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*punches Fuser Man* MINE! :smash:

I'm not just ONE crazy guy, I'm TWO! :smash:

:eek: Remind me NEVER to talk to you on the phone :scared:

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PGGB? PFFT. Sissy stuff. :D

*asks his uncle to cook his infamous "I don't know what the hell I'm doing" Casserole™* *takes a bite of it, then hurls the rest of it upwards, causing the concoction to come down on the participants of the food fight*

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My Computer \ C: Right click on MSDOS.SYS (if you don't see it, go to View \ Folder Options and select "Show hidden files and folders") and remove the check from Read-Only in the properties box Double click on it and open it with Notepad Add the following line just below [Options]...

It's the same one fried over and over and over and over and over again. :cool:

The 80 gig was STOLEN off the shipping truck. STOLEN. It pretty much won't matter what company you order from when the stuff is stolen right out of the truck. They made an offer for me to choose whether I wanted to wait for them to get another 80 gig from their distributor or if I wanted...

Post THREE times in a row ONE more time and I'll kick your ass and BOTH your nuts. :D

1 AMD Duron 700 1 Pencil 1 Chrome Orb 1 Abit KT7 with weakened clip latches 1 drop of OCZ Quicksilver 1 Quicker Computer Screwer Upper :smash: 1 set of ears Give ingredients to Quicker Computer Screwer Upper. Have him apply pencil to L1 bridges of AMD Duron Have him spread OCZ...

Hey, that's a great idea! But I think the majority of the members here probably don't eat silicon :o

Yeah, right. He posted 3-4 times to the One word post to get it, as you can see. :rolleyes:

"classic" doesn't mean slot a, it means original athlon (as in non-T-bird)

And then this ONE time at band camp....

Postwhores

That's exactly the kind of stuff I was talking about. The media produced such a scare that probably cost more money than it saved, and they should be sued for it! :mad:

:lol:

Neo: That'll kinda happen when computers aren't put through the power cycle for a while... The most likely victim of this kind of death is the hard drive. A little speck of dust eventually catches onto the drive's head, and when the drive is shut down and the head rests on the platter, the dust...