King Tutankhamun

I just want to sex that program up. It's a nice program once again.

I have 5 now.

Haha, here's another good one. Star Wars III Conon O'Brian Dog comedy: http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=244

"You always run faster with a knife" "I was thinking of joining the army or something, but I heard there are no respawn points in RL. What if I get lagged out there? I'm dead!" Also another good one is the Numa Numa video.

Yea, that CS player is so funny! I watched it 3 times over. And that guy who played Mario is amazing too!

Here's some funny videos that I found on spikedhumor.com Amazing commerical for a car, must have taken foreever to make it: http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=454 Two Asian's talking about sushi: http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=507 This guy pulls a prank on some day workers: (language) http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=497 An old oriental man goes and scares people: http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=497 Girl messes up singing the national anthem: http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=249 A crazy, insane CS player: (some language) http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=391 This guys gets mad at Clippy, from Office: (some language) http://www.spikedhumor.com/Article.aspx?id=398 Those are a few ones I just watched recently. Feel free to add more links to funny videos here.

Good job everyone. 3900 for me now. Almost 4000.

Ugh, the last few days have been much hotter now. I presonally prefer winter temps.

Hello Matt, and welcome to wildfiregames.

Arnold! Oh yea, Arnold. With his excellent movies he's made and to his job as governor of California and his bodybuilding carrer. He'd be a fun person to be for a little while.

Me gusta..... Actor: Arnold or Bruce Willis Actress: humm, I don't know at the moment Movie: Terminator 2, Scarface, Indiana Jones (I love tons of movies, but Terminator 2 is one of the best. ) Color: red, green, blue Band: Run DMC, Jay-Z, Led Zep, Ludacris, Red Hot Chile Peppers (and lots more of different types) Book: Deception Point, Prey, Digital Fortress Food: pasta, pizza, sushi Hobby: build electronic kits, watch tv, watch movies, play games, ect.

Thanks for sharing those links.

"The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) hosted the first Grand Challenge Project last year, offering a reward of $1 million. This year, the prize money has been doubled, making the competition all the more interesting. We looked at how two teams are working towards the challenge, one in California called Team Cyberrider and one in Germany. The German team is composed of a partnership between Volkswagen and Stanford University. Stanford Professor Sebastian Thrun, an internationally accredited expert in artificial intelligence, has assembled an extremely competent development and research team spanning nine different time zones." Tom's Hardware had a nice article about the robotic cars today and they talked about the DARPA challenge. Tom's Hardware Article on the DARPA Challenge "The Grand Challenge pits autonomous vehicles against each other in a race across the Southern California desert. With no driver, these robotic cars use the latest technology in following GPS waypoints and avoiding obstacles. Last year, none of the vehicles finished the race, which proved that the Grand Challenge really was "grand". The winding 150 mile course from Barstow, California to Primm, Nevada knocked out vehicle after vehicle. Most of the vehicles were eliminated just miles of the starting gate, with Carnegie Mellon's Sandstorm reaching the farthest distance of 7.4 miles, before clipping a fencepost and then slamming into a three-foot boulder." The race will be in October of this year in Southern California. Might be something interesting to watch out for. http://www.tomshardware.com/game/20050713/...a_touareg_1.jpg http://www.tomshardware.com/game/20050713/..._last_year2.jpg

Yea, and the pen missle too.

Haven't got many new ones in a few months. PacSun, Robinson's May, Mervins, Old Navy, JC Penny those are some I remember right now.

Saddam is playing rock-paper-sissors. And it's kind of funny. He has the pen missle and such.

Checky this out: http://www.rockpapersaddam.com/index.html Neat, eah?

Wow. I did some taykwondoe (however you spell that) years ago. I've forgot everything I've learned though.

Here's mine: http://wwwa.accuweather.com/forecast.asp?p...=91360&metric=0

That's a nice story Paul.

Haha.

I should be reading Zumdahl AP Chemistry textbook but its rather boring.

I had a little par-tay at my house. Ping pong, somke bombs, lan game, music, bbq, movies, and a fireworks show outside.

That's looking great Tribal.

On the 4th, Nasa finished their Deepimpact mission. More info about it can be found here: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/deepimpa...tml?skipIntro=1 I watched the live feed from the NASA mission control room for a few hours yesterday. Everyone was so excited when the first part impacted the comet. And it sent back some amazing images. Basically they hit a big hunk of copper into the comet and the other part recorded what happened far away. They hope to learn a lot about the beginning of the universe and the formation of Earth.