Anime Dad wrote:Poor Wyn-chan, stuck in no-mans-land (no-woman's-land?) :glomp:
I guess I'm just a fanit. :hehe:
Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies
Anime Dad wrote:Poor Wyn-chan, stuck in no-mans-land (no-woman's-land?) :glomp:
Wynter wrote:
Awwww there there. :patpat: >>bakes you a cake, too<<
On Topic: Being a fanboy. It's so hard! :mecry:
MissMonika wrote:Abrupt changes in the weather. I swear it was hot and sunny not too long ago. Now it's gloomy and raining.
MissMonika wrote:Abrupt changes in the weather. I swear it was hot and sunny not too long ago. Now it's gloomy and raining.
Jaegal_Maut wrote:just found out that someone playing around with my browser and all of my bookmark and history is gone.. :say_argh:
kenjilina wrote:
i understand that bikes are harder to see so i make myself visible, such as headlight on and bright coloured vest, but still people try to knock me off. :grumble:
Wynter wrote:
OMG! That sucks, man. :patpat:
On Topic: Dehydration. :ohcrap:
tabana wrote:
That sucks big time.
You can try SoftPerfect File Recovery (FREE) to recover your deleted files if you use IE6, if it's not too late. If you're using firefox, it usually does a backup of all the bookmarks in "Documents and Settings\Jaegal_Maut\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\".
Jaegal_Maut wrote:
Wow thanks alot but when I open bookmarks file.. there's no trace of my old book marks, only the newest that I make few moments ago..
Danji wrote:On topic: Blinded by the sun refracting off my glass desk.
Danji wrote:
And therein lies part of the issue. Both FireFox and IE will overwrite backups of the bookmarks files when new bookmarks are made. It's a real shame....
bmwracer wrote:
Don't you mean "reflecting?" :beaten:
Next time, you should get a desk made with polarized glass. :mrgreen:
tabana wrote:
Weird. I have a "bookmarkbackups" folder in my profile. One of them is over 2 weeks old.
Danji wrote:Actually no. I did mean refracting. Although the light is also reflecting. The glass isn't frosted and when the sun pours in through the window the light refracts (changes direction) and then hits me in the face. A simple reflecting of the light wouldn't truly do too much except make it bright to my right (where the light comes in). Refraction on the other hand allows the light to change direcxtion and SMACK ME in the face!
bmwracer wrote:
Or I should shut my pie hole. :beaten:
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