| Jiggly | Pika | MewTwo | Pichu | |
| KOs | 407 | 623 | 452 | 542 |
| Falls | 543 | 487 | 510 | 488 |
| SDs | 37 | 54 | 52 | 63 |
| Total | -173 | +82 | -110 | -9 |
No, we aren’t dead.
Travis is married, Kenny is still in Georgia, and both of us pale bastards are sunburned from yesterday’s all-day adventure at White Water with Vivian.
Pictures of the wedding, kickball games, and various other things will be posted soon. Kenny is also working on a real forum for us based on PHPBB, because we finally realized we’re never going to write one by hand.
For at least another week or so, much Smash Bros. action will be had. Hurray!
*pulls string*
*cracklestaticcrackle*
The Troll Says:
GGnanaaaaagggggrrrmf!
Wondering about the lack of updates? Fear not, for Mr. Kenneth “Kittay” Knapke is currently in Georgia, and we are preparing to marry a weird looking monster of the troll type to a miss Sara Gancarz this weekend.
Also, hookers may be involved.
Shh…I think we’re alone now.
(Two of hearts!)
I’m the exact opposite. I want the slickest GUI I can find, which is why I love MacOS, even though I still mostly use Windows. I do like having the command line there for when I need it, but for the most part I don’t want ever to have to dirty myself with typing when I could just use a mouse gesture for something.
That being said, MacOS is sometimes so simple to use it’s frustrating just because you do more work than you have to. At least, if you’ve already been corrupted by more complex (to operate) OS’s. I will never get used to dragging a program to the trashcan to uninstall it, I don’t think. Actually, you can drag and drop damn near anything in MacOS. Don’t get me started on disk defragmenting under OSX either.
There are several desktops avaliable for linux that are very beautifully polished, unless of course you mean the configuration methods. You will rarely ever find one of those desktops on my system. The unpolished ones are just so fun! For example, I use evilwm. This beautiful window manager has no buttons! It just puts a thin one pixel border around my windows. No icons or menus either. To run a program I have to type it into the command line. The only reason I would ever buy a mac is for the non-x86 hardware, and then I’d install linux on it. I suppose it is good to give windows some competition on their home-field though.
