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Coming right up. Did Buck tell you that he easily gets over 170Kb/s? I'll make that a double.

Finally, a picture. But that doesn't look like you!

Coming right up. Equal parts: Baileys Kahlua Amaretto Vodka

Maybe it is just my acute hearing when I pick up his sorry head by the hair to see if he's still alive and let him flop back down. :)

Interesting topic Tea. Does Buck's head make a thud on the bar rail when there is no one around to hear it? If Dorothy is no longer where we've left her, then hasn't her entire world moved along with her? I believe we are as old, or as young, as Tannin and Buck want us to be – and what would...

The problem with Buck, is that almost any picture of him (and they are rare) have him face on the bar, slumped over in chair.

Greetings e_dawg, what type of drink can I get you (your list in the beverages thread allowed for a good variety)? Tea, I know apes are binocular, so seeing the youth in Buck, me, or Fushigi should be easy. As a matter of fact, if P5 would shave off that beard, I'm sure he'd look like a...

With those three ingredients, plus some half-and-half cream, you'd have a Mudslide.

I was thinking of low frequencies. High frequencies would probably results in destruction, such as glass breaking.

Just a thought: If a wave length is beyond our natural ability to hear, cannot the effect of the wave length be seen, felt, or heard as it resonates through some other material and thus still be useful in applying some type of physical effect?

I can't say much about the purchase price, but Buck has told me that CDW is ruinously expensive, so using them as a benchmark is not a very good idea.

Scorn and ridicule? Wow, such harsh words. Why would any type of water that I personally reckon to have liquor type qualities be considered scorn or ridicule? Likewise, why would a water that I've been able to determine has come from France and been distributed through Connecticut (a state...

Understood Handruin. I hope that someday you and your girlfriend can visit Hawaii and sample (amongst other precious things) a good Mai Tai. You'll have one and be suprised that they don't see popsicles flavored like this. Then, after the second or third you'll realize why they don't. But...

It isn't so bad? You say that with such a lack of conviction. Mai Tai's are fantastic (of course you could have had a crummy one at the wrong establishment). Let me make you one. :)

Have you ever had a Mai Tai Mercutio?

Fantastic, a French water lover. That stuff has about as many minerals and other substances (naturally occuring of course) then some hard liquors.

I'm starting this thread so that if anyone wishes, they can give some good or bad experience with a certain drink - alcoholic or not. As usual, I'll start the conversation about this subject without hijacking anyone elses thread, and I'm assuming that either Buck or I will continue this thread...

They seem to be living up to their name though. Maybe we should find someone named nodowntime.com or constant.com; burst, yeah, drives burst at 100MB per second too. :D

Sorry Buck, you can't drink on the job. We'll put you out in the field so that you plant grow all of the grains that we need for fermenting our favorite beverages. Barley and corn should be high on your list (considering what you drink), wheat and potatoes should be next. I think we'll put...

He's working. Kegs don't get hooked up by accident, and Tea is not completely poddy-trained. :D

Imagine that.

Coming right up. Some garlic bread, deep-fried Calamari, and grilled Ahi skewers ok?

Uh, Buck, you're drinking Rum and Cokes. But, if you want a Mai Tai, no problem. Hana Bay rum ok?

I'll take Kristi's opinion.

Pass me up as you wish. The systems are off until further notice. Electrical woes and electricity bills have curbed my crunching activity. But, we still serve a mean Mai Tai. :D

Regardless of what made you a recluse, and the results of that, it is time to move on. As hard as it may seem (and I have some experience with this, Buck doesn't sit here every evening because he's a ladies man), please take the initiative.

I would love to see the measured coefficient drag of that train with those passengers hanging off the side. But then again, I doubt this train went much beyond bicycle speeds.

No worries Fushigi, I'll be careful how much alcohol I serve. If anyone gets out of hand, I'll pry Tea away from the kids and have her tactfully remove the offender from the premises. There is no need for the police officer to act like a bouncer - he should enjoy the reception. It is...

Time, no need to swap. I'll see if Buck can arrange this. Hopefully we can do this in the morning AU time.

Great link Tea.

Wow, we've been graced by Kristi’s presence.

Yes, that is a nice article with some nice pictures. That product would probably be too expensive for Buck to sell (if his distributor even ended up carrying the product). Tea, Tannin had purchased some cooling equipment a while back. What have the results been?

I hope someone else will be able to pick up the slack. I'm going to shut down all of my crunching in a few hours. Our electrical grid is at a Stage 1 alert - at stage 3 we'll see rolling blackouts. I'd rather run a few fans at home then CPUs at full cycle.

BUCK! You've been using my login again! Drunken fool. Tea was right, all you do is fall off the bar stool, drag yourself back up for another drink!

Interesting that you say that Mercutio. I look at printers and wish that they operated more like printing presses. This top load garbage doesn't cut the mustard, and this flip-over tray stuff sucks too. Has anyone heard of a reasonably straight path? Yes, I know, there is no room for that...

Stop by the shop, Buck will sell you a nice 2000+ system.

That is strange Mercutio. I'm running the console client on two Windows XP Home systems, a Windows 2000 Pro system, and a NT 4.0 Server system. The Windows XP Home systems are both using VIA chipsets with AMD XP flavored CPUs. The other systems are using Intel PIII Coppermines - one on a VIA...

TonyWilson was the most aggressive and crass personality of this trio. He apparently hung up his hat.

Although, Papa wasn't too proud of a recent post from Koggit.

Yes, the work is important (most important when rent is due), but have you looked into the idea of moving to a location that is more to your liking (safe, more city like - less outdoorish)? Some locations that come to mind: Boston, Seattle, or New York. Do you mind cold weather?

You're a good man Coug.

Quite a drastic decision, but how about moving?

This type of commercial activity is not new for the United States. Beloved comics such as Captain America and the Commandos are the result of war fever. Older cartoons such as Bugs Bunny included statements and events from World War I and World War II. The United States had not seen a...

This sounds like Mercutio.

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I decided to play my Blues Brothers album for wistful reasons. The Ray Charles song: Shake a Tail Feather, has great funk – I almost forgot about it. I also mixed in some Fats Domino again. Strangely enough, many of the songs I like are not written by him – instead they are written by a D...

Clocker is the Folding man. A round of drinks for the overclocking lad!

Buck is an advocate for bootable CD media, but for posterity, the floppy stays. Windows XP seems so easy to install with a bootable CD drive, why would you run in otherwise?

Alas, Buck drinks too much. That bourbon is his strong desire – it must be an ancient wound, or an inheritance (I believe they can be the same).