The point is (as usual) the phone itself isn't the problem, the idiot with the phone is. I think that pretty much says it. If I were them, I'd just build a building with terrible reception. That'd take care of the problem. Dan
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Interesting connection. Made me think a bit. You know, I had an idea the other day. Since we all know that music CD's and DVDs output video and audio in industry standardized formats (or else you could never use media), how hard could it possible be run a high quality line-out cord to your computer, capture it as wave, and turn it into a non-restricted MP3? Or has somebody already done that... DAn
Thanks guys, least someone read this I always read your blog. Dan
Dang. If that was my trial, I'd be flipping out. I don't think I could handle it. Dan
() I feel for you. Dan
I don't know about looking at the top of the lists. Certainly it'd be useful to a certain extent, but I don't consider Dusk part of the "in-crowd." Don't really see a lot of posting by him. Or her. See? Dan
I agree completely! By using the appeal to the bottom line, I've loaded my work computer with a new monitor, a CDRW/DVD combo drive, and a video card, of all things. And a new desk. It's like the Dresden Dolls say: "it's amazing what they'll give you when you just learn how to ask." Dan
Obviously, I agree with everybody else. I think you should get it. On the other hand, I've been on your side of the fence, and I know it's not as easy as that. I hope you'll enjoy the new piece of technology that I'm about 80% certain you'll end up getting. Dan
I prefer Windows Computers, although I think Macs are good computers (Zoomba, gave you an insightful, since I can do that now). But I really like iPod Nano's... especially the black ones. Crazy what effective marketing can do, eh? Dan
You know the metal webbing in a faucet the aerates the water? It came out one time when I was washing in my hands, and for the life of me, I couldn't get back in. Situation well-handled, blog well-written. I've learned to expect no less. Doesn't sound like there's much chance of improving the situation... but I hope Christmas brings enough happiness that you don't dwell on it. Dan
Just shrug it off; it happens to everybody eventually. It's like getting your wisdom teeth! Well... sort of... Dan
It is about allowing you to beleive, or not, in anything you want. And allowing me to do the same. Now that's just stupid. As a Christian, by "allowing" others to believe differently, you're passively making them go to hell. All an atheist is doing by "allowing" you to believe differently is doing hi
It may be possible to tally non-numeric data, but I think it'd be hard. I think probably if you don't want to get into some pretty complicated functions or VB office automation, you'll have to assign values to each possibility. For instance, Males could be 1 and Females 0. That way, the total for the column (To add the 19 values in column B, with B1 being the header, B21 would have the function "=sum(B2..B20)") will be the number of students who wer
Did you read the article? *sighs heavily*. Apparently not. For it is the Atheist that are intolerant of dissent! And the article is pointing out that hypocrisy. Christians are not doing a diddly damn thing!Or are you talking about the comments? Best to be more precise. I read the article, as I alw
Funny... I thought I was part of the inspiration for this blog, and then I noticed the date. Anyway... For real, though, life actually is about being happy. Everything boils down to that. Everything. I think that's something that defines you. I guess the measure of truth will be the measure
This article is a good reason to be an atheist. Why would anybody become a Christian? The only reason I can think of to really look in to Christianity is to see somebody that obviously is happy and at peace, realize the source is their faith, and pursue the possibility of its legitimacy. Does this article speak of being either? When us Christians- I say us because I'm a Christian- learn to shut up and let the God that we SAY is omniscient a
Unemployment was 3.9% in 2001. The issue is just not the numbers but what the jobs pay and what benefits they have. many of the new jobs pay far less and have less benefits Which makes sense, seeing as now Americans are competing with people overseas who are willing to work at a fraction of the cost. W
"The next time you see a meat head, do me a favor, ask him what he thinks about literature, not how the packers are doing." I don't think I'd typically get much of a response. Dan
I think it's okay that she couldn't help once. She's doing you a really big favor... cut her some slack. Just my .02. Dan
When was the last time any president appeared before an audience that wasn't prescreened, or with a background that wasn't preset? Prescreening is probably, at least in part, a security measure. Stop throwing invectives around, guys. Yes, it is possible to support Bush and still be sane and in
I think validation from a stranger is so powerful because it's validation from a person who has no obligation to make you happy or make you feel valuable. Who has no stock at all in your wellbeing, actually. So if they validate you, it's because whatever you said is worth validating.
Ctrl+Alt-Delete-->Performance. Dan
Soon we'll have "Zen Abstinence" -- just think really hard about not wanting to get pregant. Dan
maybe I need a chapter of Dirty young men too. Yeah, a chapter with a twist. Given the qualified applicants, the ads would read, "if you don't want to be in the Dirty Young Men club, please send in your application." Truly, at this age, you're guilty unless proven innocent. Dan
I'd like to move for an exception. I'm 19... will that work? Dan