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The dutch can take the ducks, as long as they give us an awesome name to use for rebranding in return :p Nice video there t, think I've seen it once before.

I thought the context was quite obvious, but obviously you weren't paying attention to the music scene in the late 90's :nnnn: I haven't seen that video in years - she has a bit of a Katie Perry look going there (just a bit).

Hi Ken You wanna go for a ride? Sure, Ken http://y2u.be/ZyhrYis509A

Cool video, but we've supported Vimeo embedding with those tube tags for ages ;)

Exactly :p

Forget the new cars, clothes, features, etc - we've mostly stopped playing the game due to the physics, so fix them first ;)

I needed a new one (had the Microsoft 8000 Laser mouse which for some reason no longer charges its batteries. So I just sorted all the mice by price (highest to lowest), and picked the first Logitech one (the G700 I think). Bit of a weird shape but so far so good. That's if you've got $100 to burn.

FZR2000 FTW! :p

Portal2Central

If you've ever run an older OS on the drive though, chances are it's set to IDE mode though. Again, you can't access the BIOS so you can't really check. Have you tried starting the laptop in Safe Mode (press F8 repeatedly while booting to access the hidden menu)? Depending on how disruptive the virus is, I usually recommend formatting to definitely get rid of it, but in the meantime you might as well get the latest version of MalwareBytes AntiMalware if you choose to proceed in that direction. You might be able to remove the files while the drive is in your PC, but corrupted registry entries, startup lists, etc won't be fixed.

cream/creamy/creaming, every brand calls it something different

Never heard of Perrier... Google tells me it's mineral water, not soft drink anyway. Added mountain dew and adjusted votes - that's usually what I get if I'm ever at KFC.

You know we have a Driver thread now? ;)

A few options: 1) Work out what key to press to choose the bootup device. On older Toshiba's it was ESC. On current ones it's F12. Then you can pick the DVD/Optical drive, and it will ask you to 'Press any key to boot from CD/DVD drive...". If neither of those work, just google it (how to boot toshiba satellite [model] dvd) 2) Attach the HDD to your computer and install Windows. Once completed, run the sysprep command (which I recommend you Google to find out how to use it, and know in advance what it does.) - basically it strips all the drivers, user info, settings, serial number, etc. Computer builders and shops use this tool for dumping the same 'image' onto different PC's, then when you turn on the PC you have a setup wizard asking for usernames, serial, etc. 3) Install Windows, and use a backup program that lets you restore the image file onto "dissimilar hardware". In making the above suggestions I presume everything is legit as far as serial keys go.

Congrats on being the only person besides me to care about this on here :)

^^^^^

I had a go at the new Seasonals last night (since Ozz wasn't playing online), the Subaru one I can do, but one of the AI drivers ruined my last lap so got 3rd. Then I tried the Lotus one and that was insanely difficult. Didn't try the Fiat one.

Felt really nice when playing GT5 earlier in combination with leather G25 and buttkicker.

Today I bought a box: and inside that box was another box: and inside that box a chair: and lots of chair-related stuff: and no assembly instructions :( But no matter, I've assembled chairs before, how hard can it be? :) and with the center post that allows you to rest a laptop or clamp a wheel to it: Oh and I got this while I was down there:

Try contacting Sony via their website. Maybe there's a 'Forgot Password' link there.

The guy who made the snow mod changed it, so I guess you could too. I don't know which file it is though.

Blackbox don't deserver to use the NFS name - they've consistently made the series worse - from what I've seen so far, I'm not interested in this one at all.

Yes :leaves:

Yes :dontcare:

Yes :toetap: