BlueDev

BlueDev

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I knew it was wrong. I knew it would get ugly. But, in my moment of weakness, I did it anyway. And I was write. It was ugly. I fed a troll. I am not nearly as veteran as many here when it comes to internet communities, but I have been around for a few years now. Certainly long enough to know that you never, ever get anything but a headache when you engage a troll. It doesn't matter how you reply. You can be cool as can be, and attem

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Maya: You seem to think you know something about me. You keep making these assumptions that are founded in fiction. So allow me to set the record straight: I have a pretty darn good relationship with my mother and father. It is a healthy, open relationship that we quite enjoy, as it has become a relationship of parent/son as well as one of peer/peer. We speak pretty regularly, usually at least once a week. Our busy schedules don't allow for too much more,

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it's just something you don't understand. You don't even understand your own incoherent ramblings. Learn to read in context, and learn that you can't even begin to fathom what I do or do not know based on a single, random blog entry. And maya: Many thanks for the continued publicity to some of my older articles. Your genius

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I have tried to come up with a top 10 albums list, because narrowing it down to just one is darn near impossible. Here are some of my tops though: 1. Moving Pictures by Rush. It is the perfect synthesis of Rush's progressive tendancies, focused into concise, dare I say radio friendly songs. It is a moving, anthemic, thoughtful and focused album. Brilliantly done. 2. Second Life Syndrome by Riverside. This is a relatively recent a

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As for the time, that was also my feeling at first. I've found that I enjoy that quiet "me time" and actually look forward to it. Yeah, I just don't think I can muster that me time at 4 am.

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As a pretty fashion-naive guy, for me, clothes shopping is an exercise in speed. Find the cheapest thing that looks okay as fast as possible, then run away. But I can't help myself Cordelia, I have to say that the above article was brilliant writing. And, yes, that is a compliment. Bring it on.

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Wow. There are times I actually wished I cared enough (or had the time) to attempt to enjoy shaving. As it is, I hate it, and do it as quickly and infrequently as possible. It is fortunate that my facial hair is light (I have near-white eyebrows and eyelashes), makes is so that, even though you can feel it, I can usually go every other day shaving and not look too bad.

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I certainl think that MS should not worry about skinning, if for no other reason than if the third party programs vanish, we are stuck with absolutely no updates to the skinning engine and abilities until we get the next OS. Third part programs help push things forward. I doubt any of us would expect to see advancements to the skinning engine of Vista be part of SP1 or SP2 for Vista. MS just isn't going to put more effort into it if they add it in the first place. The whole s

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My thing is I can't be bothered wasting my energy on hating. But each to their own. For you to hate them, mate, they must really deserve it. Meh, I probably can't either. I think I was just in a bad mood when I wrote this article. Tova: Honestly, we don't study that much endocrinology. You have to remember that, at most, we

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I don't know if I can hate anyone for being ignorant, misinformed, lazy or plain stupid. Perhaps I am too cynical, but I believe they knowingly, willingly misinform people. That I can hate.

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Hmm. The previews looked awful, but maybe I will have to check it out. Truth be told, I have zero desire to watch any TV these days. Can't think of the last time I actually "watched" (set time aside to watch a show) something since the series finale of Alias.

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You are the consumate tool. For the last time, comparing a customized version of XP with loads of third party programs to a default install of Vista is idiocy. But then again, all I have to do is look at the author.

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There is weird, and then there is creepy. This guys is most definately in the creepy category. Creepy-keepthehellawayfrommychildren-kind of creepy.

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And here I am waiting to read about the health benifits of crack cocaine! Well, I don't know about crack, but we actually do use cocaine in the ER and ENT. It is weird to go get the cocaine for the patient. <TD class="mb-Body-Quote

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I try not to hate. It rarely does any good, and generally only hurts the hater. There are some exceptions (my bro, Capt. Underpants , can attest to some of my more vitriolic thoughts) though. Some things and/or people are entirely deserving of hate. Upon them, I wish only the worst. One example comes readily to mind: Ignorant dill-holes who think they should dispense "medical" advice because they learned how to use a keyboard.

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The big problem I have with most every review of Vista, this one included, is that it compares apples to oranges. Compare a default installation of XP with a default installation of Vista and you actually have a point. As it is, this article is just blowing smoke. "The default install of Vista is no better than my own personal, tweaked out version of XP, with loads of third party programs." Rubbish. I haven't tried

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