Aww. My buffer is empty.
This picture
I’m trying to make signs for work, and dammit that picture is just to small to be usable. These beer makers need to have high res images on their website.
BTW dosen’t anyone else use Shift-Delete and Shift-Insert?
Now it’s this
Becuase the hampsters were choking and I didn’t want to have to retype it.
For a contest on another forum. Deadline is today and as you can see, I am missing most of the answers. Anyone who speaks Irish is welcome to help me.
Link to an image:
I have to meet up with a guy I’ve never seen in a train station in a city I’ve never been to, a few days from now. I pasted this into an email to show him what I look like so he can find me.
Nothing. Nothing at all. 
http://www.okcupid.com/tests/14033488516024505921/It-Takes-Two
Boy, that’s embarrassing. A bit of self-promotion (quiz I wrote). Don’t remember who I was sending the link to, must have been someone yesterday.
Hmmm…I wonder what my husband was up to last night after I went to bed! 
Getting things set for my football pool.
As Town: 1/3
As Scum: 1/2
Survived/Lynched/Nked/Other:
2/2/1/0
updating my signature on a mafia site
Hmmm - I think I posted this Wednesday. In another thread.
“Copy/paste functionality has been disabled during the survey.”
Beats me where this came from. Hmph.
existence
It was a spell check thing. Existence? Existance? Neither looks right to me.
Architectonic Thought Forms: a Survey of the Art of Paul Laffoley
(i was reading about it and wanted to plug it into amazon and other book sites. I quickly realized that there’s no way I’ll be buying it).
I was looking up information on Irwin’s Turtle. It can breathe through its butt, you know, and is nearing endangered levels.
Posted that link to a thread where twickster was asking for e-cards sites.
If ya caught me just a few minutes earlier, you could have had the email password of a user on one of our domains!
// Add axes as a transparent box
addTransparentCube(objRoot, 1.0f);
// Align the text along the axes
initialiseText3D(objRoot);
// Set up an appearance object for the spheres
sphereAppearance = new Appearance();
// Assign a Material to the particle Appearance. For the Sphere
// to respond to the light in the scene it must have a Material.
Color3f blue = new Color3f(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
Color3f black = new Color3f(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
Color3f red = new Color3f(1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
sphereAppearance.setMaterial(new Material(blue, black, blue, black, 128.0f));
// Add the global best sphere (red, larger than the others)
gBestAppearance = new Appearance();
gBestAppearance.setCapability(Appearance.ALLOW_COLORING_ATTRIBUTES_WRITE);
gBestAppearance.setMaterial(new Material(red, black, red, black, 128.0f));
gBestSphere = new Sphere(0.03f, gBestAppearance);
gBestTG = new TransformGroup();
gBestTG.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE);
gBestTransform = new Transform3D();
gBestTG.addChild(gBestSphere);
objRoot.addChild(gBestTG);
// Add the particles as spheres
if(particles != null && particles.length != 0){
int n = particles.length;
spheres = new Sphere[n];
tg = new TransformGroup[n];
transform = new Transform3D[n];
for(int i=0; i<particles.length; i++){
spheres* = new Sphere(0.01f, sphereAppearance);
tg* = new TransformGroup();
tg*.setCapability(TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE);
transform* = new Transform3D();
tg*.addChild(spheres*);
objRoot.addChild(tg*);
}
}
// Compile and return the scene graph
rootBranchGroup.compile();
return rootBranchGroup;
I’m refactoring… need I say more?
SCN28000011
That’s the number of a credit memo we received from a vendor. I needed to get the information into a spreadsheet I’m doing for a journal entry.
/accounting nerd
a link I posted in a thread I started a few minutes ago.
Kathy,
Here are the last of the insurance applications for the new employees. Let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks again!
That was an email I typed to our insurance broker.
These fargin’ guys wait until the last minute to hand in their insurance applications. Gah!!
/accounting and human resources nerd
Missy2U, I saw that recipe in a cookbook last night, no joke! What a coincidence.