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Man, 50 is really great. I wonder what I would do if I saw that.

And yes, I often do read the ingredients on wrappers.

I think that the nunchuck should have been wirelessly separated from the wiimote, so you could get more wild motions.

Well, it was nominated for an Academy Award in best foreign language film, so I am going to guess yes.

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»Unlocked Cell Phone For Sale?

If you actually want to purchase a real cell phone, you may be able to. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1039_3-6152735.html">Carriers such as Verizon have a habit of destroying the original features of a phone so you can pay for things that should be included</a>.

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Walk into any supermarket in the U.S. and it's easy to see that Americans have more choices in terms of products they can buy than most people in the world. But when it comes to choosing a cell phone, consumers in the U.S. are limited to a handful of devices offered by a few manufacturers, and those devices are sold solely through a single service provider. This means that Verizon Wireless subscribers are limited to phones sold specifically for the Verizon network. And Cingular Wireless subscribers are limited to handsets that Cingular sells. It also means that when subscribers switch from one service provider to another, they are unable to take their phones with them.

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My friends and i lit many axe cans on fire until they blew up, but one stands out. The jumbo can, it blew up straight up lit a tree on fire and the boom set off a bunch of car alarms (his house in the middle of town). Amazingly we never got caught

Lit my friends shed on fire

played hockey with a tenis ball soaked in gas while lit on fire,and accidently hit my friend in the face with the hockey stick. After that the ball rolled into the gas that was left from where we poored it onto the ball and we had a huge gas fire. Which my other friend threw a blanket on and that lit on fire and it just got bigger (didnt get caught for that either)

We once lit a ride-on lawnmower on fire in the snow with gas. The cops came and we all left the fire going in the snow ran into the house while being spot lighted and our excuse was going to be "We were riding the lawnmower around when it blew up!" (meanwhile it was 3am and it was snowing still.) Amazingly, didnt get caught for that one either.

Stealing my moms car at 2am and driving a 20 minute drive to wendy's only to find wendy's closed.

Pissing off these DnD kids during a holloween when i was 12. They were dressed up as knights and had wooden swords, got my ass beat by wooden swords. Later that night i chased them a good half a mile with a paint ball gun (FUCKING OWNED!)

lighting many things in the woods on fire...

Staying with an ex girlfriend just for sex for 4 months longer then i should have.

Actually every holloween for the past 16 years pretty much has been somthing stupid.

Well im basically a pyromaniac and ...the story's still cotinue!

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»Wal-Mart Likes Microsoft And Novell

It seems the partnership between Novell and Microsoft is doing well. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1017_3-6152247.html">Wal-Mart will start using resources from both companies</a>. The article also cites IP liability as a solution from the partnership... BS.

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With the partnership, Microsoft is seeking to make Novell its preferred Linux provider and to have both companies' products work well together. Microsoft offers coupons for Suse Enterprise Linux support services as well as legal indemnification for customers who use both Microsoft and Novell's Linux, which is open-source. Wal-Mart, a global retailing giant with $315 billion in annual revenue, is already a Microsoft customer, and Stewart said the multiyear relationship has been "outstanding." She said the intellectual property protections in the Novell deal give Wal-Mart more confidence in using Linux more broadly.

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»Intel And Sun Play Together

The CEOs from both companies are new supporting each other. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1006_3-6152301.html">Previously, Sun had been AMD only</a>. Intel is making strides into markets they lost due to the agile AMD.

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Schwartz has been instrumental in transforming Sun into a more neutral company. In 2004, when he was promoted to chief operating officer and McNealy's No. 2 man, Sun buried the antitrust suit hatchet with Microsoft. He was willing to work with Linux, too. He even floated the idea of running Solaris on Intel Itanium and IBM Power processors--the latter idea now a reality by virtue of OpenSolaris' portability. And most relevant to Monday's news, he was an advocate of x86 servers, not just Sun selling its own, but also Sun offering Solaris as a free download that could be installed on machines from IBM, HP and Dell.

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Said By Artemis Panthar

But I look, so I can be outraged.

Me too.

Said By dexaroni

I CANT HELP IT!!!

Someone that really WANTED to wii.

HaHAHAHAHAHAAHahahaHAHAHAahahAHAHA1111!!!!!1!11!11!!1!

*Ahem

I think it was a practical joke, the contest, drink lots of water, win a wii.

Yeah a practical joke, like saw 4 is going to be.

If you watch all the episodes in a row, you'll notice that the writing was done in such a way so that all the episodes would be canon and consistant (with some exceptions to lines in the pilot).

This contrasts Family Guy, where the meeting of Louis and Peter has been told in at least 3 ways (perhaps more, I'm not as familiar with Family Guy lore).

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»Linux Standards Groups Merge

Hopefully the merging between groups that form Linux standards (such as the LSB) will allow for greater compatibility between distros and even Linux kernel versions. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-7344_3-6151757.html">Not having true binary support across multiple Linux distros is bad for consumers</a>.

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Although the major commercial sellers support the LSB and it's won endorsements from software companies such as Computer Associates and Oracle, Zemlin acknowledges that there's still work to be done. "We're at bat. We haven't hit a home run," he said of LSB. "It's been around a long time and has had fits and starts." But the standardization effort is moving ahead--most recently with work being done in Russia to build certification testing software--and customers will begin requiring LSB compatibility "fairly soon," Zemlin said.

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»A Mini-Review: Logitech G11

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The Logitech G11 is the younger brother of the Logitech G15 Gaming keyboard. This review will concentrate on how the G11 is not only a much better value than the G15, but also a good keyboard in its own right.

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Gay

Never smoked it either.. but it does smell really good. Extremely common on Long Island.

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»Logitech MX Revolution Laser Mouse

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The MX Revolution is the latest mouse from Logitech with the MX designation. Does this mouse actually have revolutionary technology? You need to read to find out.

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uuhhh I have millions of highly noticable scars on my right forearm

brilliant i say. just brilliant. lets start a donation fund.... ^_^

the panasonic one was great. lg just cant make electronics, so i didnt even bother to visit their both. and no i was only there for one day so i was basicly in north and south hall in llvc.

however im getting corparte discount on a new samsung lcd. hehe, i made a friend in one of the booths and he is hooking me up w/ an 40inch lcd. &_&

well i was just woundering if any1 else has or is working a 3ed shift also? and if so do u like it? i just switched over to 3ed to get a pay raise& cuz they want me to be 2ed in charge on 3ed. i like it less people come out and when i do see people they are pretty cool and nices unlike 1st or 2ed shift when i saw people... i will say one thing its a bitch trying to train myself though on workouts.

2007 Hooters Calender out.
Get one now!

This is for 3 and under. Spanking 3 and under doesn't do shit. Hitting 3 and under is a leading cause of child deaths.

Just recently a man killed his 3 year old daughter for interupting him playing a game on x-box. He'd hit the child before but at that time it was kosher by law.

As a parent I can tell you that at that age spanking simply does not work unless your kid is a certified genius.

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»Judge Allows Music Cartels To Sue XM+MP3

A sad state day today since this stupid judge is allowing the media cartels to sue XM for providing people the ability to record what they listen to. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1027_3-6151695.html">Like a tape recorder is any different in principle, this should be covered under fair use</a>. Congress under the new Democratic control is going to try to make WORSE copyright laws to stifle consumer rights. Way to go. You already failed to me.

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The record industry alleged in a civil suit filed in May that XM allows subscribers to listen to, store and replay songs as MP3 files. Devices marketed as "XM + MP3" players help people trap the music from XM's broadcasts and then turn them into MP3s. The music labels argue that this infringes on their copyrights. XM's stance is that listeners are legally allowed to record music off the radio for personal use under the Home Recording Act of 1992. The judge, however, disagreed. While listeners have for years been allowed to record songs off of standard over-the-air stations, satellite radio is different because the transmission is digital. Music labels assert that a listener of satellite radio can scan through the music library and rapidly record hundreds of songs.

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Ill take your old stuff. You know my address


Anyways, it is great having good RAM for overclocking. I have to be really finicky with my BIOS to get mine from 2.2 to 2.52.

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»Americans Going To Net For Political News

More and more people in America are going to the Internet for their news of politics. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-6151370.html">Browsing sites can give you the entire story on both sides</a>. It is pretty easy to read bias.

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Additionally, the number of Americans who said the Internet was their primary political news source doubled: it was 15 percent during the 2006 midterm election campaigns, compared with 7 percent during the 2002 midterms. Compared with the last presidential election year, however, 2006 numbers were down slightly, the study found (click for PDF). About 18 percent of Americans used the Internet as a primary source during the 2004 presidential election campaign, according to Pew Internet, the nonprofit research arm of the Washington, D.C.-based Pew Research Center. "All of this is a harbinger in what will happen in a very interesting and highly contested presidential election in 2008. It's the first time since 1952 that we have had both parties wide open--no VPs or presidents running for re-election or higher office," said Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

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Said By Artemis Panthar

You have computers in your Social Studies class?

No my school has a laptop program and when I graduate I get to keep the laptop n.n w00t w00t

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ena for base 16 (ent for base 10).

How about this... another easy one. I like solving them more.

j f m a m j j _ _ _

Complete.

Yes it's a movie based on the american pilots who joined the Lafayette Escadrille a year before the US entered into World War 1. The air battle scenes are all CGI and very well done.

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»IE7 Passes 100 Million Downloads, Firefox Usage Improves

While IE7 is forced on everyone running Windows XP and 2003, <a href="http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=196901142">Firefox continues to gain marketshare</a>. There are just too many bugs even in IE7 that need fixing.

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According to Net Applications, Internet Explorer accounted for 79.6% of all browsers used in December 2006, a drop from the 80.6% during the previous month. Firefox's use, meanwhile, measured 14% in December, up from 13.5% in November. Also gaining ground in the last month of 2006 was Apple's Safari, which climbed to 4.2% from 4%, and Opera, which saw its share increase from 0.7% to 0.9%. Net Applications' data put IE 7's market share during December at 18.3%, up dramatically from November's 8.8%. But IE 6 lost more than IE 7 gained, dropping from 70.9% in November to 60.7% the next month. The gain in IE 7 is largely due to Microsoft pushing the new browser to end users via Windows' Automatic Updates setting, which is usually reserved for downloading and installing security fixes on PCs. Microsoft began issuing IE 7 to Windows XP users through Automatic Updates in early November as part of a controversial scheme to get the new browser in as many hands as possible as quickly as possible.

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the first is teh awsome, I played some of the second cuz I rented it and it was teh confusing at first

I am sooo getting that game.