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Nykkee @Nykkee (2522) • Canada 24 Oct 07

I am so annoyed today. I have a home computer, which I use alot, specifically for coming on the internet to do things like Mylot. I have Windows, and MSN Messenger and Microsoft Interent Explorer..............AND IT'S ALL...

bill gates

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pointyblue Ok. Let me give you a couple of ideas anyway. If removing all malware doesn't help, my next suggestion would be to find out exactly which programs start when Windows start. It's very possible that one or more of the programs you have running in the...

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cipher2004 @cipher2004 (1183) • United States 24 Oct 07

I wanted to take a chance at this site I have been seeing promoted.It was only $7 to join.After I joined I looked at the bottom and it say pay $27 for e-book.Well it turns out that I never had to buy the e-book to get what I...

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pointyblue Nope, can't log into slash anymore. And that sucks, as I have a slashmysearch email account!

24 Oct 07

whitish @whitish (1406) • India 7 Oct 06

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pointyblue That's not true. There are lots of linux distros with very user friendly graphical user interfaces that work just like Microsoft's Windows. Try Ubuntu. Furthermore, if your computer is getting a little old & slow you might benefit from installing a slim...

19 Jul 07

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thijsthijslb @thijsthijslb (78) • Netherlands 8 Jul 07

I myself always use Firefox as my main browser. I prefer Firefox because of the large number of extensions there are for this browser. Which browser do you prefer, and for what reason(s)?

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pointyblue Running XP SP2 as well. Ram + cache cleaning ok, Firefox just makes the system unstable. IE or even Opera works perfectly. On my Linux system (Ubuntu) Firefox is very good -- a lot faster than IE in XP.

9 Jul 07

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ronreyes @ronreyes (4724) • Philippines 29 May 07

Of course I know we'll be shocked and surprised at first when we saw Him but the question is... "What will you do afterwards?" Will you scream and run for your life, will you just stare at Him until He disappear, will you cry,...

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pointyblue Oh, and ask him to cure my sclerosis of course! ;)

29 May 07

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pointyblue @pointyblue (222) • Denmark 26 May 07

I'd like to try ReadersPaid, would anyone like to invite me?

readerspaid

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pointyblue Oh, by the way I've bookmarked your blog. Hope you succeed, I'll be following your progress. :)

26 May 07

pointyblue @pointyblue (222) • Denmark 26 May 07

I'd like to try ReadersPaid, would anyone like to invite me?

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pointyblue Thanks for inviting me and sorry that I seem to have wasted your time -- I just found out I can't sign up as I'm living in Europe, grrr.

26 May 07

larryfisken @larryfisken (339) • Norway 26 May 07

I need an advertising program that is contextual, pays with paypal and have low payouts.

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pointyblue Sounds like a good program but it's only open to UK + Ireland...

26 May 07

pointyblue @pointyblue (222) • Denmark 23 May 07

I while ago I joined www.paidyousure.com (paid emails) and as always I requested payout as soon as possible to see if they are a paying program. And they are, I just received 2$ in my Paypal account.

paidyousure

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pointyblue Any time. We might as well share our knowledge of programs that are actually paying.

25 May 07

missak @missak (3311) • Spain 22 May 07

I mean, you start like this: someone analyses the reality, you find some good characters that can represent the stereotypes of our society, and some imaginary beings that could reflect the things that happens in nature according...

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pointyblue Religion has always been used for that exact purpose, that is right. But is it the reason the religions came into existence in the first place? I don't think so.

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missak @missak (3311) • Spain 22 May 07

I mean, you start like this: someone analyses the reality, you find some good characters that can represent the stereotypes of our society, and some imaginary beings that could reflect the things that happens in nature according...

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pointyblue It not only makes sense, it is also a beautiful example on just how deeply rooted religious feelings are.

23 May 07

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missak @missak (3311) • Spain 22 May 07

I mean, you start like this: someone analyses the reality, you find some good characters that can represent the stereotypes of our society, and some imaginary beings that could reflect the things that happens in nature according...

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pointyblue My point exactly!

23 May 07

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missak @missak (3311) • Spain 22 May 07

I mean, you start like this: someone analyses the reality, you find some good characters that can represent the stereotypes of our society, and some imaginary beings that could reflect the things that happens in nature according...

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pointyblue My point exactly!

23 May 07

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missak @missak (3311) • Spain 22 May 07

I mean, you start like this: someone analyses the reality, you find some good characters that can represent the stereotypes of our society, and some imaginary beings that could reflect the things that happens in nature according...

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pointyblue Very interesting post, Complexvanilla, I'll check out Khalil Gibran.

22 May 07

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