Quote from Nathan_French_14 :

Grand prix?

Saturn SL2, actually. Weighs about 1200lbs less then a Grand Prix. I can see how the bumper would look fairly similar though, especially from the foglamps.

I would like it if chipset manufacturers would release source code of their BIOSes. I want to find out how to edit my ASUS motherboard's bios. Can you actually edit the code?

Quote from simulation :

and my everyday driver:
05 saturn ion1 ...completely stock ....for now only got it a few weeks ago, planning to swap the motor for the 2.0L supercharged redline motor.

Just sell the Ion, pick up a decent S-series for like $2000, and then turbo that.

Aquagen - Hard To Say I'm Sorry 2k9 (Dany Wild & Gino Montesano Remix)

I think everyone in this thread who is arguing over the logitech Z5500 has neglected speaker placement, room acoustics, quality of media, and quality of power in their assumptions.

Quote from amp88 :

Note the white text

The white text, right.

The latency of the sound hardware that is generating the audio signal is ALOT more then 3ms.

z2300 is what I have. No need or room for a 5.1 setup, 2.1 is good enough for music purposes, which, is my primary use for my speakers. But unfortunately the acoustics of the 2.5in satellites tend to be incredibly lacking. Poor midbass, poor high range.

Quote from BBO@BSR :

I wonder how you play LFS if you got no win os?

I actually really don't play LFS anymore. I play it in WINE sometimes, though, which actually can be affected by windows viruses and trojans, but it will only affect things that WINE can access. This is why I really don't like WINE. I only run things in WINE that I am sure are absolutely safe.

Quote from BBO@BSR :

It was just a general statement.
As I often read things like "I'm safe as I'm windows free" etc.

Yes, I full know that there are plenty of rootkits for linux. There are also linux viruses. There just happen to be fewer linux viruses out there. But my comment reffered specifically to Conficker C, not all viruses. In fact, it's far easier to infect the Linux kernel then it is windows. If you have to compile the kernel for some reason, that leaves it wide open for lots of vulnerabilities. Like if the server hosting the linux source gets hacked and malicious source code is uploaded somehow. That kind of risk doesn't exist with Windows.

Quote from BBO@BSR :

So in the end it doesn't make a difference what OS you use, if you have not secured your system properly then you can get funny surprises everywhere.

Ok. That's completely irrelevant though. This thread is about Conficker C. Which, omigod, is a windows virus.

Good thing my house is 100% Windows free.

My theory is that God could have communicated the bible to a human being, who wrote it down. The problem is, that person may have not copied down the word of god exactly. Let's say that they did, for all intensive purposes. But how many people have laid their hands on the Old Testament? Probably millions, if not billions. Each person who copied the Old Testament, or any bible for that matter, could have changed the wording slightly. Even if not purposely, I find it hard to believe that a huge document like the Old Testament could be copied down without any typos or errors at all. My point is, even if a bible originally was the word of God, there's no way it was preserved word for word after so many people have laid their hands on it.

Quote from Bladerunner :

Might be tempted again by Linux IF they ever get it to support mainstream games "out of the box"

Might be tempted again by Windows IF they ever get it to support linux binaries "at all"

I don't see how you are complaining about Linux not being able to run WINDOWS executables. Maybe game developers should actually make linux ports of their games...

Quote from AMB :

She's not that good looking.

Neither am I, but I still have sex with myself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gWvBXS2t4A

The video seems to have nothing to do with what the song means to me. But whatever.

Quote from Crashgate3 :

I just made this:

I'd still smash

Quote from Becky Rose :

Not at all! Poetry can be about anything at all, and is always good when it is an expression of a personal experience because that meens it is something for you to remember that experience by, or that emotion, or that moment. It does not matter whether the poem is great for others, it's a memory. It doesnt matter if it's about a cigarette butt in an ashtray, if it expresses some part of you that you wish to hold on to when you look at that poem again.

That's precisely why I nearly fail English class every year. I enjoy writing and reading. But to have to interpret someone else's writing, and arrive at a "right" answer, I don't like. When I read something, I interpret it in a way that has meaning to me. How I interpret something is meaningless to others in my opinion.

I'm pretty sure I'd be too scared to go any higher then 4000RPM. On another note, how much fun would it be to put a trailer hitch on that and tow a huge trailer?

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Quote from Riders Motion :

Next to dad's Mustang I borrowed for a week when he was in Cuba. ^_^

Is she as boring to hang out with as the Mustang is to drive?

Quote from jinxboy :

right now my latest girl i have been with.. heres the pics of her.

"Been with," meaning f*cked?

Quote from S14 DRIFT :

Shame about the face, though. :sadbanana

Yeah, she looked better before she got plastic surgery. But I couldn't find any pre-plastic surgery pictures of her that weren't NSFW.

This is my girlfriend:

So, I retract my previous comment, "pwned." It seems like it was entirely the fault of the intoxicated Porsche driver, who crashed into the Ferrari. They weren't racing. Also, I find it interesting that the passenger in the Ferrari who was ejected from the vehicle survived.