The last poster wins

[M48A5]

:mellow:

[Thor.]

you know what i just realized, the tuff motherboards start up really fast in comparison to standard none gui os bios's. I mean in a matter of a fraction of a second.

You really have to be quick on your fingers to press f8 or delete to get into it.

The Asus Sabertooth 990fx motherboards have the quickest bios's on the market.

 

takes 5 seconds to fully start up windows 7 :blink:

Edited July 10, 2013 by Thor.

[Iv000]

meow

[K00L]

 

 

Yes, that's how it feels like. The lady there is ALWAYS in such a bad mood and why aren't there proper signs to show where to do what.

 

Ugh, people working in government things EVERYTHING here always are like that too.

 

The lady I had to take my first driver's license test with kept freaking out (because apparently a car with separate belts for the waist and shoulder aren't safe enough) and just sounded pissed off the whole time. She failed me, and failed to tell me WHY she failed me.

Then there was a lady I talked to with my mom when we were correcting a mistake (oh my bad, THREE mistakes) they made on our taxes. My mom showed them where she crossed out and corrected them each year (and they never changed it). We asked her a question (about getting a survey, since you know, you have to pay taxes to them on the land. Apparently they don't care if the measurements are correct or not) and she's like, "I can't do that. No. No. We don't do that." My mom was like, "Okay, but is there someone the state recommends?" "NO. WE. DO NOT. Get a phone book and look someone up."

 

The other day I was at a restaurant and the cashier never said ANYTHING to me. I walked up. Stood there for about ten seconds awkwardly awaiting AT LEAST a hello! Then I finally decided I would say hi, and when I did she just stared at me. So then I ordered my food, and she yelled something back to the kitchen, told me the amount, stared at me (I would almost say GLARED at me) while I got the money out and handed it to her. Then she gave me my change and a receipt.

 

If you have to deal with people everyday, get a better flipping attitude. :ermm:

 

 

In other news I found a really cool historical house built in 1834 1875 (woops was thinking of a different house) with 6 bedrooms (10,000 sq ft) and its under $380,000. :blink: Still a lot but compared to some similarly sized homes (looked at another house that had 6 bedrooms and only half the sq ft, was close to $600,000) or other homes with historical significance... Wow. I honestly don't know how I went from looking at cars to looking at houses.

Edited July 11, 2013 by K00L

[Thor.]

Please send some $ my way, i need a 500 bedroom mansion full of maids. :teehee:

Edited July 10, 2013 by Thor.

[Ironman5000]

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There you go :thumbsup:

[Thor.]

:blink:

[M48A5]

Ten thousand square feet for $380,000! Where? Are you sure of the square footage? I only ask because my daughter is in the process of buying 3500 square feet for $310,000.

Ten thousand square feet is an enormous house.

Regardless, I win. :mellow:

[brokenergy]

I win Thor, I know you're here

[M48A5]

He's not, but I am.