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Yeah, me too. P.S. If you want people to add you, POST LINKS TO YOUR PROFILES. Geez.

Seriously...that is one of the most annoying things on this bored. We have to keep reverting to calling people cakers. Then, what's a caker? And then it keeps going and going. It's almost as bad as when two girls say they like each other, then the guys are all "take pics." Sorry about the rant. Tired. take pics!~

Pet peeve: Hiccups. Especially when other people have them.

Hooray for Ping drivers. Nothing quite like onomatopoeia.

Were it not for the fact that George Bush managed to win the popular vote in 2004, I'd believe you. Also keep in mind that Americans are perhaps some of the most insular and nationalistic people on the planet. I know that there are hundreds of millions of people not like that, but I honestly think that you'd have a hard time finding a country more in love with itself than the U.S.

It's the equivalent of your myspace comment section.

Well, the NVA used their civialian support very effectively. The people basically formed their supply lines, and would carry supplies themselves through jungles, and they intalled rope bridges to cross rivers just beneath the water surface to confuse the Americans. I don't see how that would translate so well to Canada. Although if the Americans convert to ACU before they invade, they wouldn't stand a chance. Google it if you don't know what I'm talking about.

I actually like it a lot better than MySpace. It's much more focused on networking than screwing around. P.S. Someone write something on my wall!

...And college, and high school, and for people working at certain companies... I think it started out mostly for students and expanded from there. The high school networks suck, though, because you have to get an invite from someone who is already in that network.

It's like myspace, but built for university students. You can list your classes/res/major/whatever, and see other people who are also in your class/res/major/whatever.

It only counts as Linux if you can f-prot the tarbol.

caker - an italian-Canadian term for people who are white. So called because the bread they eat is like cake compared to Italian bread.

Yeah, it's based on a Unix core.

You are all a bunch of cakers. Good day.

When you own both, you are One Trick Pony, who only bought a Mac to be in the club.

Sparq will have something to say about that, but considering the sheer size of the American Air Force... fuck. Those guys don't mess around.

Question: Wouldn't us v. the U.S. be a slightly one-sided battle? I'd join the army, of course, but not in a combat role. I'm not built for combat, and I'm glad that there are other people who are.

To the admins: Can you merge Azalroth's and JTB's account? I'm having trouble differentiating the two.

You'd be surprised how much duct tape I can afford.

Oh. What other currency can I pay you in?

I disagree. Can I give you NFs to shut up?

It'd probably be a huge business boost for Apple if they made OS X for PC's. I mean, aside from the fact that most people have no use for two operating systems on one computer, Apple would no doubt benefit from sales. And maybe after using OS X on a PC, they'll decide they want the real experience and get a Mac. My current issue: Everything I download ends up on my desktop. How do delete the shortcut while maintaining the actual file? P.S. To get the MAC Address (or Airport ID) it's System Preferences > Network > Configure.

That was stupid, but it made me laugh.

Dude, you completely missed the point.

This brings up the question of whether it makes you nerdy to have a Mac or not. If you have a mac, you can't play games and be a Counterstrike nerd. But having a Mac kind of gives you a certain status. Usually that status is "Tool who likes to follow pseudo-underground trends", but anyways. Or you can just install Windows on a Mac and play whatever game you want.