Dog shit taco!
I have never heard this before.
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Dog shit taco!
I have never heard this before.
Do Sprint phones use SIM cards?
No. GSM phones, which in the US is Cingular and T-Mobile, use SIMs.
I have never heard this before.
I believe it arose from a discussion of some particular food items in the cafeteria at my university. Though it may have come from a cartoon of some sort, I'm not really sure.
from google: it's a quote from "South Park."
It's also the name of a band.
Before we get into what's changing, let us discuss what ISN'T changing. Metacritic.com will continue to operate as a stand-alone website looking and functioning an awful lot like it does today.
uh huh. I bet that's what CNET told mp3.com and tvtome.com.
Allyson, I jsut got a new Sprint phone, and did not want a camera or a "direct connect" or any of that shit. I'm mostly quite happy with the LG125 I ended up getting, though the address book is kinda annoying me. It doesn't have an antenna sticking out, which makes it smaller, it's a flip phone, which I like, and shows who's calling on the outside without opening it, etc, etc. It was like, $30, I think?
Nebbermind, I figured out what was funky as soon as I posted.
My Windows XP SP2 box has, for no discernable reason, crapped out completely on me. I turned it off for a few minutes this morning, and when I turned it on, it became unable to reboot. It keeps restarting, and I keep winding up at the emergency boot up menu, where every choice just repeats the cycle, even starting in safe mode.
It kind of looks like Windows is BSODing during the boot up process, but the blue screen flashes by so quickly, it's impossible to tell what the problem is.
If someone could offer any kind of helpful suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'll read when I'm back from Texas.
See if the install disk boots.
It also could be a failing Power supply or loose power cable on the hard drive.