Gryph

babies

I don't think you read very carefully or saw the alleged source code. It is a disassembled GiriGiri exe file.

Haha! So wrong...yet surprisingly funny. Luckily I've never had to put up with that kind of terrorism.

Error

ROFL. This is Fatal's way of spreading his thanks. He'll announce everything to the world. Haha! Awesome. Nice to see him still posting.

exchange

money

geek

Oh, I didn't see whose birthday it was today, but happy birthday Fatal! I don't want to seem like an asshole or anything, but shouldn't this have been done through PM?

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Super

gate (ok, back to non-science terms )

corpus cavernosum

Right now I have a Radeon 9700 Pro so I'm not going to upgrade now. It's not the worst card around and its DX9 capable so that's all I care about. I was just asking to get your opinion on that.

ureter (muahaha! science terms!)

"I live my life one quarter mile at a time." Funniest quote ever from Fast and teh Furious. Or..."Enter the XANDER ZONE!!!" Yet another piece of classic cinema.

mean

But in the disassembled "source" of GiriGiri it said Copyright of Sega Corp. 2002.

K'dash, do you think getting a Shader Model 3 capable card (the 6800) is worth it right now? Or just go with the X800 since not many games (just Far Cry so far and I'm not too impressed with it) will use it just yet.

brunette

I also thought this movie resembled The Second Renaissance from The Animatrix.

I'd rather watch an Archie and Friends movie instead of this Green Lantern crap. But I'd love to see Vin Diesal as Mega Man. And Jean Claude Van Damme as Zero.

The composition of the case shouldn't really affect anything. But the design can, you should get one that has good ventilation and lots of fan slots to keep your system cool. An expansion slot is the PCI and AGP ports. AGP graphics cards are the most abudent. The kind of graphics card you want depends on how much you can spend. If you can $300+, you can get top of the line stuff like ATI Radeon X800 and Nvidia GeForce 6800. Each of those cards come in 3 levels, low, medium and high. But for now a Radeon 9600 or 9800 Pro or XT (K'dash, you're help is required here) should do the trick and those are cheaper than the ones mentioned earlier. Go to www.newegg.com to see a selection of cards in your price range, they are a very good site and have very good prices.

That looks like a pretty good movie but I don't have time to see it this weekend. I may see it sometime next week.

Cruz