dbminter
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RUMSFELD IS A F/N ASSHOLE
Why do I believe Allawi and not Rumsfeld?
Because Allawi is less likely to fire buckshot in your face?
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Personally, I am of the opinion that France serves a tremendous role in keeping the peace in the world.
Think about it. If France didn't just surrender all the time, that would mean they'd actually fight once in a while. Imagine, then, if you should be DEFEATED by the French in combat! 
The ignominy and the humiliation you'd suffer would fester and boil for years. When you finally did explode in massive egotistical retaliatory attacks, it might make the Huns look like the French. France's actions asking for repirations all at once at the end of World War I are a good parallel of this idea. France didn't even do the actual beating, and ended up all but creating the conditions for the rise of the Nazi party in Germany.So, while the world ain't exactly a paradise, imagine if France had never surrendered before. I think it would be a much more violent place. So, kudos to the French!
May your cowardice lead to copycats and eventual world peace! 
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I was thinking the other day of starting a CMC thread in the drives/media forum thing here.
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Nope. Can?t select properties with these thingies. (I love Windows sometimes).
This is something I've wondered, too. Is there a way to determine the file a shortcut points to when Windows damn well refuses to show it to you? Like Control Panel .CPL files?
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Yeah, the option only appears in Full Edit, I think. You should see a box that you can check to show the Edited by and the date.
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I believe you have to have the option enabled to see if someone can see if you edited a post.
As for my being hard of hearing, etc. in terms of the Accessibility Options, I don't NEED them, hence why I need them turned off. Turned by default, as usual by the Microsoft idiots, causes a lot of interference when you don't know it's on and hold down the Shift key for more than 5 seconds for the first time.
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Bless me, Father, for I have a gun! This is my first confession since, well, never!
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Actually, I am sometimes curious WHERE DVD Info Pro is supposed to be downloaded from. The home page's listed download site doesn't seem to be updated with the latest versions, as I found the latest one from a link on Afterdawn.com.
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As for Bush being taken down because of this, let's face it, no President has ever been forced to take account for his actions, and none will. They just resign, as the closest who ever got to having to take a task for his actions, Nixon, has done.
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I will using standard Quoting for the board for material in the Spam.
Yeah, I figured the day I started my experiments in quantum field science, accessing alternate dimensions and things like that, would piss off my significant other.Subject: Your significant other still criticizing about ur dimensionDid u hear that the bulk of women are unsatisfied with the size of there husband's thing.Yeah, women are never satisfied with the size of the diamond on the wedding ring they get, are they?
Well, I CAN'T get anyone to fund the play I wrote in college! Don't Bogart The Diazapam, starring Larry Storch as Val E. Um and Jim Varney as the corpse of Sal Mineo. (When I created it, Varney was still very much alive, and, would, yes, still play a corpse.)Not only that but their also unstaisfied by their show in the bedroom.Is this sounding like u.No, it is I. How about u? Or, as the Spanish would ask, K?
I only removed the URL in the above statement. The rest is verbatim, if you can believe it.part of the novel as it gives an unexpected twist to the story line.Throughout the novel the le did she have in the restrictions posed by royalty that required her tomarry me, her husband.
As opposed to marrying, you, her pet wombat with waterwings, or marrying me, her wife.
Again, verbatim, nothing removed.was raised in a family of radicals.When Napoleon was nine, his father sent him to Brienne, a French military . Lokietek, of Lithuania, soon united the Polish and Lithuanian armies to fight the Teuto.And, you, too, can send your sons to French militaries, unite the Polish and Lithuanian armies, and fight the Teuto. But only if you buy our idiotic penis enhancement product! An amazing combination of a patch and pills: you simply secure the pill to your penis with a patch and wait for the process of osmosis to absorb it directly into the flesh. Over the years, the skin will grow around the pill and it will become a part of you. As more and more pills enter into your very being, you will be empowered with the power of a more powerful penis, or at least the delusion of one in your mind. With such delusions securely firm in your subconscious, you will be able to mystically transport yourself back to the time of Napoleon. Thanks to the miracle of modern penis enlargement, you, too, can unit the Polish and Lithuanian armies! Give new meaning to the term Pole-ish! Order today! Operators are standing by! Those operators unable to stand will be slumped over their phones, dead from myxamitosis. Call them, though, as your amazing powers granted through miracle penis enlargment will raise the dead, too... in more ways than one!
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Yes, as has been noted, the manufacturers KNOW that they're using
when they're using and actively chose it. Because they know that, like all of us, someone else in the future will be the new sucker born every minute. Even though most will learn not to use their products in the future, they also know that in the short term, they can pocket a heafty profit. When the information finally becomes public knowledge and the profits aren't outweighed by the cost of this business practice anymore, then, the smaller companies get out of it. As we have already seen done with some companies pulling out of any optical media or drive manufacturing all together, outsourcing it. -
Thanks! That's what I needed. The file name. Turns out, I had it, too. Just no shortcut in Control Panel to it. I had searched before for Accessibility, but, naturally, didn't find it.
Movie Junkie, did you edit your post? Because I have it in my memory I had read only the folder name and not the file when I first read your reply earlier. I hope my memory is going THAT bad on me in my old age of the young 30's.
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Which underscores my point. Typical Microsoft idiots can't get anything right as it's gone from my view. So, how about doing a Properties on that shortcut and see if you get a Target?
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Microsoft says that there should be something called an Accessibility Options shortcut under Classic View for Control Panel in Windows XP. Well, there isn't, of course; typical damn Microsoft idiots. If anyone knows what this shortcut should be, i.e. the Target contents or whatever app needs to run whatever file with whatever switches so I can run this?
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Nothing new there, though.
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And the bloody stuff is everywhere! Discovered CMC listed on a DVD-RAM disc I couldn't read from!
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Many poor quality media will finish burning, read right fine, but, can be dead within a year. Vanguard, Princo, and AN31 hardly live beyond a year. CMC the same. CMC Imation CD-R's died on me within a year.
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Yeah, those values I stated were on pressed discs. Recordables are going to last far less time.
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CD theoretically was supposed to be 50 to 100 years. Now, 20 years into CD, we see the real value is about 20 years. DVD was listed at 100 to 200 years. I'd expect 30 to 50.
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Since someone just HAD to know...
I can report that this Gigastorage Corporation Memorex CD-R read into an MDF image just fine on the NEC 3500a. However, the reported disc size was only 99.4 MB, so, it's not really that good a test. -
Ah, cheeky AND impatient, little, bastard, are we?
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Ladies' Man?
But, it is very easy, when you think about it, to change Coor's into Corn's!
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Of course, he drinks! CORN liquor!
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I haven't tested if it's still readable yet. I haven't used them since at least 2001, it seems.
House to vote on ports despite company promise
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Let us not forget how great a friend Saddam Hussein was once of the United States. In particular, that lovely ironic photo of Donald Rumsfeld shaking his hand in the early 1980;s