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blitz6804 · 07-14-08

I loved HL.

I never played HL2. I simply could not agree to the EULA.

I did play Portal (on my sister's 360) and would find the game fun if it were not so short and stuck with console controller. No FPS (not even Crysis) is complete without a Microsoft Strategic Commander. (Yes, it works in Vista.)

SerenityKill3r · 07-14-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

I never played HL2. I simply could not agree to the EULA.

What do you mean?? HL2 is the best game ever made...

I updated my Avy again...I kinda like this one

blitz6804 · 07-14-08

Ah, story of my life:

Cash by Sugar Ray.

A more fitting song given my activities tonight is Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffet. If you see me slurring my typing later, just remember, that while some people claim there is a woman to blame, I think that it could be my fault.

Anqt31 · 07-14-08

Hey guy's, I finally go my memory running @ 500Mhz. Timings are 3-4-4-8.

Specs:
SPEED: 2500
FSB: 250
MULT: x10
VCORE: 1.4V
HT: 1000
TIMINGS: 3-4-4-8
FSB-TO-RAM: 1:1
VOLTAGE: 2.65V

I'll post pictures after I get it stable (8hrs Orthos tested)

blitz6804 · 07-14-08

Congratz Anqt31.

To celebrate, here is a riddle for the club. Please be fair to your fellow club members and do not use Google. (Or any search engine)

In 1980, a man is 10 years old.

In 1985, that same man is 5 years old.

How is this possible?

Anqt31 · 07-14-08

Good riddle, I've got no idea... and wouldn't that "guy" be a boy?

**txtmstrjoe** · 07-15-08

My guess is Ronald Reagan. In 1980, he was senile and going through his second childhood; by 1985, he was only five years old in his mind.

My girlfriend thinks it's someone in the computer world who died in 1990. Her rationale? Well, if he's 10 in 1980, and only 5 in 1985, he'd be 0 yrs old in 1990 (and, to her mind, therefore dead).

But this one's got me stumped.

blitz6804 · 07-15-08

Anqt31: Good point. Call him a boy if you would rather.

txtmstrjoe: No, it isn't Ronnie. No, the guy isn't senile. No Mrs. Joe, he isn't in a computer.

SerenityKill3r · 07-15-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

Anqt31: Good point. Call him a boy if you would rather.

txtmstrjoe: No, it isn't Ronnie. No, the guy isn't senile. No Mrs. Joe, he isn't in a computer.

Its BC not AD

Heres one:

Everyday, A man wakes up in his penthouse apartment on the 20th floor. He takes the elevator to the ground floor every morning and goes to work. When he comes home, he takes the elevator from the ground floor to the 15th floor and walks the rest of the way. Why is this?

blitz6804 · 07-15-08

Thanks so much for ruining the fun Serenity. (-_-)

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