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<0> So then when I get fed up and just yank the ****ing jump drive out, it lectures me for not stopping the thing first.
<0> Go to Hell, Bill Gates
<1> uh oh...... looks like we got ourselves one who is uninitiated in the ways of the great one, Burt Gummer.
<2> OcDOc naw. I'll just knife his tires, subscribe him to husleter, take out 16 more subscriptions in his name, make anon calls of a possible crack house with midnite visitors at his place
<2> and the like
<3> Rock and roll
<3> 14:00:37 13/01/2006 LOG
<3> 1.5 gigs dual channel memory for a total of 3 gigs..
<3> Lets race!
<4> pilgrim: then he won't know why he's being punished
<5> "Note to self, a full pound of C4 may be a tad... excessive."
<2> Darth thats a TV show?
<3> Interstingly these module have to go in spots 2 and 4 or 1 and 3 but its not surprising given the type of memory
<5> pilgrim` it started out as a movie, then migrated to TV
<1> Tremors, you pirgrim
<2> OcDoc I forgot, take out a lean against any reserved cemetery plot he owns
<4> evil
<2> OcDoc justice
<4> poetic justice
<2> FEMA I do not watch television
<4> ahhhhh! the nurse is playing Enya
<2> OcDoc only if it rymes
<5> I do not watch TV either, but Even I know who Burt Gummer is
<4> pilgrim: free verse doesn't have to rhyme
<2> OcDoc I only do iembic pentameter Sonnet form or the like; it is good exercise
<2> Darth I mean I REALLY don't
<2> well...I do watch shows I have on tape on occasion
<4> pilgrim: well, I like your verse, so I guess we agree
<2> documentaries mainly
<6> I woke up this morning with a bad hangover
<6> And my penis was missing again.
<6> This happens all the time.
<6> It's detachable.
<6> I woke up this morning with a bad hangover
<6> And my penis was missing again.
<6> This happens all the time.
<6> It's detachable.
<2> OcDoc poetry is a tool to convey meaning. that is how it began
<4> pilgrim: but when did someone get the idea to make it scan and rhyme? was that an aid to memory?
<4> or was someone just playing games to make it more challenging and competitive
<2> most poetic forms were designed to make words stylized and formalized in a format that does not change. thus in illiterate society, it is p***ed on
<7> wonder if there is a software application that can scan (poetically not OCR) and tell you the makeup in terms of meter of what was written
<7> iambs
<5> interesting thought
<7> iambic ...tryptic..
<2> look at the Sagas, the Epics of Greece, Mogul verse forms...
<5> if you feed it a Hiku, prolly crash
<2> Balinese chants
<2> all work towards this
<4> Haiku is cool in japanese ... ****s in english
<2> the minisinger or minstral traditions of medieval Europe too. Se the Chnason deRoland or Parcifal for example
<4> Sun King
<2> Tristan Isult
<7> L'estate est moi
<2> stylized metric formats
<4> that doesn't really explain why
<4> just who and when
<2> illiteracy
<4> how does rhyming and scansion help ... memory?
<7> I think so yes
<2> OcDoc jalgalther. it is a VERY stylized poetic format
<2> used by the Norse.
<4> if it doesn't rhyme and scan it's harder to memorize?
<2> ALL Sagas are in it
<2> correct
<7> The Illiad wasn't ever written down till recently...it was oral traditions for many generations some scholars think.
<2> and a very formalized style menas the words do not change
<2> over the generations
<4> ah, I see
<2> hans exactly
<2> as were many such
<4> harder to make up a word to fit that also rhymes and scans
<7> not in Greek
<2> the Koran is in poetry btw
<7> English perhaps
<7> but other lingos, it's not that difficult
<2> hans in gutteral languages: Waloon, Dutch German English: VERY hard
<4> hans: no, I meant substitute and incorrect word
<1> so is the Mahabarata
<5> gotta run bbl
<2> FEMA very good ;)
<2> the wars of the Pandu
<7> gotcha OcDco
<7> er Doc
<7> hehe remember when in Amadeus Mozart wanted to do an opera in German and the Italians were looking like sourpusses over it?
<7> "everyone knows, Italian is the proper language for opera."
<2> so the last state of the onion address you don't rememebr but "There was a young lady from Kent"...etc...you do ;)
<4> Deutscher opera ... icky poo
<7> "German is ..too...too...excuse me your majesty...brutal."
<1> Klingon Opera
<7> lol
<1> just say Ouch
<2> James Duan's language
<3> Whats ram intensive ? What kind of program ? A movie ?
<2> Free encoding
<7> Ripping a DVD and doing photoshop
<1> rendering of any kind
<7> that's kinda RAM intensive
<2> got any vidoe tools?
<1> vob to divix avi compressing
<2> oh yeah!
<7> big time FEMA :)
<2> also makes the CPU clock up
<7> I have a 8mm movie of my folks wedding I should put into DivX format
<2> incidentally that is the 1 area where a PPC CPU slams a x86
<3> Abusive Domain or User
<1> i dont know why the guys that manufacture mac laptops dont strike a deal with sparc and start makin cheap sparc notebooks
<7> cool concept
<0> Welp, yet another Supreme Court nominee makes the Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats look precisely like the intellectually vapid, gaseous, pontificating arrogant pinheads that they are.
<7> sparc laptops
<0> I doubt any one of us would be able to make it through one of those stupid hearings.
<0> "Senator Biden, you've been soapboxing for 10 minutes now. Are you going to ask me a ****ing question or do I have time to get a Pepsi and a bag of Cheetos?"
<8> lol
<0> "Senator Leahy, I find it ironic to hear you lecturing me on the sanctity of 'one-man-one-vote' since the very body you serve in is designed to tilt the balance of power so that even crappy little states like yours have political power."
<7> Jon Stewart had a funny segement on who went the longest before asking a question, Biden didn't win, but he came in 2nd.
<7> He had time clocks running on their introductory comments
<0> "Senator Kennedy, I'll entertain the idea of receiving moral lectures from you as soon as you stand trial for the manslaughter of Mary Jo Kopechne."
<7> and then sped the tape up to when the first guy actually asked a question
<7> I think the longest winded Senator was 13 minutes into his segment before he asked one
<0> Have these hearings become anything more than a circus?
<8> nope
<0> As an American citizen, I am asking the Senate for a favor: hold the stupid committee hearing in private, then let the actual debate happen on the Senate floor.
<3> Back
<0> On second thought, if we didn't have the red-meat session in the Committee hearings, we'd have to hear the same crap from 100 senators rather than from 19.
<8> really, ted kennedy should be publically vilified for his reprehensible behavior
<0> I can't fathom how that man keeps getting re-elected.
<0> I know M***achusetts is a little bit politically loony, but for Godsake, aren't even Bostonians embarr***ed by this knobweasel?
<3> Not to mention the family wealth is really Mob wealth. No matter how much I disagree with prohibition.
<0> I guess I should talk, being from a state that keeps sending **** Dirtbag to the Senate.
<0> He's not as bad as Kennedy, but he probably will be within the next 20 years.
<3> Hey, Nancy Pelosi and Barbara Boxer ?
<3> hehe
<0> Meanwhile, it looks as though Barak Yo-Mama is going to be just another partisan hack too.
<9> DiscoTaco... maybe the IL GOP will run Keyes against him in 2008.
<0> Glock21: nah -- Keyes just wasn't conservative enough. My guess is they'll run Pat Robertson this time.
<3> Disco, I have been askign that question about Ted for decades, and I still dont understand it, I asked a guy from m***achussetts, a fairly liberal guy, And he couldnt understand it.
<9> We can always shoot for a bigger landslide defeat.
<3> It most be there is only one check on the ballot.
<3> Ted kennedy or Ted kennedy
<3> Glock, Good Lord I hope you are joking, Love keys or hate him, He will never win an office.
<3> :)
<3> But I presume you are kidding ;)
<3> keyes, that is
<9> These days I just don't know... the IL GOP seems desperate enough to do anything.
<9> They had to beg people to run for Senate.
<3> Glock, Republicans need to stand on principle and pragmatism, a guy with impeccable principles compared to someone with good principles who is electable, go with the electable one.
<10> Ted Kennedy wins because his name is Ted Kennedy, and his constituents don't give a **** what he says in Congress.
<7> In 2000, Ted Kennedy received 72 percent of the vote against Jack E. Robinson, who lost the backing of many Republicans after allegations of plagiarism and abuse by a former girlfriend.
<9> hans__... friggin' ridiculous.
<8> keyes is awesome
<10> Yeah, well, Kennedy's background is hardly sterling.
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