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So basically America went alternative and started to wear all black andpointly jewellery to show how different you are?
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Can the Haunting Torgo Theme really be considered to be that haunting?
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If people find it scary, why not.
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Post by Blackstar the Chakat »

Teaos wrote:You silly Americans with your strange names for things. Gear stick is moved by left hand. Hand break is aswel. Drive on left side.
What strange names? And if you drive on the left side then everyone is coming at you. And reaching for the shifter with the left hand would be awkward.
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As long as the lettering on the cars is the same, I don't care what I shift with.
Speaking of shift, has anyone ever had the problem of their shift button on the keyboard locking up?
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stitch626 wrote:...Speaking of shift, has anyone ever had the problem of their shift button on the keyboard locking up?
Locking up as in the button doesn't work, or like "it's stuck down"? Either way, you've got a problem. My Memorex keyboard is rather nice (it's silver and black, so matched my monitor and case as well :wink: ), and only cost $15. I've never had a problem with it.
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What I meant was acting as if I was holding it, even when I'm not. Like caps lock.
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stitch626 wrote:What I meant was acting as if I was holding it, even when I'm not. Like caps lock.
Weird. Still might be an input issue. Have you tried hitting it yet? You'd be surprised how many problems can be solved by hitting things. :wink:
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Oh, I didn't mean I have the problem now. I've just had it before, and yes, hitting it did work... eventuelly.
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Say, I thought you were a blue tribble... :)
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Look at my location. It says "this ain't a picture of me". I'm just showing you a Borg Tribble. :)
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stitch626 wrote:Look at my location. It says "this ain't a picture of me". I'm just showing you a Borg Tribble. :)
I just noticed that a minute ago. :oops:

Nice work on that, BTW. :wink:
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:oops: I found it, I didn't make it.
I don't have that much skill.
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stitch626 wrote::oops: I found it, I didn't make it.
I don't have that much skill.
Someone else already considered the concept of an assimilated tribble? That's amusing. :)
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Oo oo oo...
My brother is now a user. His name is Nickswitz (online name, not real name). :D
Yay.
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