Fact O' The Day

[Hefe]

packing my stuff right now!

[Krandall]

'In Japan, possessing child pornography is not a crime. '

This may come as little surprise to those familiar with some forms of manga as well as the more popular pornographic fetishes in Japan featuring schoolgirls. In fact, Japan is believed to be the only developed country in the world that does not criminalize the possession of child pornography. However, its production and distribution are against the law.

[Hefe]

My Buddy's Dad went to Vegas on Halloween once

he said "Everywhere you look.... one naughty school girl after another"
love the naughty schoolgirls

[Krandall]

'On average, each person in the U.S. receives about 34 gigabytes of information into his home each day.'

According to research out of the University of California at San Diego and published in The Economist, each U.S. household receives on average about 3.6 zetabytes of information each day (or 34 gigabytes per person), the huge majority of which is made up of video games and television. About half of those bytes are received interactively, according to the report.

[Peelz]

can you give me that measurement in jigowatts?

[Magz]

jigawho?             wait till i add a flux capacitor in my bathroom.

[Peelz]

'In Japan, possessing child pornography is not a crime. '

This may come as little surprise to those familiar with some forms of manga as well as the more popular pornographic fetishes in Japan featuring schoolgirls. In fact, Japan is believed to be the only developed country in the world that does not criminalize the possession of child pornography. However, its production and distribution are against the law.

this is why we no longer see Brian.


-moved to Japan

[Hefe]

that would be 1.21 jigawats

[Krandall]

ONE POINT TWENTY ONE JIGAWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Peelz]

thank you. measurments have been noted.

now...to hit 88mph.

[Lady4Fiddy]

Fact: Aaron and I are engaged!!!! 

[dragonz]

Fact: Aaron and I are engaged!!!! 

Well!
I suppose congratulations are in order then!
Have you set a date for his last rites sorry I mean your wedding yet?
Or is this a big enough step for you both at this stage

[Krandall]

'On average, internet users have 17 different password-protected accounts.'

This statistic is derived from a poll of over 13,000 subscribers to Consumer Reports. These same respondents also reported that the No. 1 most common problem they face on the computer is forgetting a necessary password or PIN number. That said, a close second was getting "an incomprehensible computer error message."




I manage 15 passwords @ work (these are the ones that expire/require change every 45 days), 4 that expire yearly, and 6 that don't expire ever.


just @ work!!! cripes!

[Hefe]

Aaron said you stole the ring... he never gave it to ya!

[Peelz]

'On average, internet users have 17 different password-protected accounts.'

This statistic is derived from a poll of over 13,000 subscribers to Consumer Reports. These same respondents also reported that the No. 1 most common problem they face on the computer is forgetting a necessary password or PIN number. That said, a close second was getting "an incomprehensible computer error message."




I manage 15 passwords @ work (these are the ones that expire/require change every 45 days), 4 that expire yearly, and 6 that don't expire ever.


just @ work!!! cripes!

6 different printers, each with OS password and service password. Main server password, 6 spooling station passwords. Firewall password. 20 just for work


let's not start with the interweb passwords