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Are you accessing the mobile site?shiroo56 wrote:LOL... exactly. It appears randomly. This is why I asked.
Yup. seems to mark post with the acronym wap.TwoPiece wrote:Are you accessing the mobile site?
Non-iPhone? Would be Wireless Application Protocol.shiroo56 wrote:Yup. seems to mark post with the acronym wap.TwoPiece wrote:Are you accessing the mobile site?
I believe the correct term is "walri"BaconWise wrote:Walruses Aren't People?
you misspelled "walrodes"MagikFingerz wrote:I believe the correct term is "walri"BaconWise wrote:Walruses Aren't People?
Oh, I use an iPhone. No Google for me. If a company f**ks me over, I prefer to be at least f**ked in style.TwoPiece wrote:Non-iPhone? Would be Wireless Application Protocol.shiroo56 wrote:Yup. seems to mark post with the acronym wap.TwoPiece wrote:Are you accessing the mobile site?
I don't think Safari or Dolphin use it.
I see that you subscribe to the Eric Cartman way of life...shiroo56 wrote:Oh, I use an iPhone. No Google for me. If a company f**ks me over, I prefer to be at least f**ked in style.TwoPiece wrote:Non-iPhone? Would be Wireless Application Protocol.shiroo56 wrote:Yup. seems to mark post with the acronym wap.TwoPiece wrote:Are you accessing the mobile site?
I don't think Safari or Dolphin use it.
TwoPiece wrote:I see that you subscribe to the Eric Cartman way of life...shiroo56 wrote:Oh, I use an iPhone. No Google for me. If a company f**ks me over, I prefer to be at least f**ked in style.
In particular, I'm referencing the iPad episode:shiroo56 wrote:TwoPiece wrote:I see that you subscribe to the Eric Cartman way of life...shiroo56 wrote:Oh, I use an iPhone. No Google for me. If a company f**ks me over, I prefer to be at least f**ked in style.
I'm not a ruthless and self-centered dick most of the time. But I would say we have similarities.
Same With People Who Capitalize Every Word.Merlebird wrote:People who double-space their e-mails are sociopaths who shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of school zones. Change my mind.
Tom... I'm a US citizen. Have you seen our president's Twitter account? Trust me. I believe you. [MURRAY]MagikFingerz wrote:Same With People Who Capitalize Every Word.Merlebird wrote:People who double-space their e-mails are sociopaths who shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of school zones. Change my mind.
You may not believe me, but they do exist.
What is "double spacing your email"? I'm just asking for a friend, that wants to check if he is a sociopath...Merlebird wrote:People who double-space their e-mails are sociopaths who shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of school zones. Change my mind.
I Did That When I Was In Middle School.MagikFingerz wrote:Same With People Who Capitalize Every Word.Merlebird wrote:People who double-space their e-mails are sociopaths who shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of school zones. Change my mind.
You may not believe me, but they do exist.
It's a formatting setting that inserts blank space of a fixed width in between each line of text. I don't know how it's done on Mac or Linux, but in Microsoft Outlook you right-click in the body of an e-mail you're composing, select "Paragraph," and set line spacing to anything other than 0 pt/Single. (Alternatively you can select the "Format Text" header tab and click "Line and Paragraph Spacing" - the icon with a vertical double-headed arrow to the left of four lines.) Technically only the "Double" setting would be "double-spaced," but forced spacing of any width in e-mail format is annoying because, when you reply to the e-mail of someone using it, by default your e-mail will use the same spacing. (If there's a way to change this, for the love of god, somebody tell me.)shiroo56 wrote:What is "double spacing your email"? I'm just asking for a friend, that wants to check if he is a sociopath...Merlebird wrote:People who double-space their e-mails are sociopaths who shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of school zones. Change my mind.
I liked it when I was a teenager.shiroo56 wrote:Is Dragonball GT worth it? I just rewatched Dragonball Z and am through all episodes. I have Dragonball GT on my hard drive aswell, but never watched it. I saw the first 4 episodes now and I don’t feel it. It’s kindo boring. Should I stick to it and watch all episodes, or should I save my time?
I'm not sure what to say. It does pick up, the first episodes are a real slog. But there were other things that bothered me throughout. I guess I'm glad I watched it, there are some cool characters in there, but I certainly didn't enjoy it as much as I should. Overall the writing is terrible IMO, even by Dragon Ball standards.shiroo56 wrote:Is Dragonball GT worth it? I just rewatched Dragonball Z and am through all episodes. I have Dragonball GT on my hard drive aswell, but never watched it. I saw the first 4 episodes now and I don’t feel it. It’s kindo boring. Should I stick to it and watch all episodes, or should I save my time?
Depends... I prefer Yo Gabba Gabba!Räpylätassu wrote:Moomins are the best childrens show of all time
) was great aswell. It is about a small viking boy who was the smartest in his village.Räpylätassu wrote:With this message I ascend to the status of Legendary Member.
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Roope, you were legendary far before this post lolRäpylätassu wrote:With this message I ascend to the status of Legendary Member.
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This was my immediate thought tooPipChick wrote:Roope, you were legendary far before this post lolRäpylätassu wrote:With this message I ascend to the status of Legendary Member.
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Wait, what?MagikFingerz wrote:careful, Alfonso might sue you for using his dance
I can't risk a law suit... it would mean less cash for decks... 