Stupid Guest Tricks

Lasolimu wrote:How badly do you want to know?

Not 'that' bad. There's a 'gentleman' here in town,who had his name changed to "The Scary Guy". He was on TV quite some time ago,and he is scary looking. From what I understand,he's the 'nicest' person to know.
I think you con goggle him.

YUP,you can.

I knew he wasn't going to last when he pulled the whole "No peanuts on a plane?? That will COMPLETELY INTERFERE with my CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS TO LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS!!1!!11!! That is the worst crime against humanity EVER!!" thing.

Mayonnaise, that was a lovely and clear takedown of passive-aggression you posted a while back.

DisneyMom wrote:I think it was Mel Gibson!

Nah, if it was then there would have been racial slurs.

hobie16 wrote:No doubt. The telling part of the picture is he's still using an impact printer.

What, the 1982-vintage IBM PC with the dual full-height floppy drives wasn't clue enough? Do they even *make* 5-1/4" floppies any more?








That last was a rhetorical question. To save the compulsive among you from wasting your time, yes they do. <floppydisk.com> and <floppydisks.com> are the two primary vendors.

Zazu wrote:That last was a rhetorical question. To save the compulsive among you from wasting your time, yes they do. <floppydisk.com> and <floppydisks.com> are the two primary vendors.

Nice, I've been looking for some of those. Thanks for the info.



(Not really, I don't even have a a drive for them in my computer anymore)

Zazu wrote:What, the 1982-vintage IBM PC with the dual full-height floppy drives wasn't clue enough? Do they even *make* 5-1/4" floppies any more?

Now floppy drives on the other hand are no longer in production by anybody.

Amphigorey wrote:I knew he wasn't going to last when he pulled the whole "No peanuts on a plane??

dude. I loved the peanut thread. Good times.

Kifaru wrote:dude. I loved the peanut thread. Good times.

I love peanuts. I love being in the peanut gallery. But I'm kinda picky, it's becoming harder to get the peanuts I like. :(

Zazu wrote:What, the 1982-vintage IBM PC with the dual full-height floppy drives wasn't clue enough? Do they even *make* 5-1/4" floppies any more?



That last was a rhetorical question. To save the compulsive among you from wasting your time, yes they do. <floppydisk.com> and <floppydisks.com> are the two primary vendors.

I still have an unopened box of 5 1/4 diskes, as well as a drive. (it IS in my "old media" storage box, along with a zip drive!)

And we loose the topic at hand again! Woot!