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Originally Posted by Zaladane
SHUT UP AND LET US AGREE WITH YOU
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Originally Posted by Zaladane
SHUT UP AND LET US AGREE WITH YOU
Haha, yeah, when my older brother bought his 40GB one it seemed monstrously huge given that our computer before then was really outdated, and we had like a 2GB HDD in it. :P Times change quickly. :'DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stark
hey people :wav:
I had a 40GB HDD once
NEVER AGAIN.
I once had a 10MB drive :awesome:
wow the smallest drive I've had was either 4gb or 8gb.
My first USB drive was 64MB :)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Grouch
You're not allowed post outside of skype. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivolt
My uncle gave me a laptop when I was a kid with a HDD of 128MB. :wacko:
I like how I am in that skype group and am never on skype :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
I WILL NOT BE BOUNDQuote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
Yes. You should rectify that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheras
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Think of all the .txt files you could store!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
Maybe a couple of mp3s as well!!! :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Elin
Actually, a few years ago I installed the Homebrew Channel onto my Wii. But I didn't particularly care about emulators / pirated games, and only wanted it so that I could play games of all regions on it, so I just put a tiny 32MB SD card we had in an old camera into it, as I only needed a handful of MB of space anyway. The other day, though, I decided to copy a couple of emulators to that same card to play some SNES and Genesis games on the big TV with controllers. Has been a long time since I've found myself faced with not having enough space for SNES ROMs, and having to take into consideration that some of the bigger RPGs like Chrono Trigger are a few MB bigger than lots of other games. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
I havent played league consistently for months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivolt
You're a strong independent Ivolt who don't need no man. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivolt
Work my 8 today. Going up yo New Castle at 7:00 to help lay a new tile floor at another one of our facilities. Probably gonna pull an all nighter, then be back at work at 8 in the morning. Then back to the floor again at 7 tomorrow night.
Gonna be tired Friday...which will probably be my first opportunity to sleep.
damn man somone needs to get you a 6 pack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I have so many hdds I honestly don't know off the top of my head how much space I have.
Oh and lol'd @ elly's story with emus on the Wii. :)
all right yard work tomorrow!!! ok so I'm not that thrilled about it hopefully it won't be so humid out if it's going to be sunny and 80.
is this shit for real? :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
No idea. But it made me giggle.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Grouch
the gorilla shit made me laugh a little.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
You get a whole new look on life when..............you are fucked up on a sleeping pill that dont put you to sleep..............jus sayin :wacko:
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Originally Posted by The Grouch
Just rolled in. 4am. I can actually grab about 2 1\2 hours sleep.
Samsung thinks I burnt nearly 1400 calories by playing disc golf and working.
I call bullshit.
Haha, 1400 calories sounds like a slight exaggeration, yeah. :'D Especially if you don't have that active a job. You do burn a surprising amount of calories just by being on your feet all day and moving around briskly, though. I dropped way back into underweight weight ranges working as a waitress, even with all of the extra food the chefs gave to me. Though stress may have been a factor there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spose'
My job is pretty active. According to this app(I got a fitbit to try out as soon as i finish setting it up) I usually do 7-10k steps a day. I pretty much only sit at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elin
Mix that with ~2.5-3hours of disk(disc?) gold I guess it could be possible.
Supposedly did 16.11km.
Which is 52854 feet.
The disc gold field is apparently 1.7km-1.9km(high on both ends).
Still feels a bit too high, but meh. I'm constantly walking all day, even if in circles and just small paths to grab something all day.
thats rough hope you don't burn yourself out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I never really counted my job towards any level of exercise I do but I suppose it counts because I can be on my feet all day.
Today though I had cake in work that someone made and brought in.
Sounds like you're doing a pretty decent amount of exercise anyway, regardless of the accuracy or lack thereof of the app. ^^;;; Are you trying to lose weight? Or just set up the app as a curiosity?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spose'
Mix of both. Don't want to be obese and as self hating in a year or two when my niece is growing up. ^-^
Yeah, I never really thought about it as exercise either until one of the other waitresses who was trying to lose a little weight showed me the pedometer app on her phone at the end of the night once. Didn't realise just how much we were moving around. ^^;;;Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
Aww, sounds like a good incentive to lose weight. ^^;;; I know from talking to a couple of friends who are working to lose weight that sometimes just the fact that "it's healthy" isn't enough motivation on its own, and that sometimes you need that little something to give you a push and get you started. So it's good that you have that target of being healthier and happier in two years' time for your niece's sake to keep you driven and motivated. ^^;;; I'm lucky in that being mostly vegan plus having what I assume must be a fairly fast metabolism has meant that I've never had to deal with obesity myself (though there have been times where depression has pushed me to stop eating and I've slipped towards the other end of the spectrum), but I can definitely sympathise with the whole self-loathing thing. And I know that exercise has always helped me there. ^^;;; I always feel much, much better about myself after a long walk or playing some sports, and I've always felt like it's one of the best means of maintaining mental health as well as physical. Hopefully it'll be just as positive for you! Good luck! ^_^Quote:
Originally Posted by Spose'
@Tassadar Re: accidental cake eating, my girlfriend is one of the chefs at a Japanese and Korean restaurant here where they also make their own cakes and desserts. Usually they sell out, as they make them fresh in quite limited quantities each day, and they tend to be quite popular because they're all Japanese / Korean influenced desserts that you can't find in many other places in the city. But whatever doesn't sell she gets to bring home. And there was one day when none of the customers who came had seemed that keen on dessert for whatever reason, and we wound up with like eight generously sized portions of green tea tiramisu in our fridge that needed to be eaten. Tried not to think too hard about how many calories that was. :'D Being in close proximity to somebody who regularly makes sweet things is dangerous (and often delicious) business. :wacko:
Agreed. God knows what its going to be like in another decade :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Elin
I need to post here more. I keep missing people :(
yard work is done till it gets shady out.