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Get those glasses cleaned Q. He's hunky... I'm chunky!

I'ts OK. She's a salesrep so she's used to rejection! :lol:

Hi Teshia, post a pic in the gallery and don't forget we are rating them so... "Skin to Win!" OMG she's another damn Canuck!!! *runs away screaming in horror*:D

COOOOL!!! Bring on the three breasted, blue women! Woohoo!

Nothing that Lotrimin or Monistat 7 can't cure! :D *squirts entire tube of Monistat on Pradeep and listens for him to screech "I'm melting...I'm melting...."*

OK then. LOADLIN is your answer. The syntax can be tricky and I am not near my Linux box right now to come up with it but I will post when I get home. I have an icon on my windoze desktop that runs a batch file in DOS mode using LOADLIN to boot linux.

She's still BEAUTIFUL!

"Hommade" brand Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough or Java Almond Fudge:spin: Hey cool this was my 200th post!

I don't think Mandrake installs that stuff onto C: unless you launch it from Windoze. Mine didn't. But you should still be able to pull those files off the CD and get Linux booted. If nothing else create a boot disk using rawwritewin.exe from Windoze

Well, Brainy just came out of the closet. Sorry Nix... wherever you are!

You mean... *gasp* Lucy ate vegemite? Does Ricky know?

Wow! Is that the infamous ZOMBIE referred to by Men at Work in the song Down Under? Hey, maybe you can tell us Northerners what the heck Bitumite is too?! OOPS! I mean vegemite!

We told you so! KDE2 is a P I G.

I crack me up! :lol:

Actually, I specified Brut Champagne, which is the driest of the Champagnes Gonzo, so that Cold Duck you are swilling doesn't count. I'm talking real Methode' Champenoise Champagne or Sparkling White Wine. Bone dry and bubbly!

Good Job Huge!!! WooHoo! :beerchug:

<b>Hau`oli La Hanau</b> Nalani:D Sorry I could not get the special characters to work. Hope this doesn't say something weird now!

Speaking of chocolate and wine... try this. Pick up some of your favorite fine chocolate (not Hershey's Q :D , Godiva, DeBrands, etc.) personally I prefer a truffle, and a nice bottle of ruby Port (not Tawny) or a gigantic California Cabernet (if you don't like Port) and enjoy the two together...

We could soak in it now but it is not quite ready for bottling. Probably 6 months or more. Do you prefer dry or sweet?

If you are looking for a youth quick fix... come on up and you and I can take a soak in 15 gal of sherry I have going right now, or blueberry, or rhubarb or pear. :D