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Looks sweet.

Happy Birthday!

Apparently you haven't been watching "Revolution."

Can't fault this, but I can fault the whole female full body cavity search back to front without even a change of gloves thing. http://www.wsmv.com/story/23600514/mcdonalds-implement-new-dress-code?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9374931

http://itzhakts.wordpress.com/2011/11/29/revocation-of-independence/

He didn't do it! Spits. Happy Birthday SlowFry

Well, it's probably a great mod, but I guess I was a little disappointed to find it's another freeze tag mod. Maybe I'm getting the wrong signals, or maybe just too narrow an opinion pool, but it seems there's strong interest in a "normal" paced COD4 mod. Ace is great fun, but sometimes seems ridiculously fast - which may be why it's great fun, to some that is. But I hear from others that it's just too fast and they don't want to play it, but would play a less hectic mod if available. Don't know how many FT servers we need. Aren't there 2 each already in both COD4 and COD5?

Ah yes, another fine example of the fascination between boys, fast cars, and large ( . ) ( . ) Off color language at the end a bonus.

CPU fan speed is controlled by the temperature sensors and the chipset on the motherboard. Although there may be some applications that have override control, this is not necessary, and could lead to problems if set too low. Some fan headers on the motherboard are not variable, but are rather used for fixed speed cabinet fans, or fans that may have their own speed control. Check your motherboard's docs to find out how the headers are labeled. The CPU fan header is usually pretty close to the CPU socket, but that's not the best indicator; the header label is the best indication.

Happy Birthday, Angel. Get you some!

WOW! And still free?

This is so awesome! I'm sick of people dissing Miley. She's too young to be in control of decisions like she's making, and I believe, as Sinead clearly does, she's being led. Miley makes great music. In the beginning it was sometimes rough and unpolished, yet showed great promise. Now that promise is coming to flower and others are taking advantage. This letter is a health dose of reality, and states - for the world - the truth that is less than obvious to those not in it for their own personal gain. I hope Miley embraces these words, but more than that, I hope people everywhere embrace what Sinead has said. Brilliant! This letter also, just so you know, validates every hope and dream I've ever had for my internet radio station - Girls Rock Radio - to become more than just a "radio station" but rather to become a platform for exploring how better to honor and respect women. http://www.ourstage.com/blog/2013/10/3/sinead-oconnors-remarkable-open-letter-to-miley-cyrus

Woo Hoo!

Used to think I could never live without a watch - until I got a cellphone. Would probably feel like a watch was a ball and chain strapped to my wrist if I ever put one on again.

thanks dj I found that setting. I always like to find out what the code means and then fix it. fortunately this was the first time this system ever crashed and its almost 3 years old Be aware that a fluke BSOD is possible. A gamma ray just happens to pierce the heart of your processor at just the wrong moment and flips just the wrong bit... or whatever. Only become nervous when it seems like a chronic issue. A second time in as many days would have me worried, but not once in a blue moon. Did the system logs tell you anything? They should have.

You do not need a 3rd party viewer to see what went wrong. Simply open the Windows Event Viewer (run eventvwr.msc) and click into the "Windows Logs" area and start scanning for errors at the date and time of the BSOD. They will be obvious. The reason you are not able to read the BSOD because the system reboots too fast is because you have Automatic Restart on System Failure enabled, which it is by default. To turn it off so you can actually get a look at the BSOD screen: Go into the Control Panel and start the System app (or right click on Computer in the Start menu and select Properties.) Select Advanced System Settings from the selections on the left sidebar (this places you in the System Properties dialog on the Advanced tab.) Under the Startup and Recovery section, click the Settings button. Uncheck Automatically Restart. If you do this, you will need to force a restart yourself whenever you get a BSOD.

Fuck me! No thank you!

Sorry, I just couldn't do that math. Got lost between the real and imaginary numbers.

OMG That's funny as hell !!!

An amazing achievement!

Ah the irony.

Great. Now I'll fuck up (as usual) and start calling you "Chewie" - as has become popular now - catch myself, have a huge vowel-movement, and end up calling you "Cheweener." See what you've gone and done. Idiot!

Since the COD5 servers across the world are down, perhaps a little behind the scenes video will take the edge off...

Unmistakable laugh. Enjoy shooting at you, so let's see if you can put up with that shit another six.

Canadians have all the fun!