PigDog

Thanks, guess i will stick with what I have. The GTX670 is a decent card and I am happy with it, so I guess no reason to get a second one yet.

I have an NVIDIA GTX670 card now and was thinking of adding a second. Can I have a GTX750 with the GTX670 and run the 750 as my primary card? Does that do anything for me? I will be running 2x27" monitors. Thanks.

Cool, so are we going to try this in rotation Dadda? I remember this map.

Welcome aboard Badge! Now get in the server so I can shoot you!

big toe

screeched nearby

from the

@@bobbarker 's back

was scared

@@Sonovabich that is just wrong...you just put that little weiner back!!

lmao @@moonpie, strong family resemblance!!

@@Hemps, very nice!! Your upload is double mine!

Not sure what they did. they have been saying our speeds would double, and they just did. We have had very good service with Comcast Internet (not as good with their cable). Damn @@Bama, do you get serious lag? Maybe that is why I can't hit you!!

I just retested by internet........Woo Hoo!!!!

Hey GeorgiaBoy, our server was hacked and we are looking into this. Please be patient and give us time to sort things out.

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YACCster?? WTF is that PingLo? ??

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/06/22/pig-like-dog-becomes-internet-sensation/?intcmp=features Pig-like dog becomes Internet sensation Published June 22, 2014Associated Press Facebook66 Twitter263 livefyre0 June 17, 2014: A woman scratches the head of Pig, a dog born with severe deformities, at a park in Alabaster, Ala. (AP) Next ALABASTER, Ala. – It's impossible not to stare at Kim Dillenbeck's dog Pig. Born in Atlanta with severe deformities and adopted by the Alabama woman, the 8-month-old mutt has gangly legs, a body that appears to have been chopped in half and no neck. Pig looks like one of those fake animals created with Photoshop to draw clicks on websites, yet she's real. "The whole clinic loves her. She comes in and she's a rock star here," said Dr. Rachael Hudson-Breland, a veterinarian who treats Pig. The friendly little animal hops like a frog to stand up and walks with a high-shouldered gait that resembles a gorilla. Unable to swing her head side to side, Pig spins her whole body to see what's beside her. None of the vets who care for the dog have ever seen another animal with the same condition, said Hudson-Breland, but Dillenbeck has seen a few similar-looking dogs on the Internet. Found as a puppy with three littermates in a wooded area in metro Atlanta, Pig is smaller than her surviving siblings at only 15 or so pounds. Her spine is about 7 inches shorter than normal and wavy, with many bones fused together. Dillenbeck, who first saw the dog during a Christmas visit and later brought her home, said coming up with a name wasn't difficult. "When she was really, really little she looked like a little fuzzy piglet," said Dillenbeck, who lives in nearby Helena. Tens of thousands of people have watched Internet videos of Pig since she had a coming-out party during a community event in Birmingham last month, and Pig has her own Facebook page with more than 3,400 followers. Last week, dog owners at a suburban park lost track of their own animals as they stopped to watch Pig play in water and run around surprisingly quickly. Dillenbeck said it's the same anytime Pig ventures out in public. "She always draws a crowd," she said. Visiting the park with her boyfriend and two dogs, ballet dancer Tricia Bianco didn't know quite what to make of Pig. "She is like a little pig. She's cute," Bianco said. Pig plays and runs with other animals, and Hudson-Breland said the dog doesn't have any major health problems. But Pig does tire easily, and she sometimes loses her balance and topples over like a toddler. Overall, though, Pig is in great shape for the shape she's in. "I don't think Pig really knows that she looks different," Hudson-Breland said.

Dukoo, you sir, are a traitor and should be shot!! And for the rest, condolences...I mean congratulations. Your gaming lives will never be the same. Oh yeah, when you are done with the knee pads, please give them back to Bob.

This is as close as I am getting to a new kiddo. I got Bailey to help replace the void left when I had to put down my last Akita last year. 11 weeks old tomorrow and approaching 23 pounds.

Congrats to our new Admins and Head Admins. Wow, Holy Shit.....a Chkn and a Llama! That is all we need is more animals around this place. You guys will do great.

WE GET HUNGRY!!!!!!! :lol: