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Venture
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posted May 19, 2010 21:28
Thats very true, I have seen this type of thing done by setting up a novel netware network up on the inside so that the difference in protocols creates a sort of firewall. But I really don't see much of a threat to my personal network. I have a hardware and software firewall, and most of my computers are Linux. :-D
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geekygoddess
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posted May 20, 2010 04:50
Venture...not trying to change the topic..but I lived in North Charleston for ten years. it was my favorite place to live, and would move back in a skinny minute. Small world:)
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TheMoMan
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posted May 20, 2010 05:14
____ GG, it seems that you have baited the hook and dangling it in the water. However Venture has said, he has a GF.
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geekygoddess
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posted May 20, 2010 05:19
MoMan...I was just welcoming the newbie. I have sworn off men, and only date men I meet in real life. Tsk Tsk...
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TheMoMan
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posted May 20, 2010 05:27
____ This isn't real life? Damn.
____ I personelly think that an electric blanket is a very good bed warmer, and it doesn't get upset if you stay out late, or don't come home. It doesn't make demands on your time or life style.
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geekygoddess
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posted May 20, 2010 05:37
MoMan..I think you are on to something. *goes to the store to buy an electric blanket*
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Ashitaka
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posted May 20, 2010 06:08
quote: Originally posted by TheMoMan: __I personelly think that an electric blanket is a very good bed warmer, and it doesn't get upset if you stay out late, or don't come home. It doesn't make demands on your time or life style.
YES BUT, try taking a shower with an electric blanket, or traveling the world (wrong plugs) or asking your electric blanket to get you a cold one from the fridge.
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CommanderShroom
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posted May 20, 2010 08:38
quote: Originally posted by Ashitaka: ... or asking your electric blanket to get you a cold one from the fridge.
I would get exactly the same kind of luck, without the beating.
Electric blanket...
Could become a new Japanese fetish, eh?
Are we going to see some 30 year old male marrying his pink blankie in the near future?
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TheMoMan
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posted May 20, 2010 09:50
____ Well with an Electric Blanket, get one with dual controls, then it could be hot and cold at the same time.....
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Venture
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posted May 20, 2010 11:36
quote: Originally posted by geekygoddess: Venture...not trying to change the topic..but I lived in North Charleston for ten years. it was my favorite place to live, and would move back in a skinny minute. Small world:)
Wow, really? small world indeed! I am actually doing everything I can do get out of here! hehe It is a beautiful place and the weather is nice, but thats about it. I grew up in Washington DC and I very much prefer the city life as well as being surrounded by people that have some sort of intellect. Thanks for the welcome goddess!
quote: Originally posted by TheMoMan: ____ GG, it seems that you have baited the hook and dangling it in the water. However Venture has said, he has a GF.
... and actually no gf here, I have been avoiding that scenario while in school, as it makes for a major distraction. :-D
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GrumpySteen
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posted May 20, 2010 14:20
TheMoMan wrote: with an Electric Blanket, get one with dual controls, then it could be hot and cold at the same time.....
That's the Katy Perry model, right?
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TheMoMan
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posted May 20, 2010 16:39
____ Venture, Sorry bout that, I seemed to get you confused with Sprocket. Must have had brain gas.
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maswan
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posted May 24, 2010 01:46
quote: Originally posted by GrumpySteen: 5498 / 125 = 44.34
But that doesn't include the pre-UBB days. Also, I just realized I've been on this forum for over ten years... over a quarter of my life, in fact.
65/125 = 0.52.
But of course, that doesn't include the pre-ubb days for me either...
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GrumpySteen
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posted May 24, 2010 07:42
maswan wrote: 65/125 = 0.52.
I think that makes you the winner of Ashitaka's game.
You win one (1) can of pork brains in milk gravy which includes a lifetime supply of cholesterol!
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Ashitaka
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posted May 26, 2010 13:06
OK I declare hum the winner, but I was hoping more lurkers were out there, but maybe pork brains isn't enough to lure them out of the shadows.
oh BTW, this'll be my last post for a while, i'm heading off to the states for a while and will be without an internet connection for the next 19 days or so.
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TheMoMan
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posted May 26, 2010 17:30
____ Ash, Please never prewarn, the bad people will know that your place is ASHLESS, tell us afterwards not before. So you stay put and then leave.
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YaYawoman
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posted May 29, 2010 01:54
Boo! Did I scare you? Huh? Huh?
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CommanderShroom
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posted May 29, 2010 06:48
/ me waves!
Hi Yaya. Good to see you around these parts again.
Now how's about a "this is the kinda hell I've been raisin'" post?
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macmcseboy
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posted May 29, 2010 08:58
OMG it's YaYa!
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snupy
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posted May 30, 2010 08:02
quote: Originally posted by littlefish: quote: Originally posted by snupy: I see lots of changes since I've been here. MRS Xanthine??? Wow! Perhaps someone can fill me in on all the other pertinent news from the oldtimers like me?
Well I'm engaged and now have a date: 11/9/10. I'm currently sitting in a hotel in Gaithersburg, MD after an interview that I think went pretty well, so hopefully I'll soon be working in the USA.
Wow! I never knew you had any interest in working in the US-any particular reason, or is it just a great job?!
So, we're contributing to the cosmic balance by swapping sides of the pond, huh? How funny! ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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littlefish
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posted May 30, 2010 12:19
No particular urge to work in the US, but it's a nice job. I'm still waiting to hear how I got on, so the cosmic alignment is still off.
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Tominfla
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posted June 20, 2010 12:01
Hello, again. I'm Tominfla. I haven't been in the forums since 2007, but I've been a Superfan since then, quietly helping out on a monthly basis. I'm really glad to see that things are still jumping here at Geek Culture.
One of the reasons I haven't been on is that I'm not much of a forum browser. Another reason is that I was sucked into an unassuming little game called World of Warcraft. I used to play every night and it kind of crowded out my other social venues. Now, I don't play as often but I am still very active. Other things in life take up the slack, like keeping a house and all that goes with it.
Recently I had to restart my Superfan subscription with Paypal (it cancelled for some reason), and I just wanted to let the bosses know I wasn't deserting. I thought, since I am here, I might as well take another look around. I see some familiar names!
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Tominfla
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posted June 20, 2010 12:18
I am reading this thread backwards and at the beginning is a contest to see who has the lowest post score based on posts/months since registration.
Mine is low but perhaps not low enough. It's 242 posts divided by 42 months (I registered Jan. 1 2007).
242/42 = 5.76
Also, I noticed my signature is still there. Marvin Martian??? Yes, he's cool, but I should come up with something new.
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ewomack
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posted July 12, 2010 16:45
I still poke around here once in a great while. Many of the old folks have moved on to things less virtual... but me... I'm liking the virtual at the moment...
AUGH!! I just noticed that I registered in Oct of 2001... Whoa a way a no a whoa... I've been here almost 10 years... augh a way a whoa a way a no a way a whoa a...
Sorry... getting dizzy...
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