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You disappoint me, Baby Back Ribs.

STFU Scardy bread!

He's in a microwave and about to be killed. Don't make fun of Tire Iron.

ARGH what is it with these IPB images!!!!!
I can't see them

you need to hax the main database system to see them. press alt and f4 at once and they appear like magic

I get this screen, what do I do now?

AAAAAH INTERNET EXPLORER!!!

TURN IT OFF...! THE HORROR...!

IS THIS ENOUGH TO KILL YOU NOW?

Well it didn't kill me but it certainly blinded me for a few seconds

Oh yes and if you want to hack IE with alt+f4, you have to make sure all the tabs are off otherwise they interfere with the hax0ring process.

Same goes for firefox and the like.

Give me 5 well-argumented reasons why you dislike IE.

Originally Posted by M

Same goes for firefox and the like.
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Oh no that could never happen, Firefox is perfect!

Originally Posted by MSG

Oh no that could never happen, Firefox is perfect!
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Common misconception.

Do not ignore my post.

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Originally Posted by TweaK

Do not ignore my post.
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Well, I ignore retarded posts, sorry.

If you really want five reasons why firefox owns, here's the results of a web search I did in five seconds.

http://www.thelightisgreen.com/2006/...refox_is_.html

If you actually think there is nothing wrong with IE, than that is... sad, and that's being nice

Originally Posted by M

Well, I ignore retarded posts, sorry.

If you really want five reasons why firefox owns, here's the results of a web search I did in five seconds.

http://www.thelightisgreen.com/2006/...refox_is_.html

If you actually think there is nothing wrong with IE, than that is... sad, and that's being nice
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M-Cat, those reasons are lamer than the lame. And one of them has been falsified.

Lol, want more?

IE is slow as hell, crashes nearly all the time (I mostly notice this because I use Java applications a lot and they almost always crash IE) and is nowhere near as extendable as firefox.

It's sad that you call those reasons lame, especially since you use IE That made me laugh.

Seriously, you guys aren't as smart as you think you are, especially sincce you take things too seriously when they're freaking jokes. If you can't take some humor, get out of Senseless Banter. Better yet get a life.

I was going to do a rebuttal to that list of 5, but they're bullshit. So much for blogs, heh.

Whenever I think of Firefox I think of all the silly extensions and stuff that come along with it. Everybody's trying to move everything to the browser now, and get things onto the internet. As much fun as the internet is, the browser is NOT the place for your Photos, Music, Journal, Word processor, Games, IM/Chat client, RSS reader (albeit IE7's reader being ultra sexy), and such.

Firefox has always been slower for me, and though that's not as much of a concern, I am constantly bugged about updates. Sometimes it won't even start up until I install them. Ugh.

Firefox once deleted my bookmarks (I didn't keep backups because frankly I didn't care that much) and so I went into the #firefox on irc.mozilla.org (the OFFICIAL support channel) to ask about fixing the problem and instead of getting help I was asked to do a bunch of awkward tests so they could figure out what the problem was (it was a severe bug that they didn't find the cause of yet), so I went along with it. After the tests I asked about getting my bookmarks back and she said that it wasn't possible and to delete my localstore.rdf to get FF working again. My bookmarks were gone, and so were my settings. Later I heard that the file actually contained my bookmarks however I read up about it and I'm still unsure. So much for support, I guess.

Also, the developers flirt with each other in there.

Originally Posted by M

It's sad that you call those reasons lame, especially since you use IE That made me laugh.
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I use Firefox.

Originally Posted by M

IE is slow as hell, crashes nearly all the time (I mostly notice this because I use Java applications a lot and they almost always crash IE) and is nowhere near as extendable as firefox.[/b]

Well then is that Java's fault or Microsoft's fault for supporting it?

Originally Posted by M

Seriously, you guys aren't as smart as you think you are[/b]

So says you, Mr. Let's call main() at every chance we get even though we're never supposed to ever

Originally Posted by M

Better yet get a life.
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Welcome to the internet.

I was going to do a rebuttal to that list of 5, but they're bullshit. So much for blogs, heh.

Whenever I think of Firefox I think of all the silly extensions and stuff that come along with it. Everybody's trying to move everything to the browser now, and get things onto the internet. As much fun as the internet is, the browser is NOT the place for your Photos, Music, Journal, Word processor, Games, IM/Chat client, RSS reader (albeit IE7's reader being ultra sexy), and such.

Firefox has always been slower for me, and though that's not as much of a concern, I am constantly bugged about updates. Sometimes it won't even start up until I install them. Ugh.

Firefox once deleted my bookmarks (I didn't keep backups because frankly I didn't care that much) and so I went into the #firefox on irc.mozilla.org (the OFFICIAL support channel) to ask about fixing the problem and instead of getting help I was asked to do a bunch of awkward tests so they could figure out what the problem was (it was a severe bug that they didn't find the cause of yet), so I went along with it. After the tests I asked about getting my bookmarks back and she said that it wasn't possible and to delete my localstore.rdf to get FF working again. My bookmarks were gone, and so were my settings. Later I heard that the file actually contained my bookmarks however I read up about it and I'm still unsure. So much for support, I guess.

Also, the developers flirt with each other in there.[/b]

I have none of those problems, and firefox is a lot faster for me.

i mean seriously, sometimes I misclick on IE because I have it right next to mozilla, and I have to wait twenty seconds while it starts up so I can turn it off (if I try turning it off while its starting up it gives me an error message and then takes even more time to turn off). It might just be the home page I have set for it, but opening the same page on firefox definitely does not give me those problems.