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When will we see what the shirts will look like. Is the logo mentioned earlier the one at the top of the page? :?

They were links I found on another forum. I wouldn't be surpised if they don't work as I started this thread a month ago.

NES Sega Saturn Sega Game Gear Xbox -modded

Riding down lots of stairs 7 or 8 sets I think. Didn't fall or anything, but not all that fun.

^^While in line for the Legend...."We should have gone to Kentucky Kingdom, they have this stand up coaster, Chang. It goes about 100 mph."

Corrupt rm file, and the file format does not match the extension error on the wmv.

Both files error for me.

I got a corrupted file error on your zip. Try just attaching the wmv e;fb

^When you wore the vest?

Yeah I noticed that too. ad-block's flash overlay will take care of it if you don't mind using two extensions. Can you link the site? Fortunatly, most flash ad's are in iFrames as far as I've noticed. Tips from the dev site Use the context menu to remove something. If you remove too much use the 'Undo Last Rip' on the edit menu to go back. Don't click the context menu directly on an image, click on the surrounding areas instead. The reason for this is that images placed by 'Ad Servers' are typically random, i.e. sometimes it is an image, sometimes it might be a flash etc. Rip cannot currently remove content contained within a IFrame within a document click near the iframe to remove the row containing the iframe. I will fix this in the next minor release. Use the Options dialog to specify wildcard's within URL's once you have successfully Rip content from a single page. E.g. http://*.yahoo.com/* matches all webpages in the Yahoo domain. I will put an option to automatically do this when you initially rip content. Use the standard Page Source to find the content you need to removed and look for common 'class' or 'id' attributes on div or table tags surrounding the content to remove. Then use the built-in XPath editor to specify more general XPath queries to find and remove this content generally rather than in a specific position. E.g. //div[@class=ad] will find and remove all content contained in a div tag which have a class attribute = 'ad'

^ That's the great thing about RIP. If the ad's are all on the same domain you can usually kill an entire sites ads with one click. Just use the RIP Advanced and choose one of the options. The highlighted borders show what your about to block, and there is an undo function as well. But yes, killing all of Putz's iFrames and other crap took about 20 xPath queries.

Go from this: (notice the site's content cant even fit into the screen on a 1280x1024 resolution...nice work J) To this: RIP stands for Remove it Permanently. This seriously awesome extension recently released version 1.0 so it's time for a post about it. What RIP does is allow you to right click on any page element and then remove it. poof, gone. Prior to removal, it will flash a red box around the area that will be removed so that you can make sure that only the stuff you want to be gone is actually removed. It removes the elements you don't want right out of the document tree and firefox will then neatly reflow everything as if the ad was never there in the first place. If you accidentally mess something up, there's a handy undo function in the edit menu. RIP remembers what and where any elements you remove were so that thenext time you come back to a URL matching one of it's filters, it willkill it as soon as it sees it. Occasionally there is a slight delay inthis as the extension waits for the page to fully render so it can makesure the element to kill is the right one, but overall it workssuperbly. Think of it like Proxomitron's ad killing power with a GUI. Killing single elements is useful, but RIP can also kill entire classesof elements with out needing to know about regexps or other fancyfiltering methods. The advanced RIP sub-menu offers the ability to killsimilar elements, the parent container element, and various options onwhich domains the filter should effect. For example, when I was killingads on anandtech.com, I noticed that I had the advanced option to killa div with class "adcontainer" so I nuked that and subsequently killedevery single ad on the site in one stroke. After applying a RIP to thesite, you can go in and tweak the range of URLs it effects by hand ifyou're so inclined. One helpful hint is that clicking right next to something you want todelete often works better than clicking directly on it. That way you'llget the containing block as well as the element within. This isn'tfoolproof, so be sure to watch for the blinking highlight to make sureyou're removing what you really intend to. Check out the mozdev page for some screen shots of RIP in action http://rip.mozdev.org/

I drive a 4cl Jetta 1.8T...Turbo I still get 400 miles out of a 12 gallon tank, and more than enough power. It is 174hp/180lbs of torque stock, but a chip will give you 200hp/240 lbs of torque :shock: . They are fun as hell to drive!

^Believe me I know about the origins of 420, and the 420 smoke outs they have in CO blah blah blah. I just get tired of OMG its 4/20 we HAVE to go get high today. "...I was planning on it just like you, and like we would every other day so what is so special now?"

OMGWTFBBQ Arff Arff Arff it's Dr00g day! Seriously, do you really think anyone outside of 8th graders smoking out of a coke can care that its 4/20? No one needs a special day to smoke. I'm celebrating 4/20 for Hitler's Birthday YAY!

Rhapsody + Replay Music = You can have your itunes

^^Those pics are actually from www.amityvillemurders.com/ Everything you want to know about the murders/books/movies is there. The family the books and movies are based on have admitted to making up most of what they claimed happened for money. Personally I would rather them make a NC-17 full recreation of the murders. That story is much better anyway.

That looks awsome. I'd take that over KK for sure. That looks to be a much more intense ride.

^Actually I think there are four. Yes it is strange.

I go to the gym 5 times a week, and try to hit the trails (mountain bike) once a week or more. I do 30 minutes of interval training on a eliptical trainer(4-5 min at a heart rate lower than 138 then sprint for 2-4 min to get your heart rate between 150-160). I also do alot of back and ab weights to build a strong core for riding.

^Yes, your thinking of Mud Island. It has the Mississippi river walk, a resturant, and a nice ampetheater that is Awsome to see concerts at. There is a monorail going over there. There is a chase scene in the Firm there. I bit the bullet and registered for this dog**it paper so no one else would have to. Here is the article:

Don't go with a smaller file size! If you got the bandwidth leave it huge. My 6mb line doesn't mind, and I hate downloading video in crappy resolutions. If its going to be 13 MB already go ahead and leave it 60...as long as you can afford it EDIT: Great video, but this was clearly the time to feature Take My Breath Away.

I loved Opryland. Beautiful park (Old Mill Scream, and the Barnstormer on the lake). Most of my first rides are there (looping -Wabash, White Water - Grizzly River Rampage, Bobsled - Delta Demon). The park had tons of charm, and was typically really busy. When we took trips up there we usually had two day passes at the park. We stayed in the Opryland hotel more than once just to patronize the park. I haven't been in Nashville overnight more than one time since the park closed, and my brother lives up there! Of course you can't forget about Chaos. The music, 3d glasses, and the queue tunnel made for an incredible experience when you're 8. It's a shame that park is gone.

Have fun all you CA donkeys. Sounds like it will be an awsome time. Maybe we can meet up and get some Memphis BBQ when you guys come through here for Magic Springs and Libertyland later this year.

Looks like yall had a better day at the park. I'm with the rest saying you should have delt with that kid, but it doesn't look like he ruined your day. Thats too bad for Dallas, poor kid just keeps getting robbed. Robb, you got to get some wooden blocks for his shoes or something.