me that was so funny my normal stick in the mud dad loled when grant barfed as soon as he sat in the barf chair i dont know what else to call it

and when tori jumped off his wall and almost broke his neck

that was epic

indeed

 MAWG spaceballs 

 that was a really sweet episode

 who would of thought

That was pretty sweet!
One of their test blows happened during our daily meeting. It was loud, and we all bolted for the nearest windows to catch the fallout. Good stuff.

Our old building!
We had all four Squid Labs companies in the Control Tower on the old Alameda naval base, but when we all started growing some of us moved to downtown SF. Our sister company Makani is still located on the base.

The height that one went to just threw me totally off. I never would have imagined such force inside of that "very common container" inside our homes.

@Comodore:

I'm sure the 'ibles staff would change your user name to the correct spelling of Commodore, if you ask.

OK, suit yourself....

a long time ago, I had reasons for using the misspelling of Goodhart as Gudhart too. But that was a long time ago (do you remember the PC Jr. ? :-)

You used to be Gudhart?!

After I started to use that nickname, a bunch of others started to use it too. Why, did you know of a Gudhart?

No, just surprised. I didn't know you changed your name!

Well, I didn't change it in here.....and it is only my moniker, as you know. Long long time ago, in the land of the recently created Web, there was a friendly monster called the Chat Planet. In that beast, were many good friends, but a few ingrates started cracking into the JavaScript code and taking over webmaster and monitor positions by force, and the chat planet shut it's doors, in a day. Poof. All my friends were like wiped from the face of the earth. No way to contact most of them, as I didn't have email addresses. It was then that I used Gudhart as my moniker.

:( That's too bad...

Yeah, so the name gudhart is kind of reminder to a great dream that ended as a nightmare. But I did stay in touch with at least one of the members of the Chat Planet, at least :-)

No, before the turn of the century, the Planet closed one day (they had been threatening it for a week because of the malicious crackers). Lost a lot of friends that day... *sigh*

That doesn't sound like it would attract too many "simply chatters" though. Chat Planet was huge, thousands of rooms to choose from for every taste and kink :-)

The IBM PCjr, was the model 4860 (8088 _Up) more info can be found here...

Ok my apologies....I keep forgetting who is near my age, and who is a few generations ago :-)

Sure, I remember the PC..._{who you callin' Jr.?} ;-)

For that matter, do you remember the IBM PC Model 5150 ? Or the XT ? ;-) _jr LOL

. I have one of the original 5150s in the bottom of one of my closets. My first "real" computer. . 16K (not M or G) of RAM soldered on the mobo, no HDD, no floppies (I used audio cassette), DOS 1.0, ~$1800 (in early-80s dollars). Video was an option.

>...original 5150's... Want. :D

. pfffffttt Your wristwatch probably has more power. I did bump it up to a whopping 64K RAM (max on mobo) and added two floppy drives, but it's still not much of a computer by today's standards. Heck, the clock speed is in single-digit MHz (~5, IIRC).

Heh. For some weird reason I love old, junky, rundown computers. I don't know why. They're just awesome...and everyone I know thinks I'm crazy...

Yeah, I didn't get a real computer before my XT (with the state of the art 10 meg HD), I did get to work on a Jr at work, using Lotus 1--2-3
And just before that, I was working at a small garage that used TRS-80 Model III computers. I learned BASIC on that machine (and later found out how different TRS-DOS BASIC was as compared to the rest of the world :-)

Until a few years ago, I had my XT still, but the motherboard died, and it would no longer boot (I still have the convertible keyboard that came with it i.e. the XT/AT switchable). I was sad to see it die, and because of problems at the time, I needed the space and the computer itself had to be put out to pasture. I do still have an 80286, an 80386 and possibly a 486 around though :-)

Sorry, was replying to the chillie myth episode

whole milk works the same Ps. they tried whole milk

Yea True

agreed
_{better with egg's} lol

smash lab copied mythbusters! i say we destroy them with our archimedes ray guns and lazers! now who's with me!

Smash lab didn't copy mythbusters at all. Mythbusters busts myths, and smash lab trys to make stuff safer by crashing things. But mythbusters is WAY better! (I watch mythbusters every time theres a new one)

i wach every new one 2! and i do think that both shows have the same general idea. even comcast put both together in on demand in the descovery channel section called, and i quote! "busting and samshing" before it was just a section called "mythbusters" but that was before smash lab.