Quote: Originally Posted by Ratm Better method and nobody gets hurt.

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Weird-ass stork stories go against common sense in my book. A basic explanation of where he came from is certainly more than appropriate t…

Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin So you would have no problem with say if you had a daughter, teaching her how to properly give oral sex to someone at 5? Would that not be wro…

Quote: Originally Posted by Hugi If it's being done in a metaphorical way, like this game does, I have no problems with it. Why would you have problems with it otherwise? I …

Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin Why would you have problems with it otherwise? I am being told here that it's natural. When you're teaching stuff to children, you do it a…

Teaching children (covertly) about sex (this game) = bad? Teaching children (covertly) religious propaganda (Chronicle's of Narnia) = good?

Quote: Originally Posted by - - e r i k - - Teaching children (covertly) about sex (this game) = bad? Teaching children (covertly) religious propaganda (Chronicle's of Narnia) =…

Yes, bartering is a good way of doing things. Me and an ex of mine trade food, music, etc for services. Like last night, I found someone that knew something about Oracle for her.

Those nutty French Canadians.

Both the original article and the post failed at the internet: Link to the original website dammit!

Quote: Originally Posted by Severed Hand of Skywalker Those nutty French Canadians. He's English Canadian.

Um, wouldn't it just be easier to start with a house and barter for a paper clip?

Quote: Originally Posted by alligator Um, wouldn't it just be easier to start with a house and barter for a paper clip? What is the fun in that?

Some people have a lot of time

I'm really looking forward to this option. I've scheduled myself to pick up a new notebook soon, and a 13in widescreen Intel iBook would be exactly what I am looking for. Personal…

It says that the re-build of 10.4.4 will have more support for nvidia... that would be awesome if you were given the option between which GPU you wanted...

I don't think Apple will give a choice of GPU, but if there are Intel iBooks (I'm still skeptical enough not to assume anything), I think a 13.3" widescreen model and the discontin…

If they make a 13.3" widescreen laptop with monitor spanning and a superdrive option, I don't care what they call it, I want it. I had speculated that it might make sense to have …

Quote: Originally Posted by slugslugslug If they make a 13.3" widescreen laptop with monitor spanning and a superdrive option, I don't care what they call it, I want it. I'…

iBooks are VERY favorably priced compared to similarly-equipped PC laptops. (Look for things like a real GPU with real VRAM, not just integrated video.) And of course, all iBooks …

Quote: Originally Posted by tooki iBooks are VERY favorably priced compared to similarly-equipped PC laptops. (Look for things like a real GPU with real VRAM, not just integrate…

I would bet that ThnkSecret is wrong and Apple will not continue with a 12" 4:3 iBook. Consider that the iBook will likely be totally redesigned when it goes Intel. To design a 12"…

I really really want an Intel iBook, but I guess there won't be a spanning hack anymore, since the architecture will change substantially when they go Intel. At least not for some …

I'll post pictures of it when I'm at Macworld. Stay tuned in! I'm just about ready to retire my two year old 12" PowerBook. Too bad airfare was so expensive this year, or I mig…

The "bang for the buck" factor is why we switched in the first place. My wife needed a lightweight portable for school, and looking at ALL the numbers, we found that you get the M…