• (cs) in reply to reflux
    reflux:
    "... If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? ..."

    The real question is, if an Indian asked a programming question in the forest, would it still be urgent?

    Ahh, "reflux". Another word for vomit.

    How about you go and spew your bile somewhere else, wretch?

  • pabraham (unregistered)

    The real WTF(TM) is that Louis has been unsubscribed but he only thinks he's been unsuscribed.

  • The Real F (unregistered) in reply to Polar

    The Irish girl is gone?

    We put up with WTFs that are all F with no WT in them, we put up with site name changes and crappy webcomics drawn in Paint.NET by an art school reject who doesn't know red from magenta where the critics are better than the original, but only because you can't make it worse. And you know who else got turned down by art schools? Hitler, that's who!

    But no Irish girl? NO IRISH GIRL??? That's the last straw! Fellow forum readers, it's time to revolt!

    I suggest we post angry diatribes online. That'll show him!

  • jbrecken (unregistered) in reply to JD
    JD:
    Chemisor:
    The Irish Girl can still be found here.

    Wow, I didn't realize her rack was so big. Nice.

    Her legs are cute, too.

  • badwiring (unregistered)

    You mean you can't clap with one hand?

  • Zero (unregistered)

    Incredible!

    I blogged, lightly, about that very same Promise NAS box. Or at least one very similar here. Suffice to say not only is the installer for the bundled utilities broken, the NAS box itself is thoroughly broken, too. (Further ranting about that here.) And if this post is any indication, it STILL hasn't been fixed!

    Welcome to the "fast paced" world of computer technology, indeed...

  • Zero (unregistered) in reply to Zero

    Addendum, I linked the wrong blog post about a similarly broken but unrelated product. Come to think of it, I don't know where my Promise blog post got off to. Well, never mind.

  • (cs) in reply to JonC
    JonC:
    Don't forget your sunscreen, it's going to be 16 microfarads today.

    But it will only feel like -5 microfarads so won't be unbearable.

    Surely that depends upon the solar wind chill?

  • Irish Fan (unregistered)

    http://www.bustedtees.com/shirt/stylin/female best yet.

  • Irish Fan (unregistered)

    err. Here.

  • reflux (unregistered) in reply to DaveK
    DaveK:
    reflux:
    "... If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? ..."

    The real question is, if an Indian asked a programming question in the forest, would it still be urgent?

    Ahh, "reflux". Another word for vomit.

    How about you go and spew your bile somewhere else, wretch?

    Oh, did I hit a nerve? I wouldn't "spew my bile" on you if you were in flames.

  • (cs) in reply to reflux
    reflux:
    DaveK:
    reflux:
    "... If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? ..."

    The real question is, if an Indian asked a programming question in the forest, would it still be urgent?

    Ahh, "reflux". Another word for vomit.

    How about you go and spew your bile somewhere else, wretch?

    Oh, did I hit a nerve? I wouldn't "spew my bile" on you if you were in flames.

    DaveK, being obviously an illiterate moron, clearly over-reacted to your amusing Zen parable meets James Fenimore Cooper analogy. Shame on DaveK.

    Unless, of course, you're referring to programmers from the big pointy bit that hangs down under the Himalayas.

    Note to DaveK: I know these people are intensely irritating, but (as I should have learned myself) it's best not to be too intense when replying to their drivel.

  • Hans (unregistered) in reply to Polar
    Polar:
    John:
    Hey the Irish chick's gone :-(

    Irish she was still here.

    I will grant you your rish: http://images.google.com/images?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=irish+girl&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi

    Note NSFW...

  • North Bus (unregistered) in reply to Anon

    Not really... Not anymore, at least. I've seen stuff get canceled because it needed 200 pF (200 * 10^-12) of capacitance. Waaaay too big for any self-respecting microchip.

  • buba (unregistered)

    piss off

  • buba (unregistered)

    i just wasted my time.. please someone tell me to piss off

  • Meebo (unregistered)

    .Net is GOD!! At least according to Pamela Chat bot. :-)

    http://icmaraysiah.blogspot.com/2008/02/whos-god-pamela-chat-bot-explains.html

  • http://free-ps3-playstation-3.blogspot.com/ (unregistered)

    Haha, that makes no sense. Especially the last one.

  • twosolitudes (unregistered) in reply to Dave

    Shit. Can anyone recommend a good word processing software that can edit the unknown?

  • Robert M. (unregistered)

    Well that's what happens when you buy a Mac. It'll give you philosophic sayings and all, but it won't work. Sort of like Mac users come to that...

  • jesse (unregistered)

    The sound of one hand clapping is called a Phillip.

  • SW (unregistered) in reply to Dave

    See here: http://www.digitallis.co.uk/pc/ResizeEnable/

  • (cs)

    A better design for the male t-shirt: "Irish Irish Girl were drunk."

  • bob (unregistered) in reply to Dave

    ur retarded thats the joke

  • whatshisface (unregistered)

    The real WTF is that someone actually signed up for a Nexon newsletter in the first place.

  • DDR (unregistered)

    "You may safly remove the mass storage device."

    I do not know what how to do something 'safly', but it does not increase my confidence in the coders writing my drivers.

  • (cs) in reply to jesse
    jesse:
    The sound of one hand clapping is called a Phillip.
    What's the sound of one screw driving?
  • Wolfchildlawsuit (unregistered)

    Is Algebra really necessary?

  • (cs)

    How about you go and spew your bile somewhere else, wretch?

  • melvin goldstein (unregistered)

    Science and technology does have its limitation. There are Physics Foibles. See Godel Incompleteness.

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