Mr_Frog

Reply to Handles and Windows XP in Windows XP JoeUser Forums

What exactly is a handle? What does it do? I'm using 23,000+ handles and ObjectDock is using over 15,000 of those! Yikes! When I restarted it, it was only using 150. -- B

Reply to Blog Navigator Beta out! in Windows Software JoeUser Forums

I just downloaded this and it looks nice. I'll let you know what I think of it after I've used it for a while. -- B

Reply to Under God in Blogging JoeUser Forums

I don't neccisarily see it that way Theo. True, the USA was founded on Christian beliefs, but we are also about freedom of choice. Not everyone in America is aligned with a Christian religion. In that respect, why should the word of God be included in everything in *MY* life? I don't believe in God, or the afterlife or anything of that nature. Nobody is taking away from the word of God by excluding worship from public schools or removing the words

Reply to Under God in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Meh, I thought the United States was all about personal choice? I couldn't care less whether PepsiCo was run by people who believe in God or not. I just like their product. And we really can't control the "In God We Trust" aspect about our money. It's not like the Christian politicians of our nation would stand for something as blasphemous as removing these four sacred words from our currency. Just a thought. -- B</font

Reply to Uwanted input in Blogging JoeUser Forums

I wouldn't use that. BTW... spell checker is over there -->

Reply to Another Rambler in Blogging JoeUser Forums

1. Problem is, a lot of people don't really care. 2. Jackie Chan is the shit! You gotta have respect for an actor that does all his own stunts. 3. For those about to rock, we salute you! 4/5. Retro 70's. mmmmm. just leave out the olive green shag carpet, mmm'kay? 6. Laundry never ends. Laundry and dishes are possibly the two greatest evils on the planet.

Reply to What Does Your Screen Name Say About You? in Internet JoeUser Forums

Mr_Frog is just a variation on a nick name that was given to me when I was about three years old. There's an old show called "The Little Rascals". You know, Buckwheat et al. Well, I used to look exactly like Froggie on that show. The nickname stuck, although few people call me Frog in real-life (some still do to get my attention when I'm not listening). I've grown older now, so I felt that I needed to be a Mr. -- B

Reply to Bill O'Reilly: Blowhard in Politics JoeUser Forums

In other words, you make O'Reilly's point for him because you're reflexively anti-American. And you're doing a pretty good job of Canada-bashing there, Brad. I don't see how his retort to your comment was reflexively Anti-American. With comments like these from armchair generals such as yourself...<

Reply to I'm gettin' old, y`all! in Welcome JoeUser Forums

Hah, and the car! That's called the Escort here in the states. My wife drives a 4-door hatchback version of it. The 1.9 in it wheezes like an asthmatic. I'm hoping that yours is a bit more performance-minded than my old lady's. -- B

Reply to I'm gettin' old, y`all! in Welcome JoeUser Forums

Happy Birthday to you... you live in a zoo... you look like a monkey... and you smell like one too! You ever make it to the states, I'll give you a knuckle noogie for your birthday. Long live Tauruses! -- B

Reply to Bill O'Reilly: Blowhard in Politics JoeUser Forums

Wow, I see a lot of Canada bashing here by my fellow Americans. It's really sad because I think it's opinions like these that cause the rest of the world to percieve us as warmongers. Ian, good for you for standing up for your country. I think a lot of American people are very snobbish about our military staus in the world because it is so overpowering, and because we think that we should be the police of the world. -- B

Reply to Bill O'Reilly: Blowhard in Politics JoeUser Forums

Wow, I see a lot of Canada bashing here by my fellow Americans. It's really sad because I think it's opinions like these that cause the rest of the world to percieve us as warmongers. Ian, good for you for standing up for your country. I think a lot of American people are very snobbish about our military staus in the world because it is so overpowering, and because we think that we should be the police of the world. -- B

Reply to Rape Accusations Willy Nilly in Current Events JoeUser Forums

If one wants an example of this relating to the United States, one has to look no further than the Kobe Bryant case. -- B

Reply to Rape Accusations Willy Nilly in Current Events JoeUser Forums

You tell me if it is the same as having a knife held to your throat Didn't I ask to separate any other forms of physical malice from the actual crime of rape itself? A thief on the street can hold a knife to my throat and threaten to kill me for my empty wallet. That's not the same as him raping me.

Reply to Sucks, Bites, Blows... in Philosophy JoeUser Forums

Argh! What happened to my comment? As I said before: "Sir, she's switching from suck to blow!" -- B

Reply to Rape Accusations Willy Nilly in Current Events JoeUser Forums

What? Both rape and false accusations (of any crime) are a shitty deal, so don't get up on the soapbox and say that a man accused but not convicted of rape is going to get off scot free. The woman may be looked at as a slut, but men will still sleep with her, and she still may come out as a martyr. The man will generally be labeled as a pervert and/or sexu

Reply to Rape Accusations Willy Nilly in Current Events JoeUser Forums

Marvin Cooley wrote: MUGGAZ!!! There you go again, showing your ignorance Now if that's not the pot calling the kettle black, I don't know what is. Gothic Impulse wrote: <TD class="mb-B

Reply to This Photo was taken in Iraq recently in Blogging JoeUser Forums

This is funny shit. Here's the link for your DIY Iraqi child holding sign... Link

Reply to Fallujah in Current Events JoeUser Forums

We certainly cannot appoint Americans for these positions. In this case, as pseudosoldier pointed out, it is probably better to put the "less evil" military people in charge, considering their background checks. It's kind of like voting for the lesser of two evils for a public office here in the states. -- B

Reply to Devil in a Red Dress in Misc JoeUser Forums

Your shade has been banished to... the Sixth Level of Hell - The City of Dis! Sixth Level of Hell - The City of Dis You approach Satan's wretched city where you behold a wide plain surrounded by iron walls. Before you are fields full of distress and torment terrible. Burning tombs are littered about the landscape. Inside these flaming sepulchers suffer the heretics, failing to believe in God and the afterlife, who make themse

Reply to Urban Myths - How to have sex with complete strangers! in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Just like on the Internet, where all the "hotties" whose a/s/l are 22/f/Los Angeles are actually 45/m/in their skivvies, balding and downing another quart of Ben and Jerry's. -- B

Reply to AIDs in Health & Medicine JoeUser Forums

Marvin is just a trolling sod. I'd recommend taking any comment he makes with a large boulder of salt. He seems to have no ability to be subjective about a topic. -- B

Reply to AIDs in Health & Medicine JoeUser Forums

I have a gay friend in his 40's who has been HIV positive for over 15 years (might be closer to 20). He has to take more drugs than a pharmacy to keep on top of his condition, but recently he has been diagnosed with lymphoma (cancer of the lymph nodes). This in itself isn't neccesarily fatal because a.) lymphoma is one of the most treatable forms of cancer and, b.) if you catch it early enough, it can be completely eliminated. <B

Reply to The Odometer On My Car in Blogging JoeUser Forums

I've seen the odo in my 1979 Honda Civic roll over to 00000.0 twice now. It's probably done it at least a third time with the previous owners too. -- B

Reply to Am I too competitive? in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Bet he's got a nasty backspin. -- B