myscrnnm II

Okay, then stop dissing me.

You're the one who is always talking about freedom of speech.

What do you call this then? Dumbass.

I wasn't referring to censors.

I had to post that because of the Korps Commander's impertinence.

*myscrnnm turns around and blows off the Korps Commander's head by sticking C-4 into his mouth*

No, and again, your reading comprehension fails you. Even if I am indeed a retard, it has nothing to do with the matter at hand.

I exaggerated it for the sake of the post.

Looks as though the Rene the Gay thread just further proves what I've been saying all along.

Okay, then perhaps it is a bit of an exaggeration.

Just because I enjoyed a part of a book does not make me stingy. Your abismal logic and reasoning skills disgust me. What you are saying is basically: If he likes a scene in a book, then he is stingy. Now, what kind of messed-up logic is that? Very stupid logic.

I expect you believe yourself to be the all-knowing third-person narrator, eh?

I am aware of this, but the United States is one of the richer countries in the world, like Switzerland, Luxembourg, Japan, et cetera. Why do you think Sony and Philips invented the E-Ink technology? So that you can conserve energy and save yourself some pain at the same time. eBooks don't suck. You can go and buy your large voluminous books, but I'm going to save some trees thank you very much.

If you don't believe me, you can go and read Digital Fortress for yourself.

This is why you will never progress. You believe that since everyone else (hyperbole) is also susceptible to this hacking, that nothing has to be done about it. It's people like you who inhibit innovation. It is the people who like improvement that get anywhere in life.

But imagine buying the Encyclopedia Britannica collection, then compare it to buying a Sony LIBRIe and a software form of Encyclopedia Britannica. Now, which one is cheaper? Also, in he long run, having to buy the LIBRIe will be cheaper than buying hundreds of books.

Mainly, he has taught us two important things in doing so. First, this website is obviously not secure enough. And secondly, the wonders of hacking.

I am not aware of what kind of reception that Nokia phones typically get, but Ericsson phones have excellent reception, as do Panasonics.

My favourite part was where there was a man fondling the pastry chef's honey-covered breasts.

I suggested the eBook because despite costing money, they are considerably cheaper than their paper counterparts.

I have read the works of lots of good authors, but the one that comes to mind is Dan Brown. I enjoyed his early book, Digital Fortress.

I think worship is a bit of an overstatement.

Samsung is rapidly growing though, almost outselling Nokia. I was dubious of Korean products at first, but from my experience, Samsung phones are typically cheaper than Nokia phones but have far better build-qualities.

No, because if you had bothered to see my posts, you will see that I have respected max123 from the beginning. I see nothing wrong with him or his actions.

Hello. Did I ever say that eBooks are free?