Your first problem is trying them at the same time

besides, most manufacturers put different drugs in marijuana anyway, it doesn't make a difference

At 11/8/09 05:53 PM, Archon68 wrote:

Hate to emphasize your stupidity once again but he's asking how to apply the math.

WWAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

A lot of their associated arts were linked to old school hip hop (when it was rock.) Like Run-D.M.C. I have all of the Boy's albums. Check your head is full of punk rock/instrumentals and has some good singles. Hello Nasty is my favorite (more like a standard album than anything.) As for the classics like (forget the album names) Paul Revere, No Sleep Til Brooklyn, Fight for your right, etc. They're good to listen to on the occasion

At 11/2/09 12:12 AM, Skwurll wrote: It's normally in the hallways where I see them.
For example, there's an extremely obese girl that always wants me to give her a hug. I always say no, but sometimes she comes up behind me and hugs me, when I tell her not to hug me she just laughs.

It's not that necessarily these girls particularly want you. It's just girls like that have low self esteem (they're ugly?) so they try to be more out-going. And they find it easy to relate to you (you're slightly anti-social and attractive, so 2 + 2 = 4.)

It's not a catch 22 or paradox retards. It's a play on words

'Everything' and 'nothing' exists, meaning 'nothing' exists

I always felt the same way about bridges. I had absolutely no clue how they could've been build, until I realized that primitive bridges were build by extending structure from cliffs. Then they had floating platforms which would allow them to construct the support beams

http://www.factcheck.org/2009/10/interne t-access-denied/

"The email is incorrect that the state of emergency allows the shut down of all private internet traffic," Granick told us in an e-mail."It allows the shut down of federal or critical infrastructure networks." This could include some private networks, Granick said, but they would have to be outlined as "critical infrastructure" in advance. "So the email is right that this could be unbelievably broad, but wrong that it targets all private traffic, specific websites or email senders."

At 10/22/09 07:41 PM, JKR wrote:

Let me repaste this so you understand.

There is no chemical cure for breast cancer because breast cancer is not a germ-based infectious disease in the first place; it's just a name given to an observable pattern of symptoms that are indicative of cellular malfunction and a systemic failure of the immune system in a human being. There is no breast cancer disease in the same sense that there is malaria, AIDS or cholera. Breast cancer is a name given to the side effects of poor health that just happen to emerge first in the breast tissues.

http://www.naturalnews.com/020648_cancer _brst_cancer_race_for_the_cure.html

The "Race for the Cure" scam exposed: The cancer industry's guilt-powered shakedown of a gullible public

There is no chemical cure for breast cancer because breast cancer is not a germ-based infectious disease in the first place; it's just a name given to an observable pattern of symptoms that are indicative of cellular malfunction and a systemic failure of the immune system in a human being. There is no breast cancer disease in the same sense that there is malaria, AIDS or cholera. Breast cancer is a name given to the side effects of poor health that just happen to emerge first in the breast tissues.

It is also ridiculous to imply that if we all race enough, run enough miles or walk enough steps, then somehow a chemical cure will magically be found. (Click here to see the 'Race for the Cure' cartoon.) Of course, we have to raise money while we're running around in circles in order to find this elusive cure, but that's the whole point, isn't it? To raise money and donate that money to various nonprofit groups that actually function as front groups for the cancer industry, which is all about Big Business and big profits. If money actually solved cancer, the disease would have been solved long ago, because billions of dollars have already been poured into research for this fictitious disease, and still, there are no solutions.

The real urgency, however, should be in prevention, because if we could prevent breast cancer now -- which we can do very easily through herbs, nutrition and natural therapies like sunlight -- then we could eliminate the billions of dollars spent on breast cancer treatments, research and chemotherapy and prevent virtually all of the deaths associated with breast cancer in future years.

Naturally, the nonprofit breast cancer front groups never promote urgency in prevention. They just want to raise more money to study the disease without actually preventing it, because preventing the disease -- and wiping it out through prevention -- would make all the people involved in these "Race for the Cure" events seem irrelevant. Just as military leaders desire to have a war because it makes them important, the people involved in disease-mongering desire to see those diseases because it keeps them relevant and allows them to go on television and make urgent appeals for participation in these "Race for the Cure" shams.

Everyday after school my grandmother wakes me up whenever I'm napping, because she's afraid I'll miss dinner. As a result, I eat without an appetite, and I'm groggy as well because i wasn't able to finish my nap.

Do you ever have your naps cut short all the time?

At 10/6/09 02:40 AM, digitalk wrote: Fixed links are here, once again sorry.

Example one
Example two - May lag on slower computers
Example three - Almost the same as link two but less laggy.

It's not a flashlight system. It's just a mask with a graphic... the only reason why it's laggy is because you made the graphic all fancy and it can't even be considered realistic.

http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package /2005.html

It's already a class

At 9/7/09 06:07 PM, yoyobebob wrote:

Well just walk the dom tree and retreive the attribute.

At 9/5/09 09:26 AM, Relish wrote: That works for me when people ask me stupid questions like "what's an anchor"

You people are bigoted

Remove all your comments. Most of it is redundant, and quite unnecessary. As a result reading your code is kind of back-breaking.

// creates a variable name bar of type int
int bar = 42;

That wasn't in your script, but use your head to figure out how many lines it applies to.

Only comment things when it comes necessary to explain something when it's not completely obvious just by reading the code.

At 8/23/09 10:14 AM, Milanous wrote: I Know the perfect voice actress for the job.

Rina Chan

She's talented, Professional and always willing to voice stuff.

I'd recommend her.

lol perhaps you should stop recommending the same person all the time

It's at the bottom of the page.

I don't think people understand the difference between race and culture. Race is a label based on your skin color, culture is your real identity. Of course, people feel like just because they were born black that automatically they adopt the culture that was brought down by their race.

That means that they're allowed to get a sense of accomplishment because somebody with their same skin color invented peanut butter. Thus they get to express pride. Except somebody mentioned earlier that blacks born in America, are so, American. Not African. Did your immediate family migrate from Africa? No? Maybe your great great grandparents did? Guess what, they're dead. And so is probably their culture.

I guess because you were brought up by parents born in the '80s. So that means that I get to express '80s pride too. Except I'm white (I'm actually asian). It doesn't work the same way now does it? Aka, there shouldn't be black or white pride. Just American pride. And yes blacks do have unique physical characteristics as do other races. And that's only because of genes that were passed down, which frankly, have nothing to do with your culture.

People are losers. That's all there is to it.

At 8/14/09 05:57 AM, GoddamnMadDog wrote:

I think you're arguing for the sake of arguing, because you went as far as throwing around personal attacks and picking apart his argument instead of actually trying to prove anything. The fact that humans have a higher cognitive perception goes to show that they cannot be compared to animals because obviously human social interaction is much different than animal social interaction. Oh yes, if animals are on the human food chain and we kill animals, I suppose eating plants would mean less food for animals. I guess also the fact that we have to cook meat means that we're not naturally inclined to eat meat. Despite the fact that the way humans have evolved and how technology has made that possible. Dogs can eat raw meat. Do they also eat plants?

If that wasn't supposed to happen, it never would've happened. Your argument is flawed.

The deal here is that the guy is charging a large amount of money under the pretense of a big pay-off from sponsorship. For one, sponsorship is actually tough and even then there's a lot of implications involved meaning that the pay-off may not be big at all. What he needs to do is instead of charging money for individual character (because clearly if he's doing that, making a character is a dime a dozen and aka, not worth paying that much money) is to charge rates or to charge for how much work he's asked for

And sure, the drawing he made was quality, but he has advertised nothing else to show that his work is worth paying that much money for. Like animations or linking to the other work he has done (or even references to his co-authors.) OR EVEN, examples of what flashes he has made where sponsorship has out-weighed his charge.

At 8/2/09 11:33 PM, Momo-the-Monkey wrote:

How can you get the size of an image that you haven't downloaded?

That's like asking to get the text from a page without accessing it.

At 7/31/09 08:38 PM, Fallin-Again wrote:

You add it as a parameter.

whenever I have this block of code in

$$('div.collapse').each(function(e)
		{
			var element = $$('a.collapse');
			Effect.toggle(e, 'slide', 
			{
				duration: 0.4,
				afterFinish: function()
				{
					element.innerHTML = (element.innerHTML == 'Collapse') ? 'Expand' : 'Collapse';
				}
			});
			Event.stop(e);
		});

i get the following error:

Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 3890
Char: 7
Code: 0
URI: http://localhost/prototype-1.6.0.3.js

it only started popping up randomly and I have no idea why. I tried trouble-shooting and checking my code. the mark-up is formatted like so

<div class='node'>
     <a class='collapse' href='#'>Expand</a>
     <div class='collapse'>information</div>
</div>

At 7/28/09 09:35 PM, fizzthewizz wrote: That everyone will be std free.

So how does one gain an STD if having sex with no STDs will retain STD free sex?

it's just a number

what do you think you will talk about?

the same things you always talk about

The syntax is in Visual Basic.

<> means NOT

the parenthesis encase 'parameters' for functions

google them.

At 7/23/09 09:41 PM, Korriken wrote:

I love how you generalize off of vague details. Goes to show you have no idea what you're talking about when you know very little about the subject.

At 7/24/09 05:48 PM, urbn wrote: You're are asking for comments yet not taking the advise I am suggesting. I said in both my previous posts that I didn't want it taken the wrong way, yet you still manage to.

no more like that's an excuse for you to be a complete douchebag while putting the blame on me

not giving the impression that you can back up your "awesomeness".

it's a hobby site, not a professional one. i'm 14.

Frankly your attitude is pathetic, childish and completely unneeded. I don't understand why this has even come up because I was simply stating how I felt when I saw that sentence.

how fucking hypocritical

as for momo, i stated previously in the thread that colourlovers was the site i used

with some help i fixed the site. that's the final look so leave your final comments.

At 7/24/09 03:49 PM, urbn wrote: One sentence can have serious ramifications with business types especially; I should know I got fired for it once... Sorry "let go".

the implications you're making are vague and irrelevant

i think people like you just need something to bitch about, because apparently you don't have anything else to talk about

it's swiftly followed by 'which comes from the following inspiration' which are all links to sources of comedy