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Poop Man Bob

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  1. I'd imagine he either screws 'em into the studs (no homo) or uses drywall anchors.
  2. I'm trying to find a program that allows me to transfer photos off of my iPod and back onto my computer. I have a 30G dealey, not a nano. Any advice?
  3. I thought the thread title was "Pizza Bums" .. like homeless dudes that survive off pizza and nothing else.
  4. Re: ANIMATED GIF HALL OF FAME SUPERTHREAD Arrested Development. It's the episode where they're trying to borrow money from their great-uncle, I think, who's played by Martin Short. "To the nuts!"
  5. Is there some other PMB on the board who has red hair? Cause my shit's a nice brown. Like poop.
  6. Hahahahaha. I have no idea why I have a cape, but I love it.
  7. And this is excellent, too: http://bentobjects.blogspot.com/
  8. If anyone finds a good before/after shot of the bridge post it. I'm interested in seeing what it looked like prior to the collapse.
  9. Carrot-Tops: Being Red Not So Easy In The British Isles, Some Redheads Feel Discriminated Against July 29, 2007 — Julianne Moore, Nicole Kidman and Marcia Cross all have one thing in common. Besides being successful actresses, the three ladies are all redheads. Some call them carrot-tops, copper-colored or believe stereotypes about feisty personalities. But in at least one country, being a redhead isn't so easy. The British Isles feature more redheads than anywhere else on earth. But some people who have the genetic trait said they feel discriminated against. "It's horrible," one woman said. "I mean, I love redheads. But people are quite anti-them." In England, the flame-haired are called "ginger" or "ginge." Photographer Charlotte Rushton said people often yell at her in the street and she often feels like part of a minority. "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down," Rushton said. The nation that gave the world Ginger Spice, the Duchess of York and Lily Cole may be ginger-phobic. And it is not a joke. One British family of redheads, the Chapmans, told the British media it was driven from its home by abuse including anti-redhead grafitti, vandalism and physical assaults. Even Prince Harry has said he was bullied at school because of his hair. Apparently, his army buddies called him the ginger bullet magnet and his girlfriend calls him the big ginger. "Somebody with ginger hair will stand out from the crowd." said Louise Burfitt-Dons of the group Act Against Bullying. Waitress Sarah Primmer just sued her boss for sexist and "ginger" abuse and won $35,000 compensation. "When you get older, you don't expect people to say things about the color. It's not nice," she said. Even TV comedian Catherine Tate highlights such absurdity with a fictional refuge for abused gingers on "The Catherine Tate Show." "We have all sorts of gingers here: Gingers in denial, confused gingers even militant gingers," she joked on her show. Rushton said when redheads see one another, there often is a sense of camaraderie. "Redheads walk along the street and we nod or wink or smile at each other," she said. Rushton has photographed red heads for an as-yet unpublished book, "Ginger Nuts: A Celebration of Carrot Tops." "It's a glorious color," she said. "It's amazing. Nature produced this color." Link.
  10. Poop Man Bob

    Gaming

    I'm pretty sure my 360 has to go into the repair shop. I keep receiving the "disc is unreadable - it may be dirty or damaged" error message. I have received this message with three separate games, all of which were brand new - none of which had any scratches or were dirty. I have followed the help steps xbox.com has provided, and the problem persists. I assume at this point that it's the console. So if I have to send it in, I'd like to keep the data I have saved on the console. What is the easiest/cheapest way to transfer data off of the console and onto a temporary storage device? Thanks.
  11. Texan's trailer set ablaze in Internet feud 02:02 PM CDT on Thursday, July 26, 2007 Associated Press ELM MOTT, Texas - A Navy man who got mad when someone mocked him as a "nerd" over the Internet climbed into his car and drove 1,300 miles from Virginia to Texas to teach the other guy a lesson. As he made his way toward Texas, Fire Controlman 2nd Class Petty Officer Russell Tavares posted photos online showing the welcome signs at several states' borders, as if to prove to his Internet friends that he meant business. When he finally arrived, Tavares burned the guy's trailer down. This week, Tavares, 27, was sentenced to seven years in prison after pleading no contest to arson and admitting he set the blaze. "I didn't think anybody was stupid enough to try to kill anybody over an Internet fight," said John G. Anderson, 59, who suffered smoke inhalation while trying to put out the 2005 blaze that caused $50,000 in damage to his trailer and computer equipment. The feud started when Anderson, who runs a haunted house near Waco, joined a picture-sharing Web site and posted his artwork and political views. After he blocked some people from his page because of insults and foul language, they retaliated by making obscene digitally altered pictures of him, he said. Anderson, who went by the screen name "Johnny Darkness," traded barbs with Tavares, aka "PyroDice." Investigators say Tavares boiled over when Anderson called him a nerd and posted a digitally altered photo making Tavares look like a skinny boy in high-water pants, holding a gun and a laptop under a "Revenge of the Nerds" sign. Tavares obtained Anderson's real name and hometown from Anderson's Web page about his Museum of Horrors Haunted House. Tavares took leave from his post as a weapons systems operator at the AEGIS Training and Readiness Center in Dahlgren, Va., and started driving. Investigators say he told them he planned to point a shotgun at Anderson and shoot his computer. Instead, when he got to Elm Mott -- after posting one last photo of a "Welcome to Texas" sign -- Tavares threw a piece of gasoline-soaked plastic foam into the back of Anderson's mobile home and lit a flare, authorities say. Tavares' attorney, Susan Kelly Johnston, said his trip to the Waco area was a last-minute decision during a cross-country trip to visit his parents in Arizona. She said he never intended to hurt Anderson and did not think he was in the trailer when he set the fire. James Pack, an investigator with the McLennan County Sheriff's Office, caught up with Tavares after talking to people in several states and Spain who had been involved in the online feud. Tavares' cell phone records showed he was in the Waco area at the time of the fire, Pack said. Tavares told investigators that Anderson had spread computer viruses and insulted his online friends for too long, Pack said. "He lost everything -- all over an Internet squabble," the investigator said. Tavares was discharged last year from the Navy, where he earned several medals -- including the pistol expert and rifle expert medals -- in his nine-year career, said Navy spokesman Mike McLellan. Tavares would not let the feud go even at his sentencing. According to Pack, Tavares took cell-phone photos of Anderson in the courtroom while the judge was hearing another case. Authorities ordered the photos erased. Anderson, an ex-Marine who served in Vietnam, said he continues to be harassed online, has been startled by people knocking on his window late at night and found bullet holes in a door to his business. He said he is convinced the harassment is related to the Internet feud and plans to spend $30,000 on more fencing topped with barbed wire. "Before this happened, the rule was: Nobody messes with the haunted house guy," Anderson said. Link.
  12. Just watch it. http://www.kanyewest.com/?content=video_cant_tell_alt
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