I was looking through torrents and poking through seeder/leecher information and I'm rather perplexed by something that I stumbled over.
Take a look at this snip it… There's something that doesn't add up to me in it:
Can someone please explain how in the **** that works? I mean seriously, there's a user listed as a "leecher" but they're listed as having 100.0% of the torrent's contents.
Reminds me of the Bally's Gyms in south Florida….practically bath houses at times. I miss those days badly :crazy2:
Oooooo… was someone a naughty boy? :hehe:
Way to go! 
Someone who can actually speak up for what's right in this world for a change.
I'm not sure what country this happened in, but under the Safe and Secure Schools Act (which by the way I personally am responsible for), any students found to be engaging in such homophobic acts would be at the bare minimum issued a 5 school day suspension. If the students made such vows to repeat these actions, or repeated them again, they would be immediately expelled and charged with trespassing should they return to school afterwords. Not to mention that under the same act, the students who engaged in such homophobic acts would be slapped with a criminal charge for hate crimes, which is by the way considered a felony and NOT a measly little misdemeanour.
Is it possible that maybe other countries and regions could learn from this?
Vous avez installez QTM dans le dossier C:\Program Files. Pour corriger la probleme, vous devrez de-installer QTM, et le re-installer dans le dossier C:\QTM.
Avant que vous re-essayer votre upload, il devrait que vous effacer le torrent par utiliser l'option "Edit This Torrent".
I find it the number of bug chasers out there to be appalling to say the least. The text books will only teach you so much with regards to living with HIV, but its what they don't teach you that can scare you. Take it from someone who unfortunately became HIV+ from someone who lied about their status and pulled the condom off part way through without my knowledge, it's seriously not worth it. You can be as educated as you want on the subject and there is NOTHING that can prepare you for what you go through when you find out your status. Seriously, my best advice is "no love without a glove". It's seriously not worth it!
Sorry about that. Will upload some. Thanks! (Had troubles uploading. Very slow upload then kept getting message that message had timed out.)
It would appear that either the site, or your ISP doesn't like you :hehe:
150 GB is generous. Most Canadian ISP's will cap you at 80 GB then charge you through the ass for every GB thereafter
There is such an electronic device that will help control the rodent population in your home. It is called "Pest OFFence". It looks like a night light that you plug into your wall. Generally in a larger home, you may require 2, or if in a mansion, possibly more. I've been using them since 1997 since I had an uncontrollable mouse problem when I first moved into this house. It was actually so uncontrollable that with 4 cats in the house, I couldn't keep their population in check. The "Pest OFFence" puts out an electromagnetic field through your wiring at just the right frequency that to humans and cats, it's not noticeable, but to rodents, it's like fingernails on a chalk board, which drives them crazy, thereby making them leave. The only time I have ever seen a mouse in the house since I started using them was the day someone or something managed to open my bedroom window in the middle of the winter and I got attacked by the damn thing. See this forum thread for the details on that whole ordeal.
It's quite interesting how all 3 movies you suggest all have Chad Douglas in them hehehe
One of my personal favourites is this one:
If you do not download the entire contents of the torrent, you will be forever listed on the tracker as a leecher for the torrent and won't get the type of traffic you would as though you were a seeder. Not to mention, with respect to saving the .torrent files, don't fool yourself. Last year we had a major server crash and lost a number of these .torrent files. By saving these .torrent files you ensure that in the event that the server should ever go haywire like that again, you have the ability to re-upload the torrent and get credit for it.
As well, when you're not listed as "seeding" the torrent, unless you have another torrent that is seeding, you won't get the seed bonus points for having it seeding. I suggest that its within your best interest to fully download the entire contents of the torrent, but ultimately, that is your decision to make.
Those all look like they'd make for very happy feelings going in and out
Can't say that I know of any that stand out to me off the top of my head, however if you're wanting, I can definitely arrange to send you the coding and such you would need to start a table and create a compilation list in the Compilation Lists board.