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Brisbane sucks. Lousy city.

post code of scripts, works better.

Hm, P2 is really only good when you get it between mates. The single player, while awesome fun, can get boring sometimes. My latest file has me at about 12hrs on MONDAY because I just run around kill everyone slowly. Using the shovel to decapitate people ftw.

ABC

BF2 + Special Forces.

It's all one song. I'll upload it to my ftp if you want it? Edit: Better mention now that the above mentioned song is NOT protected by copyright.

4142 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:38 Estimated playlist length: 250 hours 57 minutes 21 seconds (13 tracks of unknown length) Shortest: Blink 182 - [bleep] Longest: DJ Dreamer - Enter The Storm (86:02) Most Played: Less Than Jake - The Science Of Selling Yourself Short (37x)

Straight up I can tell you that your school can't do anything to you unless: You get caught while representing your school (eg: In uniform for general teaching days / sporting events / etc). If you're wearing anything with a school logo on it and you get picked up they can punish you. Other than that, it's a standard civil matter, and it's on WalMart to catch you and impose punishment.

It can vary from day-to-day. I could be like "woo, awesome *puts song on repeat* and have no problems. Another I could play it, get about 20 seconds in, then change track.

Not a lot of logical reasons to have it. I prefer to have a record of events that transpire in channels I'm in. Saves me time if I want to still be somewhat involved in conversation that's going on when I get back from where I was. I have the last x hours of chat there - all I need to do is scroll up a bit, and it's all good. On a side note: *points to sig* Some people lurk. Are we going to start banning people on the forum who still login but hardly post? Didn't think so.

Enter posting without thinking about it. Also, the amount of views over replies is higher, so you'll be wasting that little bit more bandwidth on every click.

:uhh: Not exactly the most appealing trait.

I learnt to touchtype using homerow, and I can honestly say that even while learning, my figers hardly ever pressed the keys they were disignated for. People at uni have watched me type before and have been like "what the hell, how can you type like that? Your hands are never in the same place for more than a few seconds" :rofl:

And, I had a bit of a play around .... Case: Antec 900 ($199.00) Monitor: Samsung 940NB19i ($305.00) Keyboard(s): Logitech Media Keyboard Elite ($49.00) Wolf Claw Devour ($49.50) Mouse: Razer Copperhead (blue) ($105.00) M/Pad: SteelPad 5L ($55.00) Motherboard: ASUS AM2 Crosshair ($359.00) PSU: Antec Phantom 500W ($229.00) CPU: AMD Athlon 64 AM2 Dual Core CPU 5000+ ($479.00) RAM: DDR2 2Gig(2x1G) PC6400 800Mhz Dual Channel Geil ($399.00) Video Card: Asus EN7900GTX ($669.00) Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 320GB 7200rpm SATA II ($139.00) x 4 Western Digital Raptor 150GB 10,000rpm SATA ($399.00) Optical Drive: LG GSA-4166BBK ($69.00) Headphones / Mic: Zalman Headphones+ Microphone ($85.00) $4006.50 I could probably get another $100 out of it if I had a better play around with the video card. And that's also 1TB (and a bit) of storage (well over their 120GB drive)

Tell me you don't mean with a toy plane. The reason they took em out of all the Microsoft Flight Simulators :? ... Ironically the first time I played a Flight Sim I actually crashed into one of the towers :-? I was trying to do stunts in my plane though, tried to do a figure 8 around and between them :ohnoes:

Always amisung to see no one else likes a 17kg brick for a case. On a side note, the everglide stuff is hardly close to true gamer gear. It's stuff you could probably consider "budget gamer-gear".

*sigh* 4 000 Australian dollars = 3 080.8 U.S. dollars = 2 421.82218 Euro = 1 619.85383 British pounds

This goes into the same box of unknowns as my webcam needing to be plugged in about 20 times before Windows finds it, when every other usb devices I have loads normally. This could just be a case of opening the case, having a check at the connectors for the front ports though.

There's an aussie show called Good Game (a show for gamers hosted by gamers - personally i think it's a joke). Anyhow, thehosts are building a system to give away in a comp, these are the sepcs: Case Name: Thermaltake - Tai Chi Motherboard: Intel Bad Axe - D975XBX CPU: Intel Core 2 Extreme - X6800 Video Card: Gainward 7900 GTX 512Mb RAM: GeIL 2 X 1Gb Dual Channel, DDR2 Ultra Plus, 800Mhz, 3-3-3-8 CPU Heatsink/Fan: Thermaltake - Golden Orb Hard Drive: Western Digital 120GB Optical Drive: LG DVD Burner Everglide s-500 Professional Gaming Headphones Everglide g-1000 Professional Gaming Mouse Everglide t-1000 Professional Gaming Keyboard Everglide fnatic Titan Mouse Pad Monitor - Samsung SyncMaster 931C Windows XP Home Edition Costing them about AU$4,000 Off the top of my head, half the system is a joke for that amount of money :-? Anyone else agree? I'm gonna have a play around with a $4,000 budget, see what I come up with to beat it. Who wants in on making the best rig they can? Consider it a bit of fun ;)

Hm, that's a new one on me. Good thing I registered when it was free :ohnoes:

And we call it murder where I'm from :P

I didn't think anyone else on TIF knew roxette existed (other than myself and Tanya) + 11ty billion e-cool points :thumbsup:

code tags + a bit of effort for spacing = win. And another reason i'm not big on tables, is the layouts already use them, if the bbcode broke, you'd run a high risk of breaking the layouts.

Oh, that is so true. Homebrew is effectively the only reason half the people I know who own PSPs got one.

Well said Cruiser. First time I touched flash, seriously, was march of this year. And there's nothing I've learnt that I couldn't have found out by myself.