transcender & preplogic

So they don't feel left out.

....and it is called H-1, not I-1, even though you can't drive
to the other islands on it either.

....and it really should be H-100, because it's a loop.

H-1 would imply a North-South highway.

stupid islanders.

Did I ever tell you I rented a mo-ped in Waki-waki and drove it to
the top of diamondhead? I even drove it on H-1! (Not for long
though, those cars go fast).

Don't forget to stop at the nude beaches on the way, that makes
the trip.

kpg

 

lol.

That was funny Sandeep.

 

I Found P*ssy Going To the Cheap Penny Arcade

 

H-100 > The 2098 Hummer?

 

That's illegal in most states.


Except Alabama.

 

It's only illegal if you get caught

 

....or talk about it in newsgroups.

 

damnit...I knew I was forgetting something

 

Transcender is owned by Kaplan IT, the makers of Self Test Software. who is a
Microsoft Certified Practice Test Provider. As for PrepLogic, considering
that a simple Google search would reveal the fact that they are a Microsoft
Certified Partner, I would venture a guess that they are in fact legitimate.
So in conclusion, neither of them are [email protected] and you sir, are an idiot.

 

If you don't submit your pic to either Fris or I A.S.A.P., this will be your
new pic on the MCNGP L33t Members photo gallery. HAND

 

Somehow, I knew that was coming.

 

And why do people drive on the parkways and park in the driveways?

 

If this guy sucks up anymore, he just might implode.

 

*KA-BOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!*

 

Do it yourself you lazy fusk! Furrfu.

 

Ooh, uh, yeah. I'm going to have to go ahead and sort of disagree with
you there.

 

That's a nice pic.

 

Or inexperienced. Not every has been in the I.T. field for years.

 

Join the fusking club. Furrfu.

 

Echoed forth from the dank caverns of microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, the
plaintive wail of TechGeekPro:

8o ........can you DO that????

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