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Oh. Yeah, I made that today as a matter of fact

It's a reskinned R33.

I'd listen to a row of nails going down a chalkboard before I listened to that

yes That compressor was supposed to recharge long before that warning lamp came on. That warning light was on from 3:11 to 9:45 and I still made it last - retarders come in handy I also bet you didn't notice that at the end, I didn't shut off the engine - it died when I came to a standstill

Yep. I know about their overseas losses. That's because they don't have a corrupt bunch of pricks running stuff*, unlike the people in the courts over here. (*this statement could be completely untrue, especially in places like China)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecWNUVC2mkM

Prime example of why I distrust the justice system, from the officers to the jury and even the judge. Just look at how effed up this system is. Look at Apple, winning baseless patent infringement suits. Multi-touch? Existed since before Apple even thought if it.

"Jury Duty". Two words I never want to hear ever again.

>say this: >get this: "wat do?"

I know you're pissed

Gun Hill and what?

Stol......."acquired" from Wikipedia. Prevention Tinnitus and hearing loss can be permanent conditions. If a ringing in the ears is audible following lengthy exposure to a source of loud noise, such as a music concert or an industrial workplace, it means lasting damage may have already occurred. Prolonged exposure to sound or noise levels as low as 70 dB can result in damage to hearing (see noise health effects). For musicians and DJs, special musicians' earplugs play an important role in preventing tinnitus; they can lower the volume of the music without distorting the sound and can prevent tinnitus from developing in later years. For anyone using loud electrical appliances, such as hair dryers or vacuum cleaners, or who work in noisy environments such as building sites, where earmuffs are impractical, earplugs are also helpful in reducing noise exposure. This is also the case for while riding motorcycles, mopeds etc. While operating lawn mowers, hammer drills, grinders, and similar, earmuffs may be more appropriate for hearing protection.

By not going to future loud events. It may stop this time, but the next time hearing loss could say "Hello there, Threxx". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tinnitus#Prevention

LG can't get anything right. Their successor to the G2. Those Optimus POSs. Their horrible MyTouch phones. And now they're going to ruin the Nexus line with their mediocre phones.

No matter how much I want to get that phone, I just can't. It's a Samsung, which means it doesn't have a proper bootloader for me to fall back on when I nuke something . And I don't want to hear about Download Mode either. I am not buying a jig. Shouldn't have to, considering how vital of a function that is.

Just like talking to a certain brick wall in City Hall. I can only imagine if you got to decide where the 32s go Use those for the J.

That voice dictation key ruins the whole layout of that keyboard. At least put it at the bottom.

Open the device and void the warranty

That HD2 wouldn't suck if you installed Android on it. Yes, Windows Mobile 6.5 sucks........but WP7 sucks even more And no, that 16GB of memory isn't even internal. It's literally an internal SD Card. They hid the card slot inside.

I'm pretty sure your phone will reach 4G speeds while going through Sprint's storefront window. Or just keep arguing. If it doesn't work , there's always the not so good way of getting a replacement, something that I had to resort to myself once.

It's gotten worse. 1) Locked Bootloader 2) Numerous screen defects 3) Deformed plastics 4) Faulty Wi-Fi. They sure are having fun with those multi-hundred dollar lemons, aren't they?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1585082 So much for that One series, eh?

It's different on the railroads. The deadman's switch is not integrated into the throttle. They have to press an alerter button every few seconds.