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Finally, you can test the 'blondes have more fun' theory completely.
Hair color for your "betty".
posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 10:44 AM on November 4, 2006
(70 comments)
It turns out, in the PC game business,
no copy protection doesn't mean everyone pirates your game. This makes
some people angry. From the article:
"For example, we were quite disturbed to discover that the company that makes Starforce provided a working URL to a list of pirated GalCiv II torrents. I'm not sure whether what they did was illegal or not, but it's troubling nevertheless and was totally unnecessary."
via digg
posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 6:16 PM on March 11, 2006
(25 comments)
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posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 8:42 AM on August 24, 2004
(9 comments)
Upcoming Epic Film Trilogy, or probably not
"Fast-paced and action-packed, the three movies will feature "breathtaking" sequences similar to those of Matrix, with a "grabbing" story line like Rocky, combined with the urban awareness of Eminem's 8-Mile." The upcoming trilogy of movies are about..... soccer (football for the international folks). With this heavy-handed attempt to bring soccer to the mainstream of American audiences and with the press that the WUSA and Major League Soccer has gotten the last few years, why hasn't soccer caught on in the U.S. and what can be done to change this?
posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 8:59 AM on September 13, 2003
(26 comments)
Last Saturday afternoon, Rep.
Bill Janklow (SD) ran a stop sign and hit and killed a motorcyclist.
Janklow has a
history of driving poorly. In fact, his speedy habits have been the subject of
jokes in the past. Will Janklow receive special treatment because of his fame? What kind of penalty does a crime such as this deserve?
posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 1:58 PM on August 19, 2003
(34 comments)
Ever hear of Fred Funk, Tom Lehman, or Jim Furyk? All three are currently
tied with a certain
female golfer who posted a +1 score today.
The question is this: should female golfers be allowed to qualify and participate in the PGA? I mean, they already have their own
league.
Actually, the same argument was used back
in 1947.
posted to MetaFilter by graventy
at 12:22 PM on May 22, 2003
(44 comments)