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To: AppyPappy
I know girls who spend the whole day alone at home while parents work. Sad. Although the same thing happened to me occasionally (not at 13, though, I was too busy on vacations&summers working on my uncle's farm). What's the point to having kids if no time is spent with them?

All our computers are open. Best way to do it. Our PC is in the living room, and generally, I work on my laptop in the TV room. Although - I'll sometimes take it into another room if I need to concentrate (my tech work is a little concentration-intensive, occasionally. not much room for mistakes....).

There was a previous poster (#254, right above) that more-or-less proved my point, vis-a-vis moral fanaticism. As someone who's not 100% in favor of the methods used in this show, I have a "secret agenda"...or a "not-so-secret agenda". Whatever that is.

On a totally unrelated note, what do you think of Call of Duty? Usually, I wind up getting a game, playing with it for a day or two, then not looking at it ever again - so I don't invest in them very often. Call of Duty, though, piqued my interest.

258 posted on 08/14/2007 12:00:41 PM PDT by wbill
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To: wbill

COD is a great game that is easy to play online. I don’t play Single Player anymore. I only play the PC version. I have not heard good things about the console version. COD requires a fairly decent video card. Nothing major. I was able to play COD 1 on a Radeon 7000. My kids have a low-end card and it plays COD2 well. I can usually be found on the MoG servers.

Pick up the demos from Fileplanet and give it a shot.


259 posted on 08/14/2007 12:07:37 PM PDT by AppyPappy (If you aren't part of the solution, there is good money to be made prolonging the problem.)
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