Hickeydog

I love it when I rip a massive fart in the car, just as I'm pulling into a parking spot. I get to sit there and enjoy it for a while.

What level is everyone on right now? And can we all play together, even if we're not on the same level? I'm on 12 (I think).

Figures. When I go to add you to my friends list...the friends server is down.

What's everyone's player name? Mine's the same as here (Hickeydog).

This looks like fun. I wonder if my laptop can run it? (gen 3 i5 / onboard VGA).... Good Find

I really don't like posting topics like this, but I need to share this with someone. Last week, my grandpa died rather unexpectedly. The funeral was today. He was born in 1924, and he had quite the long, full life. Still, it doesn't help that he's gone now. It was rather a shocker when we found out he died. We had visited with him and his wife 3 days before. He served in WW2, and almost took part in the invasion of the Japanese Homeland. Odds are, if it wasn't for the atomic bomb, me, or most of my family, wouldn't be here. Anyways, the world lost a fine man. Thanks for letting me share.

#16. That's my life in a sentence.

The only thing that's keeping me from Windows 8 (and the Microsoft 2013 software) is the BUTT UGLY GUI! I don't know what Microsoft was thinking, but whoever came up with that GUI should be fired with extreme violence.

Try using Photorec http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec. It's a command prompt based utility that will recover files that have been deleted, but not overwritten. You might not get everything back, but you will hopefully be able to get most things back. I've had good luck recovering files with this utility on hard drives that had been "formatted" and the OS reinstalled.

Real bikers use the pedal variety.

Yup. It's a problem with the Realtek Drivers. If there's no mic connected, the game won't launch for me. It has to be the fron panel, as well. Having it in the back panel doesn't do me any good.

I think I just splooged a little.

Just as an FYI: It's legal to shoot someone to protect property in Texas. Is it morally right? Well, that has to be a decision everyone makes for themselves. I'm no expert on Texas law, and there's probably some constraints.

Super Senior at the Univserity of Akron, studying Computer Engineering. The sad thing is I play far more during the semester than during the breaks.