Stuff that fries your potatoes with olive oil of HAPPY.

[TimJing]

Surprise birthday party for my girl friend today. I'm excited and hope everything goes well 

[Bobbias]

Spectere is being himself Bobbias.  Thats what he does.

I was alluding to the fact that you should have done it without spectere needing to...

[Spectere]

Knock it off, you two. :|

[OmegaOmni]

Knock it off, you two. :|

*Salutes* Sir Yes Sir!

Any who I just finished all the Amature races in Forza which means I have only 3 more other race catagories to finish in Carrer mode. 

[『フエハデ』]

One of my friends at college, who has an amazing computer and tons of games, gave me his password so I can log on and play stuff.

In other news, Spore. <3

[Jupi]

Ooh.  That sounds awesome.

[MortifiedocAlot]

Knock it off, you two. :|

Please stay on topic sir.

[Jupi]

I think I'll go up to the North Park Clubhouse on Tuesday.  I've received word that their ITG2 cab is working again, and I want to see for myself just how well it works. 

Huzzah!  <3

[Spectere]

The new Xbox 360 dashboard makes me happy.  Party support = win win WIN.

The only thing that I'm a bit shaky about is the new avatar system.  I'm going to be a little sad if my 160 MSPs worth of Sonic gamer pics suddenly becomes useless.

[Sneaky]

I want

[Spectere]

My little Dell desktop makes me happy and is living proof that the Pentium III is still an incredibly usable processor nowadays.  I dare say that most people wouldn't even notice a difference between a P3 and a Core 2 Duo in most cases.

One of the main reasons that I like this system is because it's so damn flexible.  How many OEM systems from 1999 can reliably boot to any CD, allowing you to safely remove the floppy drive?  How many thin desktop systems allow you to shove two hard drives and a CD-ROM drive into them?  How many of them have a strong enough power supply to do that?  How many small profile systems let you put in an AGP video card and up to two full-sized PCI cards?

Best question of all: how many of them are reliable enough to be left running 24/7 for about four months straight, acting as a main router?

I love this computer.

[淫蟲]

We don't have school tomorrow because of Jews.

[OmegaOmni]

Well "new" computer is almost done but just waiting about some test from Dr. Spectere to make sure it is awesome.

[Bobbias]

My little Dell desktop makes me happy and is living proof that the Pentium III is still an incredibly usable processor nowadays.  I dare say that most people wouldn't even notice a difference between a P3 and a Core 2 Duo in most cases.

One of the main reasons that I like this system is because it's so damn flexible.  How many OEM systems from 1999 can reliably boot to any CD, allowing you to safely remove the floppy drive?  How many thin desktop systems allow you to shove two hard drives and a CD-ROM drive into them?  How many of them have a strong enough power supply to do that?  How many small profile systems let you put in an AGP video card and up to two full-sized PCI cards?

Best question of all: how many of them are reliable enough to be left running 24/7 for about four months straight, acting as a main router?

I love this computer.

Heh, I had a P3. It was a pretty good system, but in the face of todays games, it just wasn't fast enough, so eventually, it went to the computer graveyard in my basement. I now have so much random computer stuff down there that I can't tell what was originally from what.

[Spectere]

Well, yeah, that's why I said that it would be good for most people.  Your average computer user uses their system to browse the Internet, play music, check e-mail, and use things like Office.  A system like that is perfect for those tasks.  I could probably swap it with my mom's laptop (a 1.5 year old Dell Inspiron E1505 with a Core Duo) and the only thing that she'd notice is that the OS looks a bit different (i.e. XP instead of Vista).