Im a PC and im DEAD

Because you have to pity me. :afrog:

Oh it's all about you, isn't it Bill? The whole world. Dot-circle.

I kinda like the thought of that...

AND:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by max

Oh it's all about you, isn't it Bill? The whole world. Dot-circle.

---

We don't want mendhak to go all grammatical on us. :rolleyes:

'ware the grammar nazi!

You people make me [sic]. :(

i wouldnt say the world's about him, but the thread is. He did create it after all...
That kind of makes him this thread's GOD.

Actually I am the thread god.... hear me woar!!!!

What does it sound like when you woar?

Knowing him, the word is probably a combination of whiny and roar.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by max

Knowing him, the word is probably a combination of whiny and roar.

---

roflcopterz.

Actually its my witers lisp I cant wite woar!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by MaximilianMayrhofer

Knowing him, the word is probably a combination of whiny and roar.

---

And you........ Watch it.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by DeanMc

And you........ Watch it.

---

http://icanhascheezburger.files.word...wkward-owl.jpg

Not awkward but I did crack a smile if that helps?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by DeanMc

Im unsure of which way to back up as I find that if it is not automatic I wont do it.

---

That's why I keep almost everything I'd want to keep in the event of a reformat on secondary drives. Currently more than 300GB of games, apps, iso's, code, video, music, etc. that exist OFF of my Windows drive. So, as I plan on doing tonight, I can spontaneously decide to reformat and not risk losing anything important. Also, since I'm OCD about keeping setup files, I can get my PC back up and running usually within two hours, to include all custom Windows tweaks, utility apps, music library, everything.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by MaximilianMayrhofer

I once tried to power my laptop using a battery we learned to make in chemistry class. The motherboard burned. Well, no it didn't and this never happened, but it would have been cool. :afrog:

---

Reminds me of the "old days" when PC's were brand new. (Circa 1982). We learned at Quadram that when you let the white cloud out of the chip it didn't work any more.

-Max :D