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I just want to see the line item: Sick multi high-def plasma display press briefing platform/podium $250,000

guaranteed there will be at least 10+ hard-core liberals on that route this weekend. start trundling and make a break for it down cooper spur

Ah, named after a cheap SUV, delightful!

lame to see Reading Rainbow may be cut due to lack of funding btw.

There is a guide by Nick Dodge floating around out there. It has been out of print for quite some time, but can be helpful if you can find it. There is a copy at Mazama Lodge on the bookshelf if you happen to be in the Hood area. Sometimes shows up at Powell's.

screw that, it just downloaded an executable file "ClockSyncInst.exe" to my computer. WTF's up with that? PC users beware.

could you explain why the fall factor was tremendous? Seems there was a lot of rope out already.

jib, jib, JIBEROOOOOO!

where do jibbers fall in this spectrum of insanity?

seems that your two problems of stuck cams and sewing machine leg could be combined for a positive outcome. if you get a stuck cam, just climb a bit higher and get really sketched out to jackhammer the sucker out with your heel see there is a positive side to everything.

bad karma to knock out the old school pins. you gotta clip those old school pins on beacon rock routes, feel the energy of those hardpersons before you. yeah sure they probably won't hold a fall but it's all about the vibes, friend.

whatever, jibber. once a jibber always a jibber.

just taking all the photos from here? BWHAHAHA! all about motivating to get out there and the folks can't even go get their own content. what a joke.

Isn't it supposed to be a line?

quick access to the mouth of monkeyface.

texploder has been asked to partake in skiing and not even freshiez at that quick, to the bombshelters

ExtremoMtDude is my hero

yet he continues to read it...

what is CC Slaughters you sicko

I know, I like lollypops too

which seems to contradict your name on this board

bandwidth IS the measurement of your connection speed. Consider that cable modem clients pull in upwards of 1Mbps at times and will notice a slowdown from their usual use when they visit your page, particularly if other people are visiting your site. 256 would easily serve about 4 modem users at a time at their maximum data rate. Just depends on your content and what you want to accomplish with the site. I'd say 256 is fine if you are serving up some photos for friends to view.

well there you go, plenty of nerdage to go around it appears.

Some ISPs put monthly data transfer caps on personal web sites to prevent users from bogging down servers with very popular websites. They can either bill you extra when you go over the cap, or actually disable the site for the remainder of the billing cycle. Bandwidth would be the rate at which your content is delivered. And "data transfer" in this case would be the amount you are allowed to serve in a given period. If you have a graphics-intensive or flash site for instance, you might want to be eyeing that "data transfer" limit.