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RE: Player Missile LOG! - 9/10/2010 4:21:44 PM

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Here's that Arnhem game:

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:22:01 PM

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Well, back to work . Play nice and keep the log boy safely caged, shall we?

Have you sent my turn back yet?

Wasnt that what he meant by going back to work? aka AE

Rasmus

My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.

But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

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RE: The Thread!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:23:06 PM

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Neither did my toaster. About the same memory.

BTW SLR

bah....could your toaster play Carrier Force?

i wuved my Atari 400 with the whopping 16K later upgraded to a massive 48K

NO. Now your challeging my micro wave!

SLR

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RE: The Thread!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:24:27 PM

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Subject line resets Gents! You too Simon!

Let's be about it now, chop chop!

When you don't SLR , the terro-wood wins!

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:28:50 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

Ever considered becomming ur misses full time boy toy. Released time for real work, aka AE?

Not sure she or you'd accept it, but just saying.

Its sorta an internal joke i have with one of my friends that calls often.
If he can hear that im watching a replay of AE he always asks if im at "work". Guess AE does tend to eat alot of time.

Good luck on the hunting!

Rasmus

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:34:12 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

I hope you have better luck than i've been having. You know it's bad when you end up forwarding a resume on Craigslist after trying to sell a computer.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 4:41:55 PM

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I remember being jealous of my friend's Timex-Sinclair 1000 with the tape drive. He had a pretty decent 'D&D'-like game on it.

I can still very clearly remember when i got my first Disk Drive (5.25 floppy external)....it was an "Indus", all black and sleek. After a year of working with cassette tapes, it was pure magic.......the equivilent of going from an Abacus to a Tandy scientific calculator.

lol....learned my first "hack" using it too. (figured out a crude way to subvert SSI's initial "copy protection")

It was amazing how long those disks lasted too. They did not start to fail till the early 2000's at which point i finally made the decision to junk my Atari 800 and all the disks i had acumulated and had been lugging around for nearly 15 years. Of course now i regret it a bit given all the nostaliga sites that have popped up. But then again, emulators make such lugging obsolete and now that i have an actual USB Atari Joystick, the games can actually be played on a PC the way they were meant to be played.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 4:45:42 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 4:45:43 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

I hope you have better luck than i've been having. You know it's bad when you end up forwarding a resume on Craigslist after trying to sell a computer.

Good luck too you too Nik,

Rasmus

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LOG! - 9/10/2010 4:52:40 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

indeed......the evil of the Thread shall not be allowed to pass. The TIKI god of wood has spoken

WORSHIP ME!!!!!!

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 5:02:39 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

Ever considered becomming ur misses full time boy toy. Released time for real work, aka AE?
Not sure she or you'd accept it, but just saying.
Its sorta an internal joke i have with one of my friends that calls often.
If he can hear that im watching a replay of AE he always asks if im at "work". Guess AE does tend to eat alot of time.

Good luck on the hunting!

Rasmus

Considered, and in the short time, that happens. But the fact is I like to work (even if I have to return to retail, which I loath!) Actually , she'd love it! She hates housework,shopping ,laundry,ironing and errands (all of which I normally do, even if I'm working).

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 5:10:32 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

I hope you have better luck than i've been having. You know it's bad when you end up forwarding a resume on Craigslist after trying to sell a computer.

I have never in my life landed a job via a resume. It's always been a personal recommendation , direct application or the employer already knew me/of me. In my chosen field, (military/Naval/Aero-space museum work) there is generally very little money for paid workers. Generally I start as a volunteer and within a short period (as soon as a position opens generally) I ask for or am asked about it.

In retail, I find temping is a good way to go. Most store managers don't feel comfortable hiring me (I have experience from stock boy to store manager) as no one likes to have an underling more experienced then they. But a temporary who not only doesn't need training (and quite often can train the other newbies) is a blessing. And very little threat. At the end of the temp period, I generally have a job.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:12:05 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

Not gramatically correct Mike. (The spelling Nazi isn't a grammar Nazi?). But, alright, I'll follow the standard. Incorrect though it maybe.

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 5:12:41 PM

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My current job is finding a job. The same one I wind up with every time we move.
But at least it keeps my job hunting skills active!

I hope you have better luck than i've been having. You know it's bad when you end up forwarding a resume on Craigslist after trying to sell a computer.

Good luck too you too Nik,

Rasmus

Thanks to both of you.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:15:19 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

indeed......the evil of the Thread shall not be allowed to pass. The TIKI god of wood has spoken

WORSHIP ME!!!!!!

As any right thinking proper drinking man can tell you, (ask Mike) the proper way to worship Tiki is at a Tiki bar , drinking rum drinks, not defacing a forum. But then again , YOU ARE from Seattle. I've lived there (Shudder) I understand. But you can be cured!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:17:09 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

Not gramatically correct Mike. (The spelling Nazi isn't a grammar Nazi?). But, alright, I'll follow the standard. Incorrect though it maybe.

.... and you'll like it!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:18:18 PM

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Lets mind our subject lines, eh?

Pssst! All caps with 3 exclamation points, Steve-O.

indeed......the evil of the Thread shall not be allowed to pass. The TIKI god of wood has spoken

WORSHIP ME!!!!!!

As any right thinking proper drinking man can tell you, (ask Mike) the proper way to worship Tiki is at a Tiki bar , drinking rum drinks, not defacing a forum. But then again , YOU ARE from Seattle. I've lived there (Shudder) I understand. But you can be cured!

Did I hear someone say, "Rum punch?"

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:21:54 PM

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Watch out for a new virus!

Techie stuff:

Win32/Visal.B is a new worm that is currently propagating using mass emailing, and copying itself to local drives and network shares. Please note: the worm does not leverage a vulnerability in a specific product, but rather, uses a social engineering technique called URL obfuscation to trick a user to launch a malicious SCR file.

Human speak:

A fast-moving email worm that began spreading on Thursday has been able to affect hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide, anti-virus provider Symantec warned.

The email arrives with the subject �Here you have.� An executable screensaver that's disguised as a PDF document then tries to send the same message to everyone listed in the recipient's address book. The .scr file is a variation of the W32.Imsolk.A@mm worm Symantec discovered last month.

In addition to spreading through email, it can propagate through mapped drives, autorun and instant messenger. It also has the ability to disable various security programs.

Who cares. I have a Mac.

Yeah. You have a computer that no one even bothers to screw with!

The reason doesnt concern me so much as the result.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:23:00 PM

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Q. In a democratic society, how important are elections
A. Very important. Sex can only happen when a male gets an election

Or when a women gets a vibrator.

Get your mind out of the gutter. The gutters already pretty full with Historikers mind in it.

Not very gentle!

Maybe a reference to your comments about Simon's daughter?

It was.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:23:38 PM

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It's a Bob Marley Friday on the bridge of the USS America. �

Weed and guitar?

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RE: MAC ATTACK! - 9/10/2010 5:24:23 PM

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Who cares. I have a Mac.

thats what my GF said just before her Macbook started suffering from unwanted pop ups advertising porn sites.

I have Firefox to take care of that annoying aspect should it ever rear its ugly head.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:26:12 PM

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Maybe a reference to your comments about Simon's daughter?

The party is on tonight.

Are you playing chaperon or are you leaving that honor to your wife?

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THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:26:50 PM

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Shouldnt the question be. Why does see need to watch all that porn!
Go do ur duties Nik!

Run away, run away,

Rasmus

A stud's work is never done.........

Might be why that horse took such a liking to you.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:28:38 PM

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No, we have humour instead.

Is that when your doctors treat you be bleeding and use of leaches?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:29:29 PM

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Hint: Just ask Sprior when was the last time that the reds(Notthingham Forests) was in premier league.

Hey, low expectations avoid disappointment!

Were you a Cubs or a Bears fan when you lived here?

Both. And now I continue that tradition by supporting Notts Forest and Notts County Cricket Club.

As well as Notts Berry farm!

That's Knotts Berry Farm, bub. Home of some of the finest Jams known to mankind. They make a mean chicken dinner with all the fixins too.

but their roller coasters arent terribly impressive.

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THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:30:58 PM

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Why would these be unwanted?

(Message edited to promote deforestation)

She's not into Girl on Girl?

Which makes you very sad, no?

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 5:33:00 PM

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Of course! They have always had them. But how truly Euro are they? Do they use the Euro? And do they refer to themselves as European or Scandanavian. Using them as examples of Europe might be as skewed as using , oh say Puerteau Rico as examples of North Americans (Iie, they play soccer , very well).

My Atari 400 never ever got a virus.

Neither did my toaster. About the same memory.

BTW SLR

GFU got a slice of pita stuck in ours yesterday. Does that count?

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RE: The Thread!!!!! - 9/10/2010 5:45:09 PM

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I wonder if this is Bobo's "nom de guerre".

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/09/09/2010-09-09_strip_club_regular_sued_for_unpaid_tab_of_46000_in_booze_steaks_private_time_wit.html

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log! - 9/10/2010 5:55:09 PM

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I have never in my life landed a job via a resume. It's always been a personal recommendation , direct application or the employer already knew me/of me.

Been my experience too....which is why after the deal fell through on the computer (and i noticed that the guy worked for a tech company locally via his signature), i offered a "tech geek" for sale as well if he and his company were interested. He told me to foward a resume so i did. odds are nothing will come of it, but after 1.75 years, i have nothing to lose by trying. Resumes and stale cover letters alone just don't do it.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 9/10/2010 5:56:08 PM

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