Good call, lemon. Dan
Dan Kaschel
Wow... much has happened. Sorry but that was the most innane response you could come up with. Try again, when you're ready to actually respond to point. Bad response. Look at how dharma responded for a "logic-based" response. I feel the urge to get touchy about this, so I'll just move on. <im
There are other ways to get sweaty. Such as? Haha, just kidding. But seriously though... Dan
Dharma- The best place to get a free computer is educational institutions that are updating technology. Churches, also. You'd be surprised how much is availible. I think it's reasonable to limit internet homework to weekdays, though. I don't know how things run in your home Dan, but in mine, my wife and I decide if we
Norton is dead, long live (the) AVG! Dan
Computer: Free, if you're willing to settle for something that isn't a speed monster. Internet: $10 a month, which is negligable even to a poor college student like me. Isn't a kid's education worth a $10 a month investment? And if it's not, I figure the library is a pretty decent alternative. I do agree, however, that there should be direct communication between the teacher and the parent. Haven't pressed any buttons lately, so
Maybe you assume too much. Maybe... but I doubt it. That saying anything but good morning is considered
Now, if we're both sweaty, that's a whole different story. Where's the "adult content" warning when you need it Dan
1) Women think it's cute to make up their own rules. Like changing conversational topics if they're losing, or deciding that in Monopoly, the person with the least assets wins. I don't think it's so much that they hate losing, it's just that they get bored if they're not winning. 2) (Specific to beautiful women.) They're divided into 3 categories: half that think they're ugly and need constant reassurance, and half that know they're pretty
I like MSPaint. *sulks* But maybe an update wouldn't be that awful... Dan
As soon as there is an "online library" (which google has already started) where books can be digitally checked out, there will be no need for a standard library anymore. The only improvement that (I think) needs to be made is a screen that is more easily read for the long hours that are sometimes necessary in research (or just pleasure reading). Dan
Haha... I can't believe this thread resurrected... did you guys read Imajinit and Muggaz? This was forever ago... Dan
I named my cell Autumn, bc it's my favorite name:) My desktop is named RacSar, but the story behind that is rather lengthy. Dan
I blacklisted Karma once... we tend to get on each other's nerves. And Brad's, on occasion... lol... Dan
Sometimes I wonder if the people here remember what blogging is. If you read an article and think "this $*@& should be censored," then either you're too old for this medium, or you need to consider doing some research. On a blog, disagreement is not grounds for removal. Nor should it be anywhere, if you ask me. The only grounds for that type of action is harassment, or TROLLING. In that light, Col seems more a victim than an assailant.
There's no coherent way to respond to that, so let me throw in a vote of empathy and wish you the best. Dan
Same here. Dan
Dharmagrl, I need your help. I'm really sorry to interrupt. Do you remember way back when, when you said (in astericks) something like "looks down at feet" or somethin like that to indicate pleased shyness? Do you remember what it was? If you do, please e-mail me... I'm in dire need of such an expression. Dan
Nobody's blacklisted on my blog, but people have been in the past. Never more than one at a time, though. Dan
I suggest the following site for Chaos Magick info. It must be emphasized that this is centered on the Left Hand Path, which is the orientation I would assume Little Whip adhered to. Of course, I could be wrong. Link Dan
Consider the atmosphere you're promoting. Dan
I can hardly wait. I'm really jealous of you ppl with MSDN subscriptions... Dan
What's that about free ice cream again? Oh man... guys, you don't want to dig this up again. Dan