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Buck, you don't remember any of these events! You've been sick with drink and passed out since the sixth grade.

Buck! They're talking about computer printers! Yours doesn't even a network hook-up and costs $250,000.00! Here's another drink, and keep quiet.

:D http://www.sab.co.za/b_allourbrands.asp SAB does have a few brands under their belt. They also seem to be involved in more than just beer, such as in hotels and gaming.

Yes, it's amazing how time consuming real life can be.

Nor as many posts.

Let's see what happens to those fancy tailpipes when I do a little touch-parking with my 1982 Turbo Diesel!

It came out with the WD800JB.

Nice site LiamC. Although, after visiting your new site and then clicking on a link for your original site, as like that one too. Seeing someone's new site and code always makes you think how you can change your own, again.

I'm sorry Mercutio. It is sad to see a fellow so depressed. Obviously, no type of drink from me will fix that. How do you think that could be fixed, so that you could at least say that your glass was half empty?

Glass (er . . . bowl) is half empty type of cat, well, let me top that drink off for you. :D

The index for his online work is located here. The poem A Grandchild's Guide To Using Grandpa's Computer is fun to read, as well are some of his other works. Since he has had some copyright issues, I've decided not to reprint his work in this forum.

The Gigabyte GA-8IEMK would seem to fit Tannin a bit better. It comes with integrated sound and LAN, but not integrated video or RAID. The downside is that it only comes with 3 PCI slots. But considering the two integrated components, that is not bad. I suppose the most common adapter cards...

It is great to see so many people putting forth such a diligent effort for our Folding@Home statistics. <sigh>

That is an interesting article, but some assumptions are made that seem unrealistic.

[I received this from a friend today. Since it brought back good memories for me, I thought some of you would enjoy it as well.] Can you remember when ......... After reading, just close your eyes and............... Remember ... When Mom was at home when the kids got home from school; when...

A drink to David's success!

<knock, knock> Yup, it's frozen.

Congratulations! Drinks on the house. Sapphire and Tonic for Tea and a hot cuppa Tetley for Tannin.

Good advice Tea (sometimes I wonder who is really running the shop).

Brewers Concoct Ancient Egyptian Ale The Scots have done this before, which went into retail. The Japanese company: Kirin, is simply doing this for research (I should be a researcher).

No Slo, I have not tried it. For that price, I'll by myself several bottles of by my favorite Scotch or Bourbon.

I thought it was always Q->A, Jake started us off with the A, since any Q he came up with wouldn't apply for the first post.

Q) What does a "fill in the blank" question look like? smell

Check out this website: http://rute.sourceforge.net/node21.html It contains these instructions: 18.5.2 Erasing disks If you have ever tried to repartition a LINUX disk back into a DOS/Windows disk, you will know that DOS/Windows FDISK has bugs in it that prevent it from recreating the...

. . . oh, and another Summit Pale Ale is on the way. :D

Check if the manufacturer of the drive has one available. I use another called MUD 5.0 (older program), but I don't have it handy at the moment (note to self: put program on website).

Adcadet, just as a note, it would be best if you had a program that would write zeros to the first few cylinders on the drive. FDISK and FORMAT, or even FDISK /MBR don't always clean the Master Boot Sector. Programs such as Linux and NT write interesting code in their that helps them translate...

As Timwhit mentioned, getting the CD-ROM support is critical. If your Windows 98 diskette is a Windows 98 Startup diskette, or if you can make one, then you'll have the necessary ATAPI drivers load for CD-ROM support.

Thinking back on the movie: Zulu, I was reminded how Reverend Witt pathetically turned to alcohol for solace as his faith in God proved to be shallow. He didn’t represent the phrase “stiff upper lip”, which is sad, since he had the opportunity to have as strong a conviction in his beliefs as...

I also enjoy Non Sequitur. Here is a recent illustration: http://www.msnbc.com/comics/daily.asp?sFile=nq020801

Sorry Mercutio, another one of my understatements.

I think that is bit much to read out of Family Circus. I think much more is said (perhaps to me) by Al Jaffee and Gary Larson.

I think Buck signed up a couple years after you in May of 2000. That was the first forum he really became a part of until the infamous Day of the Dump. I came a bit later and attempted to relegate myself to the Bar. Eugene and Buck talked a few times through email, but things have gone silent...

To top things off, there were power issues in my neighborhood, so the electricity kept going off. Things are back to normal, so crunching has resumed. When the power goes out, my cable modem, router, wireless access point, and PDC need to come up in a certain sequence, otherwise nothing works...

JoJo, have you ever tried any brands of rum from the Finnish company: Primalco Oy?

Thank you for the table Groltz, it certainly encourages us to do more. Regrettably, my contributions have become meager, if only I could afford a farm of fast systems.

Hana Bay Rum is made in Hawaii by Hawaiian Distillers. They used to have a website, but it has been out of commission for almost two years. Nevertheless, the company still exists, and their products still get circulated. My favorite from them is their Premium Gold. The taste is very similar...

Tea, that was very humble of you to admit that mistake. I don't think that Tannin would've confessed to such a blunder.

Another round for the young lady.

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=4743 Download file here. If you are an OS/2 guru, you'll already know this, seeing has how the driver is dated March 15, 2002.

I would like to read that discussion, as I do enjoy the movie. Who was Michael Caine's ranking superior (by weeks I believe) in the movie, James Booth or Stanly Baker? What provided some depth to the movie was the social difference between these two men, and the way they both showed their own...

Coming right up your glistening red furriness. <Let's see, a Microsoft problem . . . we'll make that a Sapphire and Tonic for the young lady>

When thinking about this topic today, something came to me that I thought was an excellent illustration for this quality of a ‘stiff upper lip’ – the movie Zulu. The British soldiers in this movie epitomize this courageous attitude by fighting off Zulu warriors with deft tactics, brave...

That is hillarious! Usually they catch the odd item like coffee or salami coming through customs, but his must have surprised the customs agent.

Q) What Tea will need to do if I ever catch her pilfering my special supply of booze? A) Ganymede

Q) What type of plant has bright orange flowers? A) Cuppa

Sounds tasty slo. Maybe we can get you to help around in the bar. Tea is great at carrying kegs, but she doesn't know a thing about brewing beer. Your experience would be helpful.

Go back to your corner, I have some more Jaegermeister for you.

Greetings Mars, and welcome to our forum. We certainly look forward to your contributions here and with Folding@Home. What can I get you to drink?