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We're going to need a picture to confirm that claim.I most certainly do not look like Captain Kangaroo.
We're going to need a picture to confirm that claim.I most certainly do not look like Captain Kangaroo.
Finally able to play the PC copy of Shadow of Mordor I paid for back in August. At first I needed a better video card, now I just need better internet so I'm not waiting weeks straight for multi-gigabyte downloads to finish. :roll: Framerates at a mix of high and ultra settings at 1920x1200, like most newer games for me, hover between 50 and 60. Good enough for me. I had bought the PS3 version back in mid-2015 because my cousin had the PS4 version back when it came out, and I expected the same thing only with less graphical fidelity, only to be greeted with a loading screen every time I wanted to get into the menu. I suppose it's a miracle they even managed to cram the game at all onto a 7th gen console with pre-unified shader nvidia hardware and 256MB each of system and video RAM. It's telling that there was no Xbox 360 version. But still, the game was what I'd call unplayable.
Now that I have hardware suitable for it it's actually rather nice to play modern games.
The Open where players win by grunting the most in 40C+ temps? nope.Are you watching the Open? It's on so late here that most viewers are unconscious.
The Korean kid crapped out, quitting in the second set. There was some groaning from the audience, but not much grunting to speak of.
Yes, it's best to stick with the official story.I did not go ashore.
Flew over or very-very close to their airspace then?
Are you sure it's not Pyongyang in North Korea? :bomb:The Olympics are in the Southern Korea Area from what I find on the Wikipaedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyeongchang_County
:cheers: 20. Just amazing.
We saw some of his semifinal against Marin Čilić.
Didn't see the final, but no question he deserved his twentieth. Can't think of any other male who has dominated such an athletic sport for so long. Very nearly the oldest Grand Slam winner of all time, only pipped by Ken Rosewall back in 1972 at the age of 37. And with all deference to Ken (whom I idolized as a little kid - I even had one of his signature racquets), his level of athleticism was nowhere near Roger's.
At 36 and six months, Roger Federer is still number two in the world. He was almost number one yet again in 2017, save for his withdrawal from the Cinnicannti Masters to try to rest before the US Open. That's after massive downtime in 2016 including knee surgery and ultimately having to take six months off after a re-occurrence.
He has also been voted by his peers to receive the tour Sportsmanship Award a record thirteen times. That attitude in particular is what makes Roger Federer the ultimate sporting hero.
No, I'm not going. Why are the North Koreans after you? Something about the late night incursion ops you were running under the cover of darkness into the country?
I hear a lot of them are barefoot, so you might be on to something.Maybe they want their shoes back?
Maybe they want their shoes back?
Wait, you mean being outside in the winter is cold? :scratch:That was my shoe long ago...
Apparently Korea is very cold this winter so the Olympics are challenging for spectators.
And what condition is that?It appears that I am not allowed to travel in my condition.
And what condition is that?
Wait, you mean being outside in the winter is cold? :scratch:
When it rains it floods.
Main computer won't boot. Secondary computer won't connect to the internet.
NUC fell behind main computer and then I cut my head on an old bracket under the table.
Have you tried cleaning it with soap and water?The BIOS is utterly crap.
I tried reinstatement, but it still won't hold a load. It works manually, which is a pain.
Congrats? :scratch:At least I don't have non-metastatic, castration-resistant prostate cancer. :roll:
We saw some of his semifinal against Marin Čilić.
Didn't see the final, but no question he deserved his twentieth. Can't think of any other male who has dominated such an athletic sport for so long. Very nearly the oldest Grand Slam winner of all time, only pipped by Ken Rosewall back in 1972 at the age of 37. And with all deference to Ken (whom I idolized as a little kid - I even had one of his signature racquets), his level of athleticism was nowhere near Roger's.
At 36 and six months, Roger Federer is still number two in the world. He was almost number one yet again in 2017, save for his withdrawal from the Cinnicannti Masters to try to rest before the US Open. That's after massive downtime in 2016 including knee surgery and ultimately having to take six months off after a re-occurrence.
He has also been voted by his peers to receive the tour Sportsmanship Award a record thirteen times. That attitude in particular is what makes Roger Federer the ultimate sporting hero.
I'd tell you, but you won't remember anyhow. :rofl:The Alzenheimers is just terrible. I hate to say it, but at what point is death preferable?