Bandwidth Place 2

LOL i would have said

negro please or

oh no he didn't

no its
"no yoo di-ent"

<ndruo> i'm usig my onscreen keyboard
<ndruo> i's very triksies
<ndruo> he ltters re vry mall
<NeroMan> Translation: The letters are very small.
<ndruo> this will enhance my FPS skills
<SuperJoe> What's the translation for that?
<NeroMan> Translation: This will enhance my sexual ability.
<ndruo> i hte you.
<ndruo> GOD
<NeroMan> Translation: I love you, GENERAL ZOD
<ndruo> iffclt is this
<ndruo>
<NeroMan> Translation: This is difficult to the point I am saddened
<SuperJoe> General Zod is pretty cool, I'll admit.
<ndruo> 8=======D translte this
<NeroMan> Translation: "My penis is small enough that I can make a life size depiction of it using IRC text."

LOL holy shit someone like that has no hope in FPS XD

oh and
http://www.peteredge.orcon.net.nz/casepics.htm

why the hell do some AC outlets have the thing where one pin can be wider than the other, and the plug must be plugged in that way? isnt AC like.. positive and negative switching back and for like 60 times a second or something? why would direction matter??

The "wider" one is designed for 220 power plugs... look at a 220 male end and look at a 110 male end.... the 220 end is different and can only be pluged in one way. However the one end of a 110 sometimes has a slightly wider prong that servers a grounding purpose.

if ur talking about that plug that has one of the flat ones going perpendicular to the other flat one, thats not what im talking about, its just the normal 110 with one flat one bulbing out at the end. and why would it be for grounding? what happened to the round one on the "bottom" then?



why is one wider.

I never understood that either. They say it's for saftey reasons though... =\

i am bored. indian C++ teacher's accent is strong XD

oh and im using PortableFirefox
installed on flash drive and can be opened on any PC

http://www.canaca.com/virtual.html

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palmboy5 wrote:installed on flash drive and can be opened on any PC

Wow, I'm jealous.

palmboy5 wrote:http://www.canaca.com/virtual.html

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http://www.ace-host.net/ is better for similar price, its what i use

what?

ace:
5GB, 50GB transfer, $3.95
canaca:
10GB, 200GB transfer, $3.95

also, ace is 3.95 a month if you sign up for 36 months. canaca's is 24.

http://windowssecrets.com/comp/050512/

scroll down to "Firefox" part.

palmboy5 wrote:if ur talking about that plug that has one of the flat ones going perpendicular to the other flat one, thats not what im talking about, its just the normal 110 with one flat one bulbing out at the end. and why would it be for grounding? what happened to the round one on the "bottom" then?



why is one wider.

It's for polarity. You might want to look that word up.
Of course, if you had bothered to look at the URl for the pic you posted, you'd have seen "icon-2/polarized%20outlets.gif"

if you would read a little further back

palmboy5 wrote:isnt AC like.. positive and negative switching back and for like 60 times a second or something? why would direction matter??

last time i checked, positive and negative were the "poles" and it wouldnt matter which way you plug it in.