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K-9 GETS HIS OWN SHOW! And, no, it's not "K-9 & Company: The Next Generation." http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0&id=35801 We do get some Jetix Europe shows on Jetix on Toon Disney in America. Including one Simon Furman wrote an episode for. So, maybe we'll get "K-9 Adventures?" Coming soon: "Dalek Adventures!" "GIVE ME COO-KIES OR I WILL EX-TER-MIN-ATE YOU!"

Nope. I don?t remember seeing it. Even if I did see it... I didn?t see it. LOL! Pass me another beer, please. Ah, EXCELLENT! The nanobots I have been gradually slipping into your drinks are working! They are selectively erasing memories of my choosing as well as increasing your desire for more of my poisoned drinks! The time for the final assault is near!

How could I forget the almighty clip art? I didn't include the Bob because if you are already worshipping Bob, you don't need an alternative to God. UNLESS you're blaspheming Bob and saying that people need an alternative to Bob?

I had not heard of this before, either. My thanks as well!

Oh, didn't I make a post or 2 on a similar subject back in the Beta forum? That I hadn't done anything to change the image to my knowledge, but, it said there was a mismatch in the label field area. That it wasn't actually an error. I forget the exact details.

No prob! We do our best.

It's on the books. But, it's something that will be in the future, so, there's no target date on it, as far as I know. Last I had heard, LUK needs to dig into those images and see how they work. Sometimes, we just need to roll up our sleeves, code some test runs, and just learn by feeling around.

Probably has something to do with Folder2ISO and DVD-Video images. I know from my past tests that Folder2ISO did NOT produce a DVD that played in a standalone DVD player, even when I used both VIDEO_TS filled with compliant files that played on a standalone, and including AUDIO_TS. So, that's probably where the miscompare is coming from. Whatever Folder2ISO is doing is not doing it right for DVD-Video. It appears to only make data DVD's.

Oh, when you say a CD image of an album he wants remixed. That implies it's an audio CD/music CD/CD-A/some music CD format CD, right? That's probably the problem. Multi-track images, which CD Audio discs are, is not supported yet by ImgBurn.

It looks like one of those extended ANSI characters we old :fart:s used to use to program moving targets in GWBASIC games.

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Someone ELSE fooling around with the Label fields as much as I do?! Oh, my god! It must be the end of the world!

Isn't dollection the term for the way Daleks speak? You know: "EX-TER-MIN-ATE!"

You should have known Arthur Treacher is NOT on ANY Pound note in the history of Earth Prime.

Let's face it... if ANYONE has a right to have a press in their basement, it's a Minter!

The only really valuable $2 bills are the Star Note series. But, any starred serial bill have a value in the future because of what they are: replacements for an error at the mint. Since minting errors are rare, the star noted series depict that an error did occur in that serial's run. (The star in the serial just means it was a reprint for a bill. To keep the serial numbers and runs straight, a star is added to make a unique identifier AND not have to worry about missing serial numbers.) Since $2's aren't printed and demand doesn't look like any will be for some time, starred $2's can only go up in value. Because of the rarity of errors at the mint, even starred $1 bills have an inherent collector's value. I don't know if I still have that starred $1 bill my father gave me. I kept it for a while, I know, but, I am not sure whether I eventually spent it. If I did, I regret it because I didn't know that even relatively new, small bills with stars generally go up in value because of what they mean.

Sounds like you've got a nasty PM in your throat! Be grateful it's not a nasty BM in your throat, eh? :&

Latest version? Did I miss something? I thought Shrink was latest updated 2 years ago with 3.2.0.15

Ah, but, do your vending machines take these fakes? Here, faking $1 coins isn't viable because 1.) not many people use them 2.) not many vending machines take the old or the new ones

The final corn-tier! These are the adventures of the starship Redenbacher!

WORST. THREAD. EVER!

It's legal. My comic store guy likes to hold to on to $2 bills and wait until a kid buys something. He uses them to give to them as change to watch them think he's trying to cheat them. The American $2 bill was first printed in the 1860's and was last printed in 1997. However, there were so many printed in 1976 that there are several of those that still haven't been circulated yet. For these reasons, there is no printing schedule for the $2 bill. If any are ever needed, they will be printed to order in the future. An aunt of mine used to send me a $2 bill every year for my birthday. I'm glad she stopped.

I do foresee a problem with the American trend of changing the bills every 2 or 3 years or so to stop counterfeiting. There will be so many different versions of bills that it will actually be EASIER to pass off fakes as real. The cashiers will have too many variants to look out for. And, after all, most cashiers are too stupid to be working the registers anyway! I had some teenager at a grocery store call up her manager because of my golden dollars. Like I'd somehow get rich counterfeiting ones! Let alone HOW could I make a profit counterfeiting COINS?! Like I've some kind of damn metal mine, cutting torches, dies, etc. in my basement?!

You guys have a $20 bill? Hell, they have something called a Loonie!

Strangely on topic, but, supposedly, isn't Leonard Nimoy on the Canadian $5 bill? Or whatever bill it was. I forget, but, once, Weird Al Yankovic made a joke on one of his MuchMusic specials about how the guy on some bill looked like Nimoy.