RampageSword said:Nice to have you back Undo and Rince!
On a different note, yesterday I had an audition for the play Inat Tendu et Ines Pérée by Réjean Ducharme that will be presented this september at my college and I got the role I wanted! I'm already looking forward to our rehearsals this summer. Also, my improv team received the jerseys we ordered and this means we'll be playing live at the Petit Chicago (a popular pub in my town) every sunday night starting next week. This will be my life's greatest summer yet.
marduk1507 said:Thats wonderful, I am so proud of you, Rampy!
This one is for you:
http://www.davidegualano.com/lol/wombat.jpg
La Rocque said:Right now, the telephone and cable companies in control of Internet access are trying to use their enormous political muscle to dramatically change the Internet. It might be hard to believe, but lawmakers in Washington DC are seriously debating whether consumers should be free to use the Internet as they want in the future.The phone and cable companies now control more than 95% of all Internet access. These large corporations are spending millions of dollars to promote legislation that would divide the Internet into a two-tiered system.The top tier would be a "Pay-to-Play" high-speed toll-road restricted to only the largest companies that can afford to pay high fees for preferential access to the Net.The bottom tier -- the slow lane -- would be what is left for everyone else. If the fast lane is the information "super-highway," the slow lane will operate more like a dirt road.
Only in America where money talks and the rest of us will walk
down that dirt road -
UndoControl said:Rampy and Marek and Tali and co.: Thanks for the nice words and stuff. I am having the time of my life in this really crazy country where there are no sidewalks or microwaves and where the letters Y and Z are reversed on keyboards. And yes, Cavtat is beautiful, but you should google up Dubrovnik; that's far more beautiful. And Zadar is beri (errrr, very) nice too and has some pretty cool stuff (especially a girl called Ivana). Ummm, how has UM been without me?
I've also missed you guys. I'll post pics and adventures and stuff next time. Oh, and Ivana says hi.
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Link?La Rocque said:Right now, the telephone and cable companies in control of Internet access are trying to use their enormous political muscle to dramatically change the Internet. It might be hard to believe, but lawmakers in Washington DC are seriously debating whether consumers should be free to use the Internet as they want in the future.The phone and cable companies now control more than 95% of all Internet access. These large corporations are spending millions of dollars to promote legislation that would divide the Internet into a two-tiered system.The top tier would be a "Pay-to-Play" high-speed toll-road restricted to only the largest companies that can afford to pay high fees for preferential access to the Net.The bottom tier -- the slow lane -- would be what is left for everyone else. If the fast lane is the information "super-highway," the slow lane will operate more like a dirt road.
Only in America where money talks and the rest of us will walk
down that dirt road -