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Good to know. But if you remove all of the rust, then shouldn't it not matter? Maybe it's improbable that you actually removed all of the rust?

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Damn. Well at least I didn't save any credit info to my account any time I made purchases.

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It took my mom a long time to form the connection between the taskbar and the applications she has running... If something got minimized she would think it was gone...

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Not quite sure what possessed me to do so but I just bought and ate a "Big and Toasty" sandwich from Dunkin Donuts. How do you think it was?

If you said probably a lot like every other piece of fast food garbage, then you are correct.

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Pretty comfortable here in Connecticut today. Highs in the sixties, although it feels like it must already be in the sixties.

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Originally posted by legacyme3

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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Aux ran into some issue where Chrome barfed all over the forms on the board, making it impossible to post or do much of anything other than click links.

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It's likely what everyone is saying and something in her registry that's fucked up.

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I really don't find that very likely at all.

Maybe it's located in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Common\Rlz\Events\Fuck_Shit_Up_Randomly.

People like to blame things on registry keys because they don't understand what registry keys do, but generally speaking they just store data for Windows and various applications. Windows also uses registry keys to determine what programs launch automatically on start up.

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I just got a beverage off the lunch truck. It's Calypso black cherry lemonade. It has dark things floating in it (which look questionable), but I think it's just the cherry juice that has given the lemon pulp its moldy color.

Let's hope so.

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White 96 Mercury Sable

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I met Mystery Dan in real life, and he was at a bar.

His name is actually Dan. Maybe I'm crazy, but I see a resemblance.

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Hahahahah, thank you.

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Originally posted by Girlydragon

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> go to vizzed

> point out ads

rly ok

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Sorry, I just thought "one click for a roman orgy" was funny. Maybe I'm the only one who sees humor in that. Reminds me of those Evony ads, but worse (at least text-wise).

Anyway, I guess the point of this was to contrast / laugh at the ads on Vizzed compared to the ad on Jul. (Which I've never seen invite me to a Roman orgy.)

Maybe this should have just been a "funny advertisements" thread?

EDIT: I also just noticed water.com. That is pretty funny also.

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Now I like your thinking. Or maybe what we really need is a Retro Game Room so we can see ads about Roman orgies while we're gaming.

(Yo dawg, I heard you liked games and Roman orgies, so I put Roman orgies in your games so you can game while you orgy!)

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Originally posted by BlueWhirl

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Google ads are also based on what kind of stuff you search. That way, advertisers can target their ads better.

Makes me wonder what kind of shit you're looking up.

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Yeah I know it, and although I guarantee you I wasn't looking up Roman orgies (or anything NSFW - it's a work computer), I WAS doing a domain search on water earlier. IE, water.com, water.org, water.net.

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Just realized the best part of this image:
SupportQueue: No one is answering this call...

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I turn 22 on the 22nd this month. Other than that my plans for this month include moving and insuring my car.

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Hanging out at my friends' Jenny, Gabby, and Steve's place and probably crashing here. Tomorrow is a day of moving shit out of my soon-to-be former residence.

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This bill is exactly like the Military Commissions Act... The Patriot Act was a pretty close predecessor, too.

Keith Olbermann said some good things about the Military Commissions Act in 2006.

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Originally posted by Bloodstar

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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Ordinarily I would have no issues going with this one, but, well... The last few instances of "sharing a server" really haven't gone that well.

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This is why I picked Linode. Retro wouldn't be that bad, but... I dunno, I kind of worry sometimes.

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Agreed. Except I picked staying with the current host. I personally have never had any trouble accessing Jul. I would pay for this hosting. I might soon. Then again, I currently use a free Canadian host that is randomly slow and even goes down randomly (though not that often)... So may be I'm just cheap.

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