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Of course, the fact that nothing enters your body shouldn't make you think the patent pending blend of chemicals isn't revolutionary.
I guess it was a long time coming. My SUV isn't as cheap as it used to be. Of course, in typical federal government nature, rather than taking action on this issue, they aren't implementing this (and I love this word) feebate yet. They're only proposing "consideration of a vehicle feebate," so who knows when or if it will happen. I do love this minority government though. They've managed to put policy from all their political opponents into the budget, so people are hesitant to vote against it, but they haven't put any implementation in for some programs, and for others, the implementation is put off until 2008-2010, by which time some different, subsequent government could decide, "meh, we don't need to do that." Shrewd. And irritating. Mr. Dithers rides again.
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February 25, 2005 -- 4:19 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
Full page smallman records ad in this month's issue of VICE, featuring none other than the upcoming album from local rockers CHOKE!!!
And one page up from that is an ad for the new MARS VOLTA album. Looks like some 780-scene representation is being put in good company. Did I mention that Our Mercury recently signed to Smallman Records as well? Did I mention that Choke is gonna be on the cover of Exclaim!? Oh wait, I did... but did I mention that that's the first local band to grace the cover of this nationally distributed paper? I don't think I did.
Be excited.
February 25, 2005 -- 4:06 PM
posted by Al
These machevillian power games we play... Tay make sure he can't ever fric your computer up ever again.
February 25, 2005 -- 3:37 PM
posted by Par
War on Terror Ends in Surrender:
Washington D.C. - The War on Terror ended abruptly yesterday, shocking millions around the world when Terror surrendered unconditionally to the US and its allies.
Sweet mobile N64!
Sadly, I can only get 12 of these video game screenshots. 2, 9, 11, 13, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, and 40. I'm sure you all can get the rest.
unless of course he resets MY passwords in just the same way as I did... however, I'm banking on him being too lazy to go to such lengths
Unless that's what he was thinking about you.
February 25, 2005 -- 3:36 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
I forgot to mention: the creepy thing though was that my dad phoned me from work just seconds after I changed his account password. It's like he fucking KNEW or something! Too weird.
February 25, 2005 -- 3:34 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
Well, it worked! In fact, it worked a little TOO well; while I was running the boot-disk I found a hidden administrative account that my dad had on my computer... so I changed its password too. Now there's no way he can get onto my computer unless of course he resets MY passwords in just the same way as I did... however, I'm banking on him being too lazy to go to such lengths. If he notices he can't get on here anymore I'll just be like "I dunno, windows said something about passwords expiring or something and it wouldn't let me change it because I'm not an administrative user". He'll probably know it's bullshit, but hey- he can't prove nothing at this point!
Moral of the story: I ALWAYS win, motherfuckers.
February 25, 2005 -- 3:23 PM
posted by Al
Why can't we hack systems like in Johny Nemonic? All we'd have to do is fight off the cpu in a no holds bar virtual street fight to break a system. But no instead we have to use boot disk and other none fun stuff.
February 25, 2005 -- 3:15 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
Okay, I'm attempting to reset the win2000 administrative password using this handy boot-disc here. It's my last resort. Let's hope I don't somehow fuck up my computer. It looks pretty foolproof if you ask me. If you don't hear from me on here in the next hour, well then it's pretty safe to assume the worst (or maybe "best" depending on how you feel about me).
February 25, 2005 -- 3:04 PM
posted by Par
Percy, I think you need a healthy dose of no entropy. There's been a disturbing increase in the number of bizarre statements you've made over the last little while. (Need I mention the hockey handgrenades?)
February 25, 2005 -- 2:39 PM
posted by P
Gotta keep the options open.
February 25, 2005 -- 1:21 PM
posted by Par
"The patches contain a patent pending blend including amino acids, water, Oxygen and organics applied to a polyester substrate and sealed inside a polymer shell. All active ingredients are listed under FDA 21 CFR and are recognized as safe."
"Nothing enters the body; LifeWave IS NOT a transdermal patch. This is a completely new science and new approach to energy, performance and stamina."
Of course, the fact that nothing enters your body shouldn't make you think the patent pending blend of chemicals isn't revolutionary.
I guess it was a long time coming. My SUV isn't as cheap as it used to be. Of course, in typical federal government nature, rather than taking action on this issue, they aren't implementing this (and I love this word) feebate yet. They're only proposing "consideration of a vehicle feebate," so who knows when or if it will happen. I do love this minority government though. They've managed to put policy from all their political opponents into the budget, so people are hesitant to vote against it, but they haven't put any implementation in for some programs, and for others, the implementation is put off until 2008-2010, by which time some different, subsequent government could decide, "meh, we don't need to do that." Shrewd. And irritating. Mr. Dithers rides again.
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