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CellR wrote:

wilson wrote:

CellR wrote:You are coming up on the Proclamation of 1763. It was one of the first few royal decisions that incited the colonists' resentment of the crown, if I'm not mistaken.

Yes it was. Very good, young squire.

Haha, I actually really enjoyed APUSH this past year. Unlike some of my fellow classmates.

I think all my offspring did also. They had a GREAT teacher. Almost made me want to go back and audit the course.

2048-Duke's 25th Men's NCAA BB Championship and their 10th in a row.

I woulda given us more but I wanted to be realistic and did not want to be too greedy... :roll:

colchar wrote: Tiffany Amber-Thiessen was/is hot as hell.

No kidding. Check this out! http://www.desktopexchange.com/gallery/ ... iessen.jpg

I tried to make it blue text linking to the pic, but damned if I can get that to work, even reading the explanation given last week on how to do that.

wilson wrote:Zack Morris got a 1502 on his SAT.

Is that score even possible? I thought it was always a multiple of 10.

bjornolf wrote:

wilson wrote:Zack Morris got a 1502 on his SAT.

Is that score even possible? I thought it was always a multiple of 10.

It is, or at least nowadays. No idea about back then?

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

colchar wrote: Tiffany Amber-Thiessen was/is hot as hell.

No kidding. Check this out! http://www.desktopexchange.com/gallery/ ... iessen.jpg

I tried to make it blue text linking to the pic, but damned if I can get that to work, even reading the explanation given last week on how to do that.

That link just led to a site with a bunch of ads on it that kept trying to open pop-up windows. But I like where your head was at ;)

colchar wrote:

devildeac wrote:1992-does this REALLY need any explanation...

Shitty, I had planned to do 1991 and 1992 if nobody else had. Then again, knowing this group, that was a pipe dream.

Some things are always worth revisiting.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

colchar wrote: Tiffany Amber-Thiessen was/is hot as hell.

No kidding. Check this out! http://www.desktopexchange.com/gallery/ ... iessen.jpg

I tried to make it blue text linking to the pic, but damned if I can get that to work, even reading the explanation given last week on how to do that.

Well, view her at your own risk. My AVG popped up quickly blocking a virus.

CellR wrote:

bjornolf wrote:

wilson wrote:Zack Morris got a 1502 on his SAT.

Is that score even possible? I thought it was always a multiple of 10.

It is, or at least nowadays. No idea about back then?

That score was not possible at the time, but it's what Zack Morris got.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

colchar wrote: Tiffany Amber-Thiessen was/is hot as hell.

No kidding. Check this out! http://www.desktopexchange.com/gallery/ ... iessen.jpg

I tried to make it blue text linking to the pic, but damned if I can get that to work, even reading the explanation given last week on how to do that.

Well, view her at your own risk. My AVG popped up quickly blocking a virus.

Hmmm. My Norton AV didn't say a word about any virus. Think I'll do scan. Thanks for the heads up.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: Well, view her at your own risk. My AVG popped up quickly blocking a virus.

Hmmm. My Norton AV didn't say a word about any virus. Think I'll do scan. Thanks for the heads up.

An awesome tool I use at the shop and on my computer every couple weeks is MalwareBytes Antimalware. You can get it here, it finds all sorts of crap that sneaks through. Small to download, quick to install and to run.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-A ... TwoColWrap <---- can get it there

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: Well, view her at your own risk. My AVG popped up quickly blocking a virus.

Hmmm. My Norton AV didn't say a word about any virus. Think I'll do scan. Thanks for the heads up.

An awesome tool I use at the shop and on my computer every couple weeks is MalwareBytes Antimalware. You can get it here, it finds all sorts of crap that sneaks through. Small to download, quick to install and to run.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-A ... TwoColWrap <---- can get it there

Anyone else have some free quality anti-virus software?
I wiped my hard drive about a year ago to clean up all the crap, but never got anything better than the first free program I was recommended...

CellR wrote:Anyone else have some free quality anti-virus software?
I wiped my hard drive about a year ago to clean up all the crap, but never got anything better than the first free program I was recommended...

AVG. It's all you need and works great, also free.
And since this needs to go back to topic....in 1546 Henry the 8th founded Cambridge. And probably thought about whacking his wife.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: Well, view her at your own risk. My AVG popped up quickly blocking a virus.

Hmmm. My Norton AV didn't say a word about any virus. Think I'll do scan. Thanks for the heads up.

An awesome tool I use at the shop and on my computer every couple weeks is MalwareBytes Antimalware. You can get it here, it finds all sorts of crap that sneaks through. Small to download, quick to install and to run.
http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-A ... TwoColWrap <---- can get it there

It looked like they wanted to charge for the software, so I downloaded AdAware (free version) instead. I've used that, and Spybot, before.

What about the registry repair program that was on the same page as the Malware download? Is this a good or bad program?

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: It looked like they wanted to charge for the software, so I downloaded AdAware (free version) instead. I've used that, and Spybot, before.

What about the registry repair program that was on the same page as the Malware download? Is this a good or bad program?

Antimalware is free (There is a pay version, but you don't have to ever get it). Ad-Aware is ok, but not as good as it used to be, because it installs services now, and will slow your computer down. That registry repair program is crap. They make it seem like that's the program you are supposed to download, I don't like that about download.com. Spybot is always good, but antimalware is faster, and does a better job.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote: It looked like they wanted to charge for the software, so I downloaded AdAware (free version) instead. I've used that, and Spybot, before.

What about the registry repair program that was on the same page as the Malware download? Is this a good or bad program?

Antimalware is free (There is a pay version, but you don't have to ever get it). Ad-Aware is ok, but not as good as it used to be, because it installs services now, and will slow your computer down. That registry repair program is crap. They make it seem like that's the program you are supposed to download, I don't like that about download.com. Spybot is always good, but antimalware is faster, and does a better job.

Yeah, I clicked on download the registry thing by mistake and installed it, but didn't let it fix the 386 things it found wrong, and have deleted the program.

Maybe tomorrow I'll get the antimalware program. I'll delete the AdAware if I do.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

colchar wrote:

devildeac wrote:1992-does this REALLY need any explanation...

Shitty, I had planned to do 1991 and 1992 if nobody else had. Then again, knowing this group, that was a pipe dream.

Some things are always worth revisiting.

A valid point sir, a very valid point.

CameronBornAndBred wrote: AVG. It's all you need and works great, also free.

Be careful though about what it identifies as a virus. I screwed up my desktop by not paying attention to what it was deleting and just allowed it to go ahead. Turns out it deleted a couple of system files and I had to reload Vista from scratch.

And since this needs to go back to topic....in 1546 Henry the 8th founded Cambridge.

Which Cambridge? The university was founded in 1209 and the town existed long before the university did.

colchar wrote: Which Cambridge? The university was founded in 1209 and the town existed long before the university did.

Oooops...I gave an incomplete statement. Trinity College, Cambridge was founded in 1546.
Looks like J.B. Duke and Henry had something in common.

wilson wrote:

CellR wrote:

bjornolf wrote:
Is that score even possible? I thought it was always a multiple of 10.

It is, or at least nowadays. No idea about back then?

That score was not possible at the time, but it's what Zack Morris got.

Does that put Zack Morris in close league with Chuck Norris?