BlueRose_76

Its really peacefull now. But taking the history in mind and seeing the remaining of the trenches, the landingsites, yeah that makes you aware of the bitter struggle in that area. I was there in end of april '03. I was traveling Turkey, visit Canakkala and read about Anzac day. It was actually coincidence, before i never know about it. WO1 took place for me, as being Dutch and learned at school, in Verdun, Belgium, France etc. Therefor it was an eyeopener, aswell of the battles in the Middle East and North African regions. I duck in more info on WO1 and, altough the very brutal, unhuma

It was a nerve breaking match. I almost slapped the couch in two, nearly missed the cat (poor cat). Andy came back from a 4-2 (best of 9). Altough my fav was obviosly Barney, Andy really showed the spirit by winning the game. Im only following the Embassy because of the dutch participants. We had about 6 hours a day livecoverage on a dutch channel the past days. I used to zap to the BBC, but the HDTV format got a bit annoying.

*Snooping around in ozzies topic, realising im from 'downunder-downunder'* He; Its around april. Been there in Galliboli. Even found a clip ammunition. It's peacefull peninsula right now, fine place to be. Cheers on you ozzies.

@Dick Spash; You also sell secondhand cars? Im looking for a Capri in mint condition.

Common, at least Fordham got tatts on his underarm, got back from a 4-2 defeat, and is a 150 pound more of solid flesh. (heck, and im even defending a guy who'd beat my fav dartplayer)

Actually i never stood still about it. Ill guess its a good thing to to. But for the bloodtest ive undergone and nearly passed out ill think about it for a while.

LoL I also like the part Kain is flaming on Abel

Joining the LOL

There are stats on, for example, the red-sector rsi dedicated server. That is so cool.

Altough he beat very close Raymond "The Legend" van Barneveld tonight (yeah im dutch and proud of it) he's one hell of a fighter. One massive block o' obstruction of Barney's saga Andy, a.k.a. The Viking, Fordham;

Too bad man . What part you failed?

Also check your modem for an optional printerport, some, like mine, got one. This way, consider all is connected by a router, you can print from each computer seperately. Otherwise the compu the printer is connected to has to stay always on.

... there must have been war

Hehe Well IMO that makes...

Whoa, check the lucky guy with the boottrailer

Check out the animals , just discovered them after a new install

Sausage rule per definition.

Yeahman, where is the sashlic, iskander kabab and shoarma and other *garlic* stuff? btw, anyone ever visits Turkey? Can tell you, thats pizza all the way. btw2, did you know that pizza is just invented as they wanna get rid of all the remainings of a normal meal, aka garbage.

Iirc, you also need to patch up

... oh, you sure dont wanna miss Susan..

Latest running gag: translation: 'The First Pics' - 'Here on the horizon you can see...' - '..in all its details, the crashed Beagle'

Btw; Did you checked the big 8MB version? If you look closely you its a montage of all small pictures.

Got them overhere, but there not that promising as seems. There is no documentation at all on the games. 50% is japanese, 49% is just plain crap and yeah, 1% is ok. That makes 1-2 games per cartridge worth it, which is the exact financial equivilend of 1 or 2 well choosen regular games. Cheers

For a drop down shadow are lots of ways. Here how i do it: - Make your text in a txt layer by selecting the 'T' tool, click on picture and add your text. - By opening the paragraph under 'window' you can select the font and size. - Duplicate the text layer by clicking the little arrow in the layer window, choose duplicate. - Now youve got two text layers, select the one thats not on the front by clicking it, this is gonna be your shadow. - Click move tool, shortcut 'V', and move the shadow to desired position. - Go to filter>blur>gaussian blur and run it - If you like the shado