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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

matthew — Fri, 13 Nov 2015 10:32:20 -0000

i scared my uncle he punched me in the face im 10

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Skyler Douthit — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:21:19 -0000

wow dis was a long time ago

Re: Nine Reasons Every Eee PC User Should Get Easy Peasy

Linux User — Mon, 01 Dec 2014 12:37:41 -0000

Your right its good but no good for EEEPC 701 SOME (just some) menus e.g find network printer install, exceed the screen res 480 pixels. and the buttons are at hte bottom so you cannot click on OK or Continue Unless you have an external monitor with a higher resoloution But this tthe same on all Ubuntu derivatives now. Shame.

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

[D.C.D.A] Duderocket69 — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 18:26:35 -0000

my friend i know how u feel my uncle has a friend who is a phone operator. she makes fun of me and i guess scene i am 14 that is the age for revengence

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

[D.C.D.A] Duderocket69 — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 18:23:04 -0000

Ive tried to prank my uncle and he gets me back every time. I did however scare my brother. I went into the kitchen and grabbed a knife. (i had a ketchup packet in my shirt). i sliced my shirt and my brother saw blood (ketchup). And i fell "dead". as a 14 year old i seem to have a lot of pressure so i pretended to be stressed and then i did the prank. Well my brother got so scared that he called my mom (who was at the store) and started crying. i eventually got up and told him it was a prank, he was pissed off. i even got in trouble but it was worth it

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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

crystal — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 10:37:33 -0000

I am so happy I found this.web page cause I have a really annoying sister and im gonna scare her thanks for the advice it really helped

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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Vicky — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 15:55:34 -0000

Lol mw and my brother I'm 13 he is 12 I scared hm by letting the room get quiet with nothing but the tv and threw an object at the wall xD

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Chris — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 15:21:19 -0000

Hi im 14 and i really love scaring people! i always wanted to scare my uncles friend so bad cause she always made fun of me! so i got a scary simple mask and while she was in her room with the door half closed i went and hid behind the door. when she opened it she had no idea someone was going to be there and was simply going to drink water and when she saw me with the mask she stepped back so fast and hit her head on the wall and started screaming and screaming and then crying and laughing.HILLARIOUS

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Dvacula — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 20:40:04 -0000

I'm vampiric and I don't find this scary so I'm going to find out where you reside (via your servers IP) then come drink the blood out of your body until you turn blue and die.... mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha mahaha

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Joychen1333 — Fri, 25 May 2012 14:44:36 -0000

That was really helpful! I want to try it too, to scare my brother! Tell you a secret, he gets scared really easily too!

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Re: MailPlane: Not Worth the Price

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I love the mailplane app and i figured at the time it was worth it, and I mostly use it for one account, managing several accounts from 1 single gmail account. I came across this website after making a search for windows equivilant of mailplane. I found that there is an up and coming program called GeeMail, which is cross platform Win, Mac, Linux, but requires Adobe Air http://www.adobe.com/produc... . Will test and see how it goes

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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

Warshacke — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 12:41:47 -0000

Very interesting, I give props to the man with loud noises and a machete in his bloody glove. I can't wait to use this on my brother... my sister couldn't handle it. And, I have a theory; while it is true that if you show a pop-up picture of "It" (great movie, btw), they'll be startled, but okay, fictional fear extremities will work in certain situations. For example, Jason maybe scary, but put a guy in a room with zombie ninja cyborgs popping up, or some other ridiculous scheme, they are going to, literally, piss themselves. Chucky is freaky, but have a gunshot go off, and a body dragged away by a giant bat/shark/wolf thing and start running after you when the intestines are torn out, the guy's gonna pass out. So, in reality, I concur/contradict your theory. I appreciate it, but if you don't mind, I think I'll stick to my tactics of startle then scare then show no f**king mercy. My respects as always,

Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

pretty awsome — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 03:50:13 -0000

you take him into a dark room and you have all the light off in the holl house and as you go in that dark room you leave the door crack a littel then ell him to cloes his eyes and then you make music come on by it self and you bretend you r scared and you make littel laughing kid sounds and then you scream and bretend your getting smacked by it and then you run out of the sreaming and hide and leave like fake blood hand prents and scrape marks on the floor and then he will be scared as heck

Re: MailPlane: Not Worth the Price

Joe — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 05:13:05 -0000

As a Mac user you should realise that the price goes beyond just the app itself... "Build quality" and customer service set the Mac apart from its Windows PC rivals. I feel the same way about MailPlane. I do agree that if the price was about a third cheaper I would've ponied up the money by now. As it is I'm going to use the app until the 30-day trial is up to give me the most time possible before buying. But for me, I've seen no flaws and it's the only app I've used that does everything I need. So to me, it's worth the money. But true, any more than $25 and I'd probably be looking elsewhere.

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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

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Re: How to Scare People: A Practical Guide

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Re: Bad Mac Design

IebsiBlpo6Ia — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 11:38:09 -0000

I am in no way an Apple fan, in fact I hate the things, but as part of my job I have had to open many Macs up for repair. I came from a background of laptop repair, so working on a Mac mini was easy.

Sure, Apple make may bad decisions, but to be honest there is nothing wrong with the mac mini build. The problem comes from your experience with working on large desktop machines which are kids toys to work on. You need to treat the mac mini as a laptop. Apart from getting the top case off in the first place and I agree the putty knife is stupid, the Mac Mini is easy to work on. Breaking the Airport and also accidentally disconnecting the fan control cable is due to being heavy handed and lacking experience!

If you are not comfortable working on a Mac Mini Apple do actually supply a service to have the Mac mini upgraded. It may cost, but at least the job will be done properly. As Macs are so expensive this would be worth your while for a professional (or somebody trained) to undertake the upgrade, rather the end up with a damaged Mac.