Topics created by MrMazda

My thoughts go out to you, MrMazda
It seems like compassion is now the exception, rather than the rule

I always had good luck with a Cavalier. I had a 1996 Cavalier for a couple of years, and it was the most die-hard car I had ever owned up until I totalled it. It had some 185,000kms on it when I first got my hands on it, but two years later, I had racked it to just over 410,000kms and it still ran like a dream. I actually recall having laughed at my room mate the one day because his brand new Pontiac G6 wouldn't start when in the insulated garage with the fuel line anti-freeze, but no block heater plugged in. I went out to my trusty old rust bucket of a Cavalier in the -42 C weather, and tried to start it. The funny thing was that it sounded like a dying animal at first, but it started on the first try. They really are the iron horse.

i wanna try it lol

Ah. That may explain it

Makes me glad that I have a BlackBerry. They give the end user the OPTION of whether or not they want such content stored on their phone, and also have the ability to turn the location sensors off completely. The only time you cannot turn such things off on a BlackBerry is when the BlackBerry itself is in "Emergency Mode". "Emergency Mode" is activated when you place a phone call to 9-1-1 and remains on until you turn it off after the end of the call. While in "Emergency Mode" however, you cannot dial out to anyone else as it leaves your phone open only for emergency operators.

Je confirme !!!

Les tetes a claques c'est à pisser de rire !!!

Moi j'adore !!!!!!! :cheers:

CIS has not publicly released the written guidance they received from the general counsel at DHS and Bentley said the agency would not do so because it was “privileged” attorney-client information.

A government lawyer works for the people, not certain individuals within the government.

Also, what happened to Obama's promise of having a transparent government?!  I guess that was another of his lies.

I don't think anyone ever will…

good stuff!

My latest epic fail in Waterloo Region was the day I had to drive to Simcoe because I sliced my hand open quite good (good enough to require stitches) and was profusely bleeding all over the place in the ER waiting for just over 45 MINUTES before walking out of the ER figuring I'd rather die trying to make it to Simcoe than die waiting in the ER.

It actually sickens me that to this day, I never got a resolution from the hospital's administration team about that one.

YESSSS!!!! I love it!

"Ok, so Stevie Wonder can never be charged with attempted murder if he shoots a gun at someone because he's blind and the likely hood of him killing the person is low. "

Forget attempted murder, infecting the world with "I Just Called To Say I Love You" is reason enough to lock Stevie Wonder up for a long time.

No. The version that I posted in this post is the official copyrighted version that I posted on YouTube with the express permission of the owner of Past Lives Productions Inc. (the production company that produced the video). The producer/director are both wanting the real version to be seen widely. The version posted is the official version and NOT the one that violates the copyright.

I agree.  It's one thing to insist on your right to be on the road (as the other driver was) but it's another to actually damage someone else's rights.  He needed to learn a lesson.

It's alive ? That's real good news !
Keep shining, MrMazda  🙂

@martini20:

@cumeaternc:

This story seem fitting.

hxxp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14370878

No offence to any IE users we may have. ::)

Phew, it was all a hoax hxxp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14389430

You're a IE user and you found that all by yourself?….....Just kidding martini20! Thanks for bring us the truth.

@ultmate:

Millions of people would be in heaven but at the same time, those modified engineered cells will probably cost a fortune for they would have to be (I believe) made for each individual as no human reacts the same or has the same type of virus with the same level of mutation, right?

Sadly, that is the reality. There are two different main "types" (or strains as it were) of HIV. Type 1 is more common in gay men, which originated in North America. Type 2 on the other hand is more common to heterosexuals or inter-Venus drug users, which originated in Africa. The other down side is that even in a case where the same strain is passed from one person to another, it can mutate when it reaches the new host body, largely due to the way that it replicates its DNA in order to infuse with the CD4 cells. The problem there lies that such mutations can cause a resistance to certain treatments. Logically, this would suggest that it could also mutate to develop a resistance to this "treatment" as it were.

Don't get me wrong though, that being said, it is still possible to find a cure. The cure on the other hand due to the nature of the virus can be rather complicated all unto itself.