A few inches here, heaviest of the season so far.
It should have been "twenty hundred" for 2000, but I admit the novelty of "the year two thousand" had a ring to it. Likewise this year should be referred to as "twenty oh-nine" IMO. So yeah, twenty-ten gets my vote for tomorrow.
RSC died a slow death over years, this is just the final nail in the coffin. It will be missed, and kudos to those that helped run it. I doubt they'll every be another the same, but we can hope.
It would delay progress from stopping but that must happen eventually. I can't see it speeding anything up though.
I think we should just mince up 100 million spammers per year as meaty compost for trees. Should balance it all out nicely.
News is posted when there is something to tell. Any regular blog would quickly get repetitive and boring. Just like popular server combos.
I feel bad for the way this topic has been derailed and all the unpleasantness posted within.
Seeing as it's Christmas, can't we all be happy that, at the very least, rockclan has proved he's been part of LFS for several years, and that he's had a multi-gaming team for potentially 7 years. While the wording about the LFS Team is very poor, and gives false impressions, never the less we should all congratulate the team for it's successes and hope that it is continued to be managed as well as it is (making the big assumption here that it is currently run well, I'll admit to not knowing anything about the team, hence the initial questions).
Now, time for sleep so I can wake up and eat a turkey.
Seeing as it's Christmas, can't we all be happy that, at the very least, rockclan has proved he's been part of LFS for several years, and that he's had a multi-gaming team for potentially 7 years. While the wording about the LFS Team is very poor, and gives false impressions, never the less we should all congratulate the team for it's successes and hope that it is continued to be managed as well as it is (making the big assumption here that it is currently run well, I'll admit to not knowing anything about the team, hence the initial questions).
Now, time for sleep so I can wake up and eat a turkey.
I can believe the team being 7 years, but not 7 years of LFS. I am only skeptical as in April 07 he had not yet bought a licence (did he drive demo for 5 years? I think not), in fact I was happy to defend him from being accused of cracking at the time too. So what games did Team Rock Racing start with?
All I'd like to see is some evidence of history to back up the 7 year claim, it is a great achievement if true. The earliest stuff I can find is from Feb 2007 (old team forum). So we're up to nearly 3 years now.
Call me ignorant then, but it's normal to be proud of your teams origins, not to hide them away.
Absolutely. The team I was in lasted for about 4 years, but even though it's been gone a couple of years I still keep in touch with some of the guys.
16th Dec I can believe. WHOIS reckons you've only had your domain registered since 2008 though: http://whois.domaintools.com/teamrockracing.com - I make that one year, not 7.
It also raises the question of, how did you managed to found an LFS only team, some 4 and a bit years before you created an LFS account?
*raises arm*
Haven't watched TV by myself in years, although I do occasionally join in when friends are watching it, half the time it's a DVD anyway. Aren't there better things to do in Canada? Although in fairness apparently people in the UK watch 3.8 hours of TV per day, on average. I dunno how they do it, that's like all my spare time every day. After about 45 minutes I'm usually itching to get out of the room and do something, unless it's a good film.
You have a garden, or at least a driveway, yeah? Then sit outside, be festive and eat in the snow.
As for presents, I've been driving mine for three weeks already. Christmas might have come early but I'm more concerned I've only bought socks in return.
I'd never heard of her, only film I've watched with her in was Sin City but I still didn't recognise the face.
Anyway, seems a bit late to jump on the bandwagon now, I thought all the celebrities had chosen the summer to snuff it.
Anyway, seems a bit late to jump on the bandwagon now, I thought all the celebrities had chosen the summer to snuff it.
It's simply a better song, but more importantly, not quite as well known.
Now all I need to do is get my hands on tickets to this free gig. A shame they can't get everyone who helped a ticket, unless there's a stadium that holds a quarter of a million people. Although that said, I suspect many people bought multiple copies, so maybe my chances will fare a little better.
Oh we know it was downloaded the most. The question is whether the additional downloads were enough to offset the physical sales. The numbers being posted is that "we" won by 52,000, but I'll believe it when I see something official.
Car tells me it's -5 outside. I can pull some nice four wheel drifts if I try and do something crazy like, just using 1st gear. Or 2nd. Braking scares me atm (if the road is white). And I made the mistake of overtaking the gritting lorry on the dual carriageway, while it was gritting. I can't see but judging from the noises, that must have left some scratches.
It would be nice to have the option to reset the character to the normal position.
I did search for christman number one! Silly forum search. Thanks, threads merged. 
Most recent sales figures I can find:
RATM - 306,000
Joe - 297,000
Most recent sales figures I can find:
RATM - 306,000
Joe - 297,000
UK Christmas Number 1
Surprised there hasn't been a thread on this already.
In short, people in the UK are tired of X Factor stars getting the xmas number 1 for the past 5 years, and are suggesting we all buy Rage Against The Machine's Killing In The Name and try to get that to number 1.
In the news: Wales Online, MSN News, The Guardian
The facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2228594104
I think it's a great idea and it would be cool to see it work out. I did my bit, just bought a copy of the song from Play. And TuneTribe. And Tesco. And HMV. As RATM says, power to the people.
Today is the last day it counts, for anyone wanting to add their support.
In short, people in the UK are tired of X Factor stars getting the xmas number 1 for the past 5 years, and are suggesting we all buy Rage Against The Machine's Killing In The Name and try to get that to number 1.
In the news: Wales Online, MSN News, The Guardian
The facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2228594104
I think it's a great idea and it would be cool to see it work out. I did my bit, just bought a copy of the song from Play. And TuneTribe. And Tesco. And HMV. As RATM says, power to the people.
Today is the last day it counts, for anyone wanting to add their support.
Gravity comes from mass density, not mass. You could change the mass of the earth without the Earth's gravitational field strength changing, likewise you could change g without changing the mass (just give the earth a little squeeze and watch everyone get heavier).
1 year late? This thread was bang on time.
I've done something similar using (I think) mkv merge, which will let you write out the streams separately. Once at that stage, find another program to transcode the audio, then just mux the files again.
Sorry Ant, too busy with more commitments than I can keep on top of already.
I do like "Sir Bob" though.
I do like "Sir Bob" though.
Someone should test that out. Actually, I think thats what lerts is doing right now.
Yes, but I'm not a muppet and therefore won't post it here (or at least, not in IMG tags). I've changed the offending IMG tags to URL tags in this thread, to save everyone bandwidth, and to stop the forum layout from breaking.
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