Zappit
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http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/...bone-to-pick-with-online-shopping-dog/1366683
Not only that, now they're shopping!
Not only that, now they're shopping!
Yes, Your Dog Does Play Your Videogames When You Go To Sleep...
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Are you saying the cat set up the dog?
Zappit
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Are you saying the cat set up the dog?[/QUOTE]
Well, cats are reputed to be jerks, or often appear guilty of jerk-like behavior. As evidence, I cite every single Get Fuzzy strip ever.
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Kitty Sinatra
:angry:
:angry:[/QUOTE]
there's a difference between being nice and being right
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Kitty Sinatra
:angry:
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Kitty Sinatra
That's because you don't give your cat as much nip as it deserves. It's just making sure you tithe properly.
My cat is asleep on a bed. It's mugging me. It wants my money to buy crack.
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Kitty Sinatra
SNL is boring, dogg. That makes your reference boring.
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Singularity.EXE
You cat is in your trunk, and its paws are tied. Its paws are bound and tied and its mugging you. Its mugging you with its bound and tied paws.
First, get wrist control.
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Rubicon
This reminds me of a funny story I read on /. not to long ago, about your general debate on automatically accepting EULA's when you open a piece of software or a game, or click Accept/Ok for that software once installed.
Anyways, it steered towards "what if your cat accidentally walked across the keyboard, while you were AFK, and hit Enter for it to click Accept/OK? Or your cat decided to do some non-furniture shredding, on that brand new PC game you just bought but hadn't opened? Does the EULA go to the cat? Does it still pertain to you, even if you never agreed?"
Ok so while the notion is absurd, the idea does bring up interesting points. What if you had a game that you let a child open, even for legitimate reasons. The child can't be entered into a contract, which is what a EULA breaks down to, cause he/she is under 18. The pet senario is less likely, but possible. The whole "the instant you open it" type situation is a slippery slope.
Anyways, it steered towards "what if your cat accidentally walked across the keyboard, while you were AFK, and hit Enter for it to click Accept/OK? Or your cat decided to do some non-furniture shredding, on that brand new PC game you just bought but hadn't opened? Does the EULA go to the cat? Does it still pertain to you, even if you never agreed?"
Ok so while the notion is absurd, the idea does bring up interesting points. What if you had a game that you let a child open, even for legitimate reasons. The child can't be entered into a contract, which is what a EULA breaks down to, cause he/she is under 18. The pet senario is less likely, but possible. The whole "the instant you open it" type situation is a slippery slope.
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Kitty Sinatra
I'm sure your cats tried to take over the world, Vyx. It's what I did last night. It's what I'll do tonight. It's what I do every night.
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Kitty Sinatra
Poit?
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Kitty Sinatra
Ha!
Oi. It's been a long time since I've actually seen the show, so while I can reference that one line I didn't recognize Pinky's exclamation.
Oi. It's been a long time since I've actually seen the show, so while I can reference that one line I didn't recognize Pinky's exclamation.
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Kitty Sinatra
I do recognize that expression, unfortunately.
(That's the look I get when I slip off my pants)
(That's the look I get when I slip off my pants)
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