TasT

TasT

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TasT must be honest... I love Hippy's work but it have never found a home for long on my desktop. Most of it's a little flashy for me. However without People such a him innovating and bringing the game up to the next level everyones desktop would be like mine gray and stale...... As far as insignifigant punks intruding on a thread that they don't belong in, just ignore them. I understand what JoeK is trying to

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TasT lives on Latte's. I get up at 3:30 AM and make a cup (32 oz) to get the day started. Once at work around 5AM, I down probably 3 more cups. Then I switch to Diet Mountain Dew or Iced Tea. In the evening I move to Lipton Green tea. As I have stated in these type threads before, Lavazza is the most excellent coffee bean but, I only use it on occasion because it cost $20 a pound here. so most of the time I

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Springfield, Missouri where it is unusually warm at 59F and the only percipitation is the snow on my desktop. Outside we have only had slight snow flurries once so far this year. This is kinda depressing for me, I bought a GMC 2500 HD 4WD earlier in the year and have it all set up for snow and mud. I have had it in the mud a few times but I prefer the snow,

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A misc icons section would allow those who make icon packages to upload only the Ip to the IconPackager library and then upload the extra Icons to the Misc Icon section. Thus eliminating the problem with having too many zips in the Iconpackager library that tend to mess with the new users head and even tick me off. I'm lazy if I want to use and Icon package I expect to download it and use it with auto install. I don't want to have to unzip the packa

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Documentation, Documentation, Documentation Ask froggy about that some time I spent 3 years beating him up weekly over documentation. And yes it has made leaps and bounds from where it was at just a year ago. I have seen time and time again over on the message boards to help fix a problem that just one customer was

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At one time I had no fear of rejection. My motto was "The worst that can happen is that I'll get slapped" Being told No or laughed at had no effect on me. Maybe I was young and foolish..... Now days facing being single again, it seems I have the same fear of rejection that you have...... Though in time I'll get back to my motto! Basically you have to convince yours

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Ok TasT is gonna let the cat out of the bag.... Us guys don't do a good job wrapping presents because, Well, we have to let you girls have something to be good at and we don't want to do it anyway......

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Thanks, I had to do it I work as a power plant operator and I had to find a way to get away from it and the mode of thinking it puts me in. I also kayak in the warmer months. I've just taught myself that when I'm engaged in one of these activities that I'm not supposed to be solving problems. I'm supposed to be having fun and enjoying the scenery.

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Blue Dev, Take a step back. I had the very same problem for a long time. I'm over it now, mostly because I learned to just get in the truck, on the bike or what ever and just drive with no particular destination in mind. This let my mind wonder here and there with no particular problem to solve and has taught me in a way that running towards the finish line every time is not the most important thing, the journey is, no matter what the destinatio

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