Not a shadow of a doubt that it couldn't have been me.

I've been enjoying every show and every sport. I support every athlete. Which athletes are interesting?

That's definitely better than spending five dollars on a small popcorn or a Justin Bieber poster.

Posted by Anya

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I just got a Question Mark. Still no reappearance of the Tardis.

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Just got it. At first I was thinking it was one of those long, dark ghosts from Pacman, but I clicked it, and...

It's dry today at 90˚F. Lots of days, the clouds will cover the sky and make things a little dark, but no rain or just a few sprinkles. That's all.

Posted by Marzen64

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I found out today that there's something wrong with our Comcast internet. And yes I know, the problem is it's Comcast, hah hah, but seriously. It's like I'm using Dial-up again. Within the past week and a half or so, the internet's been cutting out more than usual. I've found out why. Every time the phone rings, the internet's gone. I tested it earlier, and yep, that's exactly it. It's annoying cause we always get fuckin' spam calls every hour.

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I don't know if this (or Trelior's) is exactly your issue or not, but that sounds like the time we had a cordless phone. The first few months I thought the problem was with Comcast, but I figured the pattern out and checked out the phone. It was hardwired to use 2.4 GHz to communicate with the base, which was interference with our router and it's internet. No matter how close we put our devices to the antenna, it wouldn't receive anything; when that call ended, BOOM! Internet. We had a set of cordless phones, but they seemed much more powerful and was the set that wiped the signal out. A slightly older set we had didn't interfere badly, but the phone stopped working. We lost flexibility and we now have a corded phone. Again, this might not be your situation, but it may possibly explain a little bit to others as well.

Whoa, Googie! And Cellar Dweller! Glad to see that you've made it here to World 8. Thanks for joining, and point people that you know to this board! Enjoy your stay.

Posted by Ryudo

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We've been watching some events, but not everything. The ones that NBC seems fit to show at like 11pm ish are recorded via DVR and we watch em the next day.

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Weird. From what I've seen, the only other things I've seen NBC air are local news and the Today Show over them. I saw Wheel of Fortune on Saturday. What they're showing after 11 PM or so is the full re-runs of the shows they aired during the daytime.

HORSES.

I'll be starting school in a little less than two weeks, on the Monday after next. Unlike all other years, we will have no fall breaks from this point on because the board used it to extend the summer.

I went to pick up my brand new laptop that our district bought and configured earlier this summer. It's really contradictory for all of them to ship with 4GB of RAM with 32-bit Windows 7 Professional. That's only 2.92 usable GB! You might be thinking, "at least you can use 16-bit programs, right?"; I don't want to do what I'm not sure if I'm supposed to do.

BEER.

EDIT: And...

PARTY.

PUZZLE

FIGURE

Posted by Liliana

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There's nothing interesting, except for a Zelda cutscene that somehow got over 300,000 views...

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At least there are things like that that get views. There are some horrendous videos that can get thousands to millions of views in a matter of hours for no reason, and there are fun videos that reach under a thousand or a hundred views. There's barely any logic at all, if there was any in the first place.

As for soda, I drink Sprite or Coke about every four or five months. Diet drinks contain unbelievably higher amounts of strange things than regular sodas like Dr. Pepper and stuff. Also, Mountain Dew has been containing bromine in the form of brominated vegetable oil since 2011, which is also used as a flame retardant.

Not much information has been revealed or told about this country. This republic has not been focused on map making lately, so what you see here is an estimate.

Posted by Scrydan

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I am hoping I give as much chance for people to post as possible. The more people post, the more people will post yet more. It is like the sum of its parts will create another sum of its parts or some math term like that. I have more thread ideas so I can keep going.

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This works because it worked in the past. This sounds very familiar to a few government strategies that have been put down.

Posted by Trapster

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That indeed will be extremely fun... until you're full. Lots of creative ideas could arise from such events, but I hope it's not just limited to hot dogs.