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  1. If anyone asks me who I voted for, I will tell them in glorious democratic party style "I voted for Kerry but then I didn't vote for Kerry".
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    Okay, let's try this for a plot line: A huge alien mothership goes around collecting species for close observation with simulated biospheres for each specie's homeworld. These guys in lost got caught up in this scooping action. They are being observed by these unknown aliens. The creature in lost is actually an introduced alien from one of the other biospheres to see how the humans would react and handle it. Hey, it's TV expect it.
  3. Yup, except it doesn't contain the 2.00.00 patch content that's why you need to install that one first before anything above that version. Also, don't forget to place the patch file into the game directory before running the patch. [ 10-22-2004, 10:07 PM: Message edited by: LostInSpace ]
  4. quote:Originally posted by XOR: 1: Hey, sorry ive been out of the loop for a while and my current version is v2.00.07 i was wondering if i wil have to reinstall and use 2.00.00 or can i just install v2.00.16?? 2: also does v2.00.00 now contain everything up to v2.00.16? 1: No you don't need to do a fresh install (Unless you want to. If you do, just make sure you install ver 2.00.00 and then 2.00.16). Just go ahead and install the 2.00.16 over the 2.00.07. 2: 2.00.00 was a major patch from the original retail version and does not contain anything above that.
  5. I'm going to leave it on while at work. If anyone has any problems logging into it or staying in it PM me the problem. I've been seeing a few coming in and not staying very long or trying to connect and getting disconnected. No NPC (will try this out tonight) Graphic Console 6 players
  6. So far runs great been running for a few hours now. Jamotto's been getting good frame rates and seems pretty stable. If it don't lock up, maybe I'll keep it on all day while at work.
  7. Yup setting the firewall to enable the proper ports now. I forgot about that. Sorry...
  8. Hmmm, let me look into that I'm on a T1 speed connection. I set Max Bandwidth: T1 and Max connection speed:None.
  9. I'm running a test right now with the ver 2.016 if anyone what's to give the MP server a try. Here's my IP right now 68.161.100.238 but I think I should show up in the server list as LostInSpace. I'll leave it on till at least 10 a.m. tomorrow.
  10. Nope, it's not just you. Just look at his wife and her comments! I'm sorry but I just can't in my wildest nightmares see her as First Lady OMFG or Kerry as president.
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    quote:Originally posted by Scrivener: I think I have it figured out... they're all dead... and the island is some kind of afterlife. Some level of hell. They're LOST SOULS. That would explain the flashbacks... and also the crazy invisible monster thingie. Not to mention the not-quite-dead father... Just a hunch. I've kept quite on this since I haven't been watching it myself but the talk around here in my neck of the woods was just that. Explains why in the begining someone was in a wheel chair when prior to the flight and then after the crash didn't need it. Makes sense, although he could have been faking for whatever reason. The monster may not be a monster after all but their time of judgement. Hmmmm... Kind of reminds me of this movie about a military flight crew downed in the desert and one by one they disappeared or was it a movie? It might have been a twilight zone episode? Damn, I can't remember.
  12. There's MP a demo for it on gamespot Nexus: The Jupiter Incident
  13. TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) -- Japan's Toshiba Corp.said Wednesday it would introduce notebook computers with HD DVD technology in the last quarter of 2005 in a move to pressure rivals in the battle over formats for next-generation DVDs.
  14. quote:Originally posted by Tac: Anyways, I dont understand how a woman in this case (article) could be so STUPID to even get in front of someone who had a loaded gun. Like your dad said "women" .
  15. That was excellent great post Jaguar. Brings right to the fore front the hypocrisy of the Democrats. Much like when you view Kerry's voting record in the senate when there's a Democrat in office compared to a Republican in office.
  16. quote:Originally posted by Jaguar: She's actually a Republican plant... SHHHH, don't tell anybody!! Actually, she just might me doing what the Democrats want. Because, if she keeps this up, Kerry ain't going nowhere no matter how many plans he has and will pave the road for Hillary Clinton in 2008.
  17. Teresa Heinz Kerry apologizes for remark You just can't shut her up.
  18. How the hell are they getting their hands on these. Has to be inside jobs.
  19. I just saw this on Inside edition: O'Reilly Crush? The he said/she said sexual harassment dispute between Fox News ChannelÔÇÖs Bill O'Reilly and one of his show producers is getting more complicated. Inside EditionÔÇÖs Les Trent has more on the latest allegations raising eyebrows in this complex case. No more futher details from their web site. But the gist of it is, that the accuser had a crush on O'Reilly, had lunch with Al Franken and she got kicked out of a restaurant for rude and obnoxious behavior. Inside edition will probably have their report posted soon.
  20. In reguard to U.S. education, you can blame the social promotion program on that. A full generation or two subjected to this policy.Taking Responsibility for Ending Social Promotion: A Guide for Educators and State and Local Leaders ÔÇö May 1999 . Now I can't seem to find who started this, when or why but it has the smell of Democrats all over it. I can tell you it's failed miserably here in NYC. Maybe the reason why there's so many unemployed in my howm town NYC and else where across the nation as Kerry stated in his debate.
  21. quote:Originally posted by Takvah: I can surely take it. I could have put myself in the lead role but that would have been too concieted of me. Remember the allegory of this skit, it's about a "person" (being politicaly correct) who tries to go up against the system. In this respects, you are a David going up against a Goliath. Oh no, I hope Jaguar dosent' think I think he's part of the system. Ah, you can't win.
  22. quote:Originally posted by Jaguar: I KNOW who the anti-democracy forces in this country are, and it sure ain't the Republicans. I do also. Kerry and his million man plan or should I say person to be politicaly correct. I just can't believe Kerry and his democrats are falling back on that old scare tactic about Social Security that they tried the last election. The elderly are easily coned by anyone calling them up saying if they send their lifes savings you'll get millions in return. Oh yeah, target the elderly with that crap that's real honorable.
  23. quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: They also sold a bunch of other properties e.g. the Redneck Rampage license was sold to Vivendi I think. You are most correct ".....including the sale of the Redneck Rampage property to Vivendi Universal" Vivendi Universal I wonder if they'll do anything with it. I'd love to see another installment of that game.
  24. More than 30 Canadian internet pharmacies have decided not to accept bulk orders of prescription drugs from US states and municipalities. The move delivers a potentially serious setback to US politicians most notably Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry campaigning to give Americans easier access to cheap drugs from Canada. Mr Kerry has argued that opening the US to Canadian imports could help lower the costs of prescription drugs for elderly Americans. Such reimportation has become one of the points of difference between him and President George W. Bush during the election campaign. But growing concern in Canada that growing exports to the US could lead to rising prices and shortages north of the border has prompted the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (Cipa), whose members include several of the biggest internet and mail-order drugstores, to act. ÔÇ£We don't want to give Americans the impression that we have unlimited supply for them to tap into on a commercial basis,ÔÇØ said David Mackay, the association's executive director. Americans, he added, ÔÇ£can't get everything from Canada. We can't be your complete drugstoreÔÇØ. Prescription drug prices are significantly lower in Canada than the US, because of price controls and bulk buying by the 10 provinces. Individual Americans have crossed the border for years to buy cheap medicines, but the internet and spiralling healthcare costs in the US have led to a wider movement for states and cities to sourcethe drugs they need from Canada. Several states, such as Minnesota and New Hampshire, have set up websites directing residents to approved pharmacies in Canada. Cipa members would continue to service these customers, Mr Mackay said, but would not deal with states such as Illinois and Wisconsin that have proposed turning over their entire supply system to a Canadian internet pharmacy. Cipa members make up about a quarter of the roughly 150 internet pharmacies operating in Canada, raising the question whether others will follow its lead. Mr Mackay said discussion had been heated at an all-day meeting of Cipa last month at which the new policy was approved. With pharmaceutical manufacturers seeking to restrict supplies and the US Congressional Budget Office recently saying that reimportation from Canada would have a ÔÇ£negligibleÔÇØ impact on US drugs spending, the internet pharmacies have already had difficulty meeting demand from south of the border. Several have set up alliances with pharmacies in other countries. A sharp rise in the Canadian dollar has also squeezed profits. Ujjal Dosanjh, Canada's health minister, said over the weekend that he was not concerned ÔÇ£at this pointÔÇØ either about domestic shortages or the safety of Canadian medicines. Still, public opinion appears to be gradually turning against the online operators. Canadian Treatment Action Council, a lobby group representing pharmacists and patients, is due to speak out today against drug exports to the US.
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