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Two issues of Nintendo Power featuring Bowser on the cover! Issue No. 41 and 88. You can see the corners are all chewed up. Who could have done that...?
Oh, you...!!! Doctor Macaroni, how could you?! Oh well... I suppose now they just have an accented Macaroni flair...
Remember, if you collect, make sure your pets can’t get into your items! I’ve learned that the hard way!
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Mac has a feature that will type what you say, I like it because the worst part about writing essays is having to type them after i write them. I was playing around with this feature and found out that it has no idea what you are saying if you sing:
What I sang: I hung my cotton dress on rusty wire up there on Pelahachi bridge just a crazy roughnecks daughter jumped headfirst into the water….
What it typed for me: Ha ha not on the address Best Buy FM on Kayla Hachi branch just a crazy breath next to the gym to thrust into the blower motor
I tried again: Hum my god Andrea’s oldest well update on Taylor head to bed Justin crazy will think so jumped in Thurston to do
by Marina Freri Wednesday, 19 October 2011 07:58 IT Industry - Strategy Intel will hold a press conference in Sydney to explain how its Ultrabook technology will impact on consumers, ahead of the first Ultrabook commercial release in Australia. last August, Intel revealed a $US300 million investment to support technology innovation around the manufacturing of a new breed of super thin laptops, namely the Ultrabook, that would deploy “Mac features” in a PC environment. according to Intel Ultrabooks are thin, light mainstream mobile computers, with long battery life, fast performance, rapid boot-up, and some tablets features...
