Or Google Cook Islands at http://www.google.co.ck/ (not quite as good as those up there, though)

Hehe, I like what the announcer is saying right after that.. \"But why? But why? But why!?\"

Any predator? No. An alligator should be able to kill a bear. When they get a peice of you, they spin. A killer whale pwns anything in the water. They eat great white sharks. Well yeah, a water predator will have a huge advantage in water against a land animal. You could also say that a bear could ...

If nothing else, the big \"FOZEN MAN!\" poster kind of caught my eye...

Hah, that anti-phishing thing popped up when my friend was testing out a site I'd made for a class. Apparently my e-criminal career is off to a poor start

Do you know if your drive burns DVD-R or DVD+R? Gotta make sure the disks you're trying to burn match up with what your drive is capable of burning. A friend of mine got a box of DVD-Rs not knowing he had a DVD+R burner and ended up with a nice 10-pack of coasters.

There is actually a white button. The site it tries to take you to is gone, though.

Dual boot: Win XP Pro for general usage, and Mandrake Linux when I'm programming.

DCrazy wrote:100% milk? Such a thing does not exist (and if it did it would kill you ).

Wouldn't 100% just be lard?

Just changed my username to DescentBB too.

Sizing also depends greatly on the type of bike and the use. I ride a 53cm road bike, which is about 21"... my mountain bike is 16.5", which is too small for general riding purposes, but great for more demanding riding where I need to move around on the bike a lot. I agree with Vander on the disc ...

I personally ride the Fisher Opie . I got it for $600 Canadian, after taxes and with a couple upgrades, and it's solid. The components kind of suck, but the frame is great. It's the same frame as the best of that line, only with different components. I've subjected it to about a month of urban ...

My problem isn't the price of a textbook; it's the way they go through editions. I know of more than one textbook where the only difference between editions was a re-ordering of the chapters. Everything else was word-for-word identical.

I use heavy picks (2mm) because I like the 'feedback' pressure the strings give when the pick doesn't flex. It gives a very good range of dynamic control, but when I'm playing hard (i.e. rocking out for a crowd) I'm really hammering the strings, which isn't good for their lifespan. That, combined ...

TheCope wrote:This song was modeled after Bob Dylan with Prince inflections, like â??83 prince. You prolly can't relate but Iâ??m a Prince fiend.

I definitely can see the Dylan/Prince going on there. Good stuff.

Now if only I could find my microphone!

For acoustic, I use John Pearse Jazz Light nickel wound, or GHS White Bronze. I love the tone of that kind of string. I have a small guitar, so the brightness really gives it a lively tone for picking. Kind of "overdrives" when I strum hard, though. Electric, I use Ernie Ball 10-52. I like 10s on ...

aldel wrote:I'm kinda curious whether anyone recognizes mine.

Murrr?

Heh, look at the expressions of the two guys in the back.

I know this isn't what you're looking for, but "owned" plus "bike" made me think of it... I still cringe every time I watch this.

http://www.hansrey.com/lessons/crash.mpg

The only fee that's too big is the one they don't want to pay. As a rather extreme example, here's a bit of a conversation between me and someone who wanted to hire my Celtic band on St. Pat's: Him: So how much would you charge for something like this? <me finding out details> Me: Generally it'd be ...

First thing I thought was that it was a water droplet of some sort. Then I thought it'd be rather annoying if you were trying to find your house and one of those was blocking it

Rotator cuff injuries suck. Hope this one recovers as well as the other!

Well they need to have some way to make sure that the work unit was computed properly, no? It'd be a little sketchy to base medical research on unverified data.

Nice! I just got a road bike myself. Mine's a Giant OCR1 ; pretty much the same type of relaxed-geometry thing as yours, only in the new 'compact' frame style which I don't know if I'm that keen on. And for some reason it has all Ultegra components, even though the specs say some 105. Take good care ...

Woo, just broke 10k. I got a ways to go before catching you guys!

I just added my Athlon 64 3000+ to the team. It's all I've got, but every little bit counts I guess.

One year of university left.

That's the page that got me hooked on these challenges. I finished all of them a while ago, after being stuck on level 14 for about a week due to a dumb mistake. If you like these, and want to try other ones that aren't just Javascript, check out http://www.bright-shadows.net . You have to register ...

so, is this effect the cause of the visual "feathering" that happens near the hard edge of an object when you are looking past it? ie: it appears that the edge is somewhat translucent, and perhaps the light is BENDING around it. i always thought it was because the edge of the object was thin enough ...

Get your pistol aim down. Two body shots to drop the shield, then one headshot to kill. Against a good player, you generally have four shots before you die, or five if you surprise them, so make those shots count. And don't jump around when fighting - it just makes you an easier target.

Server move, mid-west Canada

AMD K6/2 450 MHz.

1214.9.. can't seem to beat that