For additional fun you may guess the sex of those who used the book.
It's still available. The reviews are interesting.
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Edit images with The GIMP
Draw with Inkscape
Record and edit sound with Audacity
Make nonsense with JanusNode
Replace Microsoft shit
Here are around 2000 rss feeds for your reader of choice.
For Mac folks:
Edit text with Textwrangler
Everything is easier with Quicksilver
For Windows folks:
Automate everything with AutoHotkey
Use Launchy instead of navigating folders
4 comments:
The song Hot Shot City is particularly good
Have you seen the glorious Leonard Snerdley?
Lawrence of Arabia (Superbit Collection)
1 of 68 people found the following review helpful:
Five stars for the film, one star for the presentation, March 31, 2004
I bought this DVD as a way to show off my new DVD player to my family. I had seen the movie several times in the theater, and knew its bright colors would be beautiful on my TV screen.
To my horror, I saw that Columbia had seen fit to alter a masterpiece. Yes, the film came complete with those horrific black bars at the top and bottom of my screen, which obscured about half of the picture. I've seen those bars on the "artsy" videos on TV, and I sometimes enjoy them. But this is a classic work of art! You don't try to make it "hip" and "relevant" with modern touches. It would be like adding a moustache to the Mona Lisa.
Until Columbia drops the act and releases "Lawrence of Arabia" without those bars, letting us see all of the picture, stay away.
Is Leonard Snerdley, as his name suggests, a joke?
I think Leonard's a combination of joke and serious. I really believe, for instance, that he thinks the world of David Gates and Bread. Kind of a Neil Hamburger thing maybe.
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