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After this patch, I uninstalled the game -- end of story.

Yes, after the 1.2 patch it still works. To make it work, you need to prone and zoom in with a support weapon, the US one works the best, and right as it overheats, press reload and fire together about three or four times and then hold fire. It doesn't always work however, and the way it glitches seems to be different about every time. Before the patch I could just press reload and fire together a few times and it would work almost perfect, now it seems like you need to figit with it much more. If I find a more solid way to do it I'll be sure to share.

This glitch turned out to be quite easy, when the gun overheats and makes the lockup sound, you alternate between pressing Reload and Fire quickly until the gun starts to fire again. It was after I saw the video that I decided to try it out even though no one had instructions for it.

"1.86GHz/533MHz FSB" Pretty lame for a "uber lap top".

Undiagnosed mental disorder?

Jarhead was pretty strange, but it had some funny parts.

It's not a bad trick, but it's pretty obvious when he switches the coin right before the trick. You can easily see he's palming something in his left hand.

I know this sick mother fucker.

Well, you caught me, my boyfriend had to say something. *sigh*

Yep, that's definitely gotta be the reason. Too bad I have real friends that don't need to get drunk every night just to tell anyone about how fucked up they were.

I concur.

I love when rappers make jokes out of themselves, I just wish ignorant white trash assholes wouldn't follow in their footsteps.

This is the exact reason why I don't go to parties. I rather stay home and whack it compared to watching some white trash get rolled while their wigger boyfriends try to break it up.

Usually schools still use ethernet hubs. So, find a class room, or two, that have one or more. Then, just loop a cable between two ports. If your school uses only a single router at the POP, then this should effectively kill the entire network.

Currently, 64bit means nothing -- there are hardly any applications that support it. So, by saying that AMD or Intel is better because of its processor's bandwidth is kinda stupid. The fact is, AMD and Intel processors can both run on many of the same model boards, ie. Asus A8N Sli Deluxe, with hardly any *noticable* performance gain or loss. It's more a question of context. Choosing which processor is for you is about understanding the pros and cons of each. Some problems you run into with Intels are totally different than AMDs, and vice versa.

This is why school shootings are fun; I just wished these kids knew where to get a gun.

It's virtually impossible to take away a person's blind belief in something. So, even if you totally discredit it, you still have to hear the "God's will" speech. And in the words of George Carlin:

I simply concur with the thread title. Hell, I live in Baltimore; I was about the only non-wigger in my school.