Best of all - YOU ARE NOT DEAD.evlcookie said:
Zaro said:
CrazedProfessional said:
It totally is. That was my old case, which has been relegated to an Asterisk server. I'm rocking the P183 now, which is basically the same but has slightly more airflow. The look of the P182 is so much cleaner though, I kinda miss it.Bernbaum said:
That blows... I love the Zinger burgers. PS. I hope we still get the Tower back someday. My favourite burger ever.Bernbaum said:Best of all - YOU ARE NOT DEAD.
Serrels tweeted a link to one of the Gawker/Allure sites that compard the burger to other staples of the Aussie junkfood landscape which showed it's really not much worse than the garbage we've already been eating. Interestingly the Zinger burger has like a billion times more fat.
tuna on dry toast for me today
I have the Coolermaster 690 II Advanced. It's pretty boss, but from what I understand you can't fit the bigger (5870/5970) video cards in it.
We're still number four! Even SBS are knocking at the door.BanShunsaku said:
A little bit of the extra light philadelphia cheese helps for tuna on toast I find. Removes a bit of the dryness and adds stuff all to the fat or overall calorie content.Bernbaum said:tuna on dry toast for me today
Heh. Good work. Mine aren't being delivered to Uni, but to my home in Randwick, so they probably will be delivered by the same guy anyway. I'll just go home early to wait for the package, because timing is almost exactly the same as last time for that other one I posted so far. I lived in Kensington a few years back for a few years too, on the street behind Peter's. Nice suburb, but I really hate the lack of a major supermarket within walking distance.commanderdeek said:
Fredescu said:
I find that that normally results in getting a heap of shitty websites that don't indicate stock and when you follow up on the sweet price at the top of the list, they're out stock. Or it's in stock and the guy runs the store out of his home (based on static ice, I've bought from peoples homes twice now). That might work for a single part, but buying a full PC by that method is infuriating. I prefer to use one vendor with a reliable website that indicates stock properly and maybe pay a little more to have all my warranty claims go through one place. That's IT Estate for me in Sydney. I'm sure it would be UMart if I was in QLD.x3n05 said:
Fredescu said:
Gazunta said:
Omi said:
Heh. Reminds me of a taxi driver whose cab I jumped in. He had just finished smoking a joint, it still smelt from it. Halfway into the trip he started swerving all over the place trying to keep it straight (lucky it was the early hours of the morning and the streets were empty). Shortly after he started with that, he turned to me and asked me if I wanted to drive.BanShunsaku said:
Gazunta said:
Cool. Make sure you let us know as soon as you find out so we can finally plan this SydGAF thing. You're obviously our catalyst...evlcookie said:
:lolDanoss said:
It's not that bad if you're just in and around the city. The main non-Choc problem with Sydney public transport is that it was never put in around the outer Sydney population growth centers, so now the North West and South West are fucked for another 15 years. Which is probably why people are leaving Sydney in droves.evlcookie said:
