H, That's me real eye. Like a pirate. AYE!!!
My favorite is either 4 or 3, not sure. |
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What kind of computer is Meg using, anyway? An Intellivision? |
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Glad to see the album up. Is this your favorite? I liked it. Did you get an eye double for all of those shots or is that you REAL EYE!?!?! |
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Yeah, that was the one that I forgot. Then it took them 2.5 weeks to get track 13 up.
I'll post pictures and info when I get it, K! |
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Oh sure, you'd love to think that it's mostly mp3.com's fault cuz their so slow, but really you know that they've had every track except 13 up there since 2 weeks ago, chump... |
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What kinda guitar/related equipment did you get? |
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309. GREG from switzerland (cve-5-81.urbanet.ch) –
09 Sep 2002 16:23:28
[ Supergreg ]
Super Greg is my hero!!!Q-bert is in danger! |
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308. Tom 7 (h-64-105-108-145.phlapafg.covad.net) –
09 Sep 2002 09:35:51
[ NEW: ICFP 2002 Page ]
Yeah, that's what I figured. Lots of my teammates did that too. ;) |
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"This year, Tycon Mismatch's was the only entry in SML!!"
Heh. My reaction to the problem was "screw this!". And so I did. |
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I've looked into barratry and similar things that lawyers aren't allowed to do, and decided that Stack (and other lawyers) have figured out sneaky ways to essentially do those things without actually running afoul of the law. For instance, instead of saying that they'll take legal action, or that they intend to sue, he'll just say, "take whatever action we deem necessary." Coming from a lawyer, of course, this is essentially a threat to sue, but literally it's just a general empty threat. (Advice: be careful to read what they *actually say* in a threatening letter.)
Anyway, should they ever make an actual claim against me, I'll be on the lookout for this kind of stuff... If the sloppiness of his complaints so far are any indication, maybe there would be errors of this sort. |
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So, where's the page for your bot? I see you reprised the team name. |
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You should be aware that lawyers in most jurisdictions are bound by the ABA's Model Code of Professional Responsibility or something similar. Among those ethics rules is a prohibition on threatening criminal action to gain advantage in a civil matter. For example, the California Rules of Professional Conduct (2002 edition), Rule 5-100 provides:
(A) A member [lawyer] shall not threaten to present criminal, administrative, or disciplinary charges to obtain an advantage in a civil dispute.
It would seem that to the extent your Mr. Stack is threatening you with the criminal aspects of the DMCA to gain an advantage in what is
essentially a dispute at civil law between you and his clients, Mr. Stack may be acting unethically, and this could form the basis of an ethics complaint against him to the state bar of which he is a memeber.
Tim
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how long does it take for you to have the seizures??? |
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OOH MY GOD THAT WAS SOO COOL!!! it just keep blinking and blinking and blinking and blinking and............. |
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299. RadAcoustics (p19.nas5.akl.i4free.co.nz) –
29 Aug 2002 02:04:22
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Just finished all levels on Hardcore, it took me 2 days playing on and off.
I've had the game for 2yrs and previously only ever played it at LANs for fun ( mainly a UT player - www.yfclan.com ). Last week I watched a couple of 1v1 tourney demos of fatal1ty, Zero4 and Daler from QCon2002 and decided to give the game a proper try ( inspired by the skill/strategy levels of these guys ).
I must say I was plesantly suprised at how much fun I had, and will definitely have a crack at the levels on Nightmare mode. |
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Indeed, that Maigin's album is WAY better than any of the other non-us AAD's I've listened to, quite a good thing indeed, with some fond memories of The Charalambides evoked at times, too... |
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No no, only if you are hungy. |
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295. Tom 7 (user-11202o8.dsl.mindspring.com) –
19 Aug 2002 12:14:42
[ PLATINUM ]
Yeah, that man doesn't age.
Hey, if you ever see Chuck Norris I want you to kick his ass for me, ok? |
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294. keith (acafe04c.ipt.aol.com) –
19 Aug 2002 10:48:36
[ PLATINUM ]
Odd coincidence. I saw Weird Al in a restaurant yesterday. I didn't say hi to him because I didn't want to disturb his lunch. LA is full of so many famous people. Tom, he looks exactly the same as when we met him before. |
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293. Tom 7 (user-11202o8.dsl.mindspring.com) –
19 Aug 2002 10:41:23
[ PLATINUM ]
WHL's office chair! That is pretty good. I bet you could sell that on the black market, along with those nuclear secrets..
I didn't open the thing up, but my bet is that it's aluminum. The RIAA is rich, but not that rich! It's got grooves on it, but I don't think it's the actual album, because it looks like only 3 tracks. Maybe it's Hilary Rosen singing a song.
As for BB, I'm glad you found a use for it. Good typography is the key to good sex.
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292. Neal Martin (wwwcache.lanl.gov) –
18 Aug 2002 21:42:52
[ PLATINUM ]
Nice work Tom! And I thought I was cool when they bequethed me Wen Ho Lee's old office chair. Just two questions: is the platinum record actually solid platinum? Are there songs written on the platinum record?
BTW -- I love the "Boring Boron" font. I used it on my poster at a recent poster presentation where I attracted postive attention from the young woman at the poster next to me. The font may have helped suggest a distinctive, creative, character. |
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Heh heh, nice work Tom. 'Tis is a very thoroughly American theme, although I think you might have been able to have taken it a step farther by making it possible for people to stay in their cars while going through the mall, driving through the stores while shopping and all that...
I showed it to a friend of mine who has studied architecture and he said that the inverted pyramid is actually the strongest structure there is, as long as you can keep it upright.
It makes a good desktop background, too... |
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