Posts by Bryan Scott4

Ancient Greece, 390 BC

Fishing tackle boxes—though maybe you mean those pre-made rigs specifically

Fishing tackle float swivels—probably just those little swivel attachments for your floats

Fishing tackle floats—you know, your standard floats

Fishing tackle holdalls—basically big gear bags for your rods and reels and stuff

Fishing tackle terminal tackle—this is kind of a catch-all term for things like swivels, hooks, weights, and floats, I guess

I went ahead and edited my post, though I'm not totally sure if the rank updated yet 😁 I've got this Biostar motherboard, an Intel Core i7-720 with an AM2 socket, running an Athlon 4400+

So, my old POV 8800GTS finally kicked the bucket on me. I'm looking for something new in that same ballpark. Maybe something like a GT 440 or something similar? I don't really need anything for a High-end PC or anything crazy, just something that can handle games on low-to-medium settings. I guess my budget is around $500-$183.

I honestly think this might be the best thread for requests, since a huge chunk of L. Bajuk's work is basically just folk music ensemble tracks. I guess... does anyone happen to be recording the concert tonight on PBS? Maybe someone could upload it to Dropbox or somewhere similar?

Susan Taylor72 said:Refugees used to carry this yellow card—it was folded, kind of like it had four sides—to prove they were eligible for things like humanitarian aid, free city transit, student grants, and stuff like that. But back before that, like during the 1992 refugee situation, people would first get a white card, just a single-sided one, to confirm they were actually staying in the country.

I’m talking about the displaced persons status, which stayed in effect until the Midwest was fully reintegrated.

redmarlin3 said:The ones getting yellow cards were the asylum seekers.

Green (well, at least in my case)

What can I even say? Back when I was in high school, everyone was grabbing an Ivanić-Kraljevec pass and riding without any issues at all. But, I guess it’s been like eight years now, so things change.

Personally, I’d say go with the RumblePad 2. I have this one buddy who isn't exactly known for his steady hands, so having some vibration feedback can actually be pretty handy for him. It's nothing major, though—you just have to make sure you clean it regularly.

I honestly didn't think anyone else actually sat down to read declarations. I kind of figured I was the only one out there doing it. 😁

Whoa, hey now, no need to roll your eyes at me just yet! 😬 Thanks for the heads-up

Walter Edwards said:Nah, not quite. I didn't just go in there blindly guessing, you know? I actually did some digging beforehand to make sure everything was solid, so there weren't any hiccups. As for that specific number, I'm pretty certain about it—I got it through a different channel, like a little bit of insider info, I guess. 🙂

So, let me see if I can break this down for you. If you’re asking a sportsbook like DraftKings to send your winnings straight to an international bank account—you know, one held in a different currency—there are definitely a few things you should probably keep an eye on. First off, there's the exchange rate. I guess that's the big one. The rate you see on Google isn't always the one the bank actually gives you, so you might end up with a little less than you expected. Maybe check that before you get too excited about the total. Then, you've got to think about those pesky wire transfer fees. Most banks charge a slice just for moving money around, especially when it's crossing borders. It’s kind of annoying, really. You might want to ask your bank if they have any specific fees for incoming foreign transfers so you aren't blindsided. Also, just a heads-up—sometimes these things take a bit longer to clear than a standard domestic transfer. It might take a few business days, so don't panic if it doesn't show up instantly. Just stay patient, I suppose!

That amount sounds pretty good to me, though I guess I’ll probably never see a single payout that big in my life... Anyway, does the bank take any kind of fee on their end?

Wait, I'm a little confused—are we talking about getting $3,000 all at once or is that the total amount? Because if that’s the total, I can't imagine how people would even go about betting on things out there...

I was wondering about something: when you guys move money into your foreign currency accounts, do you ever run into issues with the bank? I mean, specifically because of those frequent or larger transactions coming in from overseas... I think I read something about taxes and stuff, so I guess I'm just curious.

I can't seem to get this PCI thread to open, no matter which browser I try. It just keeps loading some tiny gif (showthread.gif 1x1 pixels) instead of the actual page. Any idea how to fix this? It’s happened on a few other sites too. I know it's a little off-topic, but since the link is for an overclocking thread, I figured I'd ask here.

I was actually planning on checking out that tutorial on the PCI forum earlier today, but I can't even get the overclocking thread to load on there (tried every browser I have, too). I've been trying to Google some kind of guide, but honestly, I can't find anything decent for beginners. Maybe I'll try searching one more time, but if nothing pops up, I guess I'm stuck. Thanks for the help, everyone.

So, how do I go about overclocking my Intel Core 2 Duo, 2300 MHz (11.5 x 200) 4400+? Just a heads up, I'm a total noob here and honestly don't have a clue what I'm doing.

Offtopic:wiredmarlin5, did you ever end up picking up that N64? I was asking because I've been thinking about some of those old games.

@natasarogina-Louis, is this strictly a sea thing?

Watch your wallet, seriously. Once things start moving, it’s hard to pull back. I know myself—one minute you're buying this, then you're spending on that... all those different systems and whatnot, money just disappears like a magic trick. But hey, if it pays off, it pays off!