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*throws some "Imitation Bacon Flavored Food Seasoning" at everyone*

:eek2:

Complete computer transfers rarely really go over well with Windows. You can keep trying to boot it up but I really doubt you'll have any luck. The only option I see left if there is no problem with the hardware is a complete reinstallation of the OS. The truth hurts sometimes :(

How about that, you actually listen... j/k :D

Quake 3 is pretty much the only game I play. It has never done this before, even when the game crashes out to the desktop. The screen certainly gets a lot brighter, but the icons remain intact

mUAhaHaAHAHahAHahAH :evil:

*fills Q's gas tank with sugar* ;)

Thanks :rolleyes:

I'm more likely to become the owner of Microsoft than the winner of the lottery - and the former is more lucrative than winning the lottery! :eek: Bill's paycheck is around $400,000 a year, the lottery is usually paid off $50,000 a year for 40 or 50 years :o

Speaking of virii, I just got the "Snow white and the seven dwarfs - the REAL story" email in one of my mailboxes. :mad: *Deletes*

You ASKED for it, man! :D

*grabs Pradeep, throws him in the blender, puts it on liquefy, fills his mouth with him, then spits him out in a fine mist at krusty* *bonks krusty on the head with the blender, knocking him unconscious, and pours the rest of Pradeep all over him*

ROFLMAO @ Q :lol: :lol: :lol:

As fast as it can on a T-bird 1.33 w/ PC133 SDRAM :retard:

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Computer security experts on Monday warned of a new virus that deletes files while masquerading as a program that will allow people to vote on whether the United States should go to war over the Sept. 11 hijacker attacks. The ``Vote Virus,'' which so far is not...

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