Winbolo 1.14

Jan 09, 2004 01:33 Winbolo 1.14

Elvis has been working so hard to make :D Winbolo 1.14 :D so i think that if anybody has anything they Wish/want in :D 1.14 :D please put it in this post so that elvis doesnt have to look at every post for stuff people want.
:D :) :o :lol: :P :wink: :twisted:

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Jan 09, 2004 01:42

Isn't that's what the "Feature Request'' forum is for?

Jason #8

Jan 09, 2004 01:55

You know, these forums were so unorganized and difficult to pore through I'd seethe with anger just trying to read them. But now I'm gasping with relief that DD stepped forward to shoulder some of Elvis' enormous burden and provide a cooling wave of reason in this swamp of half-rotten, badly placed posts.

/end searing sarcasm

:D I love that word 'seethe' :D

Jan 09, 2004 02:16

dont u mean "seath" ?

Jan 09, 2004 02:19

www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/seethe

Jan 09, 2004 03:22

hehe.

Jan 09, 2004 03:35

ohnvm........the word "seetheing" seemed kinna w3!rd tho.

Jan 09, 2004 04:34

Acro wrote:
www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/seethe

That Webster's Dictionary is outta date (1913) :)

Jan 09, 2004 05:08

Spectre wrote:
Acro wrote:
www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/seethe

That Webster's Dictionary is outta date (1913) :)

holy fuck! they had the internet back then!?!? :shock:

Jan 09, 2004 05:33

It wasn't very advanced, back then. For text and images they used punch-cards which were used up until 1980-something. It was also very slow, around 5kps, so a single message took several hours to transmit. It wasn't until Al Gore supported the Internet making that we learned how to use modem lines more efficiently.
Strange, huh?

Jan 09, 2004 06:07

ya, wheeurd.

Jan 09, 2004 09:52

Nova wrote:
It wasn't very advanced, back then. For text and images they used punch-cards which were used up until 1980-something. It was also very slow, around 5kps, so a single message took several hours to transmit. It wasn't until Al Gore supported the Internet making that we learned how to use modem lines more efficiently.
Strange, huh?

5 kbs? That's better than my connection!

Jan 09, 2004 23:47

Try two paper cups connected by a string. It'll beat dialup every time; although laying string across mountain ranges is a pain in the ass. :D

Jan 09, 2004 23:54

hehe

Jan 10, 2004 01:49

My neighbor gets 3.85 kbps. That computer flies!!!!!!!!!!!! (sarcastic)