribute when it comes to DVDs. Personally, I want my data to last as long as
possible. As for compatibility, while they would probably be fine in a tray
loading drive, slot loaders can be tricky. I have heard of
On Sep 28, 2010, at 10:52 AM, beecaretaker wrote:
Has anyone any experience of using the 'new' style EcoDisc in slot
loading iMac's (or any other slot loaders) as Amateur Photographer
(UK) has just started using them (see my thread:http://
On 28/09/10 10:52PDT, beecaretaker wrote:
Has anyone any experience of using the 'new' style EcoDisc in slot
loading iMac's (or any other slot loaders) as Amateur Photographer
(UK) has just started using them (see my thread:http://
On Sep 28, 2010, at 4:15 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
Hadn't heard of them before so I went and read the thread.
Obviously, most of the posters, especially Mark Jacobs, are clueless
regarding Macs and Apple. When a couple of posters pointed out that Apple
uses standard DVD drives from
Although a good way to conserve plastic, it's still using plastic to make
it. I wouldn't risk damaging my iMacs just to use an EcoDisk. Maybe my iMac
G4 with the horizontal Tray drive might work but I don't know. I put in
a DVD Lightscribe Blu-ray drive by HP from best buy for $150 and it
On 28/09/10 16:41PDT, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 28, 2010, at 4:15 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
Hadn't heard of them before so I went and read the thread.
Obviously, most of the posters, especially Mark Jacobs, are clueless regarding
Macs and Apple. When a couple of posters pointed out that
On 10-09-28 12:09 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
According to Apple (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2446) they are not
usable (being only 0.6mm thick) but the manufacturer claims they work
fine (Yes right, heard that before).
Sorry, i lost the very first posting.
How much do they cost ? And how
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