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Insurance companies… They drove the price up to begin with. When the pharmaceutical co’s found out that these insurance co’s would pay high prices on the patients behalf, prices sky-rocketted. That’s the short and simple version of the story, anyway…
Open Messenger, go into options and look for something like "run messenger on startup" and uncheck it. I’d be more specific, but I’m pulling this from my memory. :aliensmile:
Karate is one of my favorite bands! Have you heard their two later albums, Unsolved and Some Boots? They are MUCH jazzier than their previous stuff, and very, very good!
Unfortunately, I aquired ‘Let’s Electrify’ (the song) from less RIAA-friendly methods. I have yet to find anything from the rest of the ep, but that particular song is awesome. :aliensmile:
Thank you, thank you!
I’ve been a fan a ‘Man… or Astroman?’ for a long time. They used to come to my town every year, but stopped doing that after Starcrunch left, for some reason.
…and yes, there is at least one rockin’ Songs Ohia song, but probably not many more than that. :aliensmile:
My Freakscene account is so bad that I don’t use it anymore. It fills up in about 2 days… Part of it is that the spam filtering is pathetic on everyone.net (our email provider).
As, for unsubscribing, Flying Cloud, you’re probably making things worse. A lot of spammers use the unsubscibe link to varify that they’ve hit a live address.
They are the lowest form of humanity! :slap:
CGI is not a sound file, but a script to be run by a webpage. The CGI script was probably supposed to call the sound file when you clicked on the link. This was probably done to keep you from saving the sound file to your hard drive or as an organization method for the webmaster. Did you do a "save as" type thing, and did you just click on the link for the file?
I like NewEgg. I have bought from them many times and have never had any trouble and they always get my stuff to me in about 3 or 4 days (not counting weekends).
I’m have a Viewsonic P95F+, which is a 19" CRT (cathode ray tube, the big clunky, old-school style monitors) that I have been very happy with. They’re a somewhat higher quality among consumer level monitors and Newegg has them for $279 USD w/ free shipping (and it also comes in black). You could find 19"s for cheaper than that too, but be sure to look for some reviews so that you don’t buy an ultra-cheap one that’s gonna die in a year.
Flat-panels are very nice, especially since you don’t play games (some LCD’s don’t like certain games very much). A 17" LCD is roughly the same screen size as a 19" CRT (an 18" LCD is exactly the same screen size). Expect to pay roughly $400 USD for a 17" LCD though.
Hope that helps you some.
Rosa’s birthday is tomorrow…
…along with another freakscene member, though I can’t quite remeber who… :p
