That was the weekend I didn't have internet because I changed rooms and had to wait on Comcast's bitch-ass to move it over.

FUCK!

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I can believe it.

I was up for 2 days straight and my reading and typing skills were just fine.

I can believe it.

No TF2 yet. I'm holding out on a deal. I hope one comes around soon...

But yes, both L4D games.


Last Edit: Oct 9, 2010 2:49:11 GMT by Lucifer

Left 4 Dead (first one). Does anyone else play this? I'm pretty sure Chris does. Assuming you have Steam (and if you don't, GET IT), we should play this sometime.

Mass Effect. Reminds me a lot of KOTOR. I'm diggin' it. I also played Serious Sam HD. Fucking love the game, but I swear it's harder than it was before.

It may or may not get me back into WoW. We'll see.

Laaate reply, but I finally have stable internet. I had it for a tad bit, but then they made me change rooms, so I had to wait like a week to get my internet moved over. To answer your question, Joe, I got the HP 1040-210, I believe. Something like that. It is a 210. It's pretty nice and Ubuntu runs great on it. I've been on my main laptop lately, though, because I've been on a spending spree on Steam getting all sorts of games 'n' shit.

Tech N9ne.

I know what she's talking about with the chicken container thing. They used the same types of pans at my high school and at the galleys here on base (and at boot camp). I mean, really, you wouldn't expect it to be super hot with boiling water underneath without some sort of prior experience. There's just no reason to think that. I mean, yeah, I know better because I've fucking served food out of the things before. She clearly didn't get any training or explanation. It's reasonable that she wouldn't assume it's hot enough to burn her.

As for the knife, it's just common sense NOT to put that shit in water with other dishes. It's a safety hazard and here she got injured because someone wasn't being safe or intelligent.

Really, I can't see how her injuries are her fault. Yeah, she could've taken precautions, but there's a point in every activity where a little bit of ignorance mixed with a little bit of trust leads to assumptions. She was ignorant of the boiling water and trusted her boss wouldn't blindly tell her to handle something dangerous without first educating her. She was wrong, but I wouldn't call it her fault. Her boss should've said something or told someone who knew how the thing operated to handle it.

I'm with you, Torque. Shit's stupid.

How do you know they're faked, Josh?

Also, I lol'd at the first post regardless.