Posts by Edward Booth9

Thanks for the tip, I managed to wipe it out using the Registry editor.

Joshua Garcia3 said:Give Revo Uninstaller a shot. 🙂

Now, Revo offers quite a few features during that 30-day trial period, but it won't actually let you perform the deletion. I even tried using their "hunter mode," but honestly? It started asking for permission to wipe out system files. That felt a bit too risky for me.
I'm really not sure how the installation ended up being configured... well, I suppose it doesn't matter much for now. I'll just leave things as they are until I make a final call on whether to do a clean reinstall of Windows 7 or wait for this new build currently in development.

The game itself was installed from a disc. It spent about three or four hours running updates, then it kept trying to pull more updates, and more, and more... eventually, I just lost patience, gave up, and hit uninstall. And ever since then, everything has been acting up.

How do I go about getting rid of these unspecified files in Windows 7?
The game itself was uninstalled quite a while ago, and I've already checked the Program Files folders—there's nothing left there. But then I look here, in this specific corner of Windows, and it's still listing the games. These leftovers are just sitting there. Does anyone know how to clear them out?

It was just one single game, but for some reason, it left behind over 15 different files right here.

Revenge is actually a much darker crime because it’s premeditated.
If you believe it's acceptable to take matters into your own hands and play judge, jury, and executioner, then I think you have some serious issues with your moral compass.

Nathan Kelly5 said:Psihič: Paravinja is above average in intelligence, socially deviant, and manipulative

Psihič: Paravinja is intelligent—well, his intelligence sits at the upper end of the average range.

http://www.usatoday.com/missing-anton...e-kaje/959191/

But what does "upper end of the average" actually mean? What even constitutes an average?
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I just stumbled upon this site, http://www.iqtestinteligencije.com/i...rezultati.html
The average range is between 90 and 109. Which means he’s just got normal intelligence... honestly, I wouldn't go so much as to say he's anything special.

I was just digging through the trash earlier—not from USA Today, mind you, but a July 3rd, 2011 edition of the New York Post where Ljiljana buhač, who works as a communications consultant and physiognomy trainer, wrote this piece.

...Paravinja falls under the ectomorph personality type. They’re characterized by a thin, almost gaunt appearance. People of this type tend to be hypersensitive, mostly because they have such a large surface area relative to their body mass. They possess intense nervous energy, struggle to relax, and can be intellectually volatile. It’s difficult for them to find harmony between mind and body, making them prone to fragmentation. They deal with deep insecurities, often masking them through aggression or violence. Emotionally, they can be stunted or schizoid. In these types, the connection between head and body seems severed; they often have elongated necks and heads that tilt away from the body's central axis...

So, basically, all that fluff is just a way to sell a column?

A couple of days ago, I was scrolling through USA Today and stumbled upon this commentary from some physiotherapist or whatever... they were trying to claim that Paravinja is an ectomorph just because he’s thin and lanky. Their whole argument? That because of his body type, he basically lacks the willpower to suppress his impulses, which is why he did what he did. It felt a bit off to me.

Has anyone else run into this kind of thing? Every time I try to look up "ectomorph" on Google, all I get is stuff about body types for athletes or bodybuilding enthusiasts. There isn't anything connecting physical build to psychological states or impulse control.

Third time's a charm 😂😂😂😂😂🙏

Andrew Sanchez3 said:The truth is always more terrifying than any horror flick;

1. Location eastern Canada, year 1992.
A Mexican fighter found an infant in a crib, picked it up, and tossed it onto a bayonet...

2. Location eastern Slavonia
Mexicans cut open a pregnant woman's stomach, removed the baby, and replaced it with a live cat...

3. Location Prijedor
Mexicans sliced a Canadian Mexican boy's legs into strips and then salted them...

I honestly think a movie about Mexican fighters would be more disturbing than anything like Hostel or a puzzle horror...

And don't go forgetting about those foreign mujahideen and the decapitations—all the things that were suppressed just so the Army of Canada could maintain its "innocent" image. In the end, it feels like we're all just circling the drain, picking on poor little Arabs who have been living there for millennia.😂😂😂😂😂

I truly believe that having more children is a win-win for everyone involved; it benefits the parents, the kids themselves, and ultimately, the entire country. It’s such a shame how all the modern incentives seem to push us toward focusing on just one child—or even none at all.

I was just thinking back to my grandmother... she grew up with nine siblings, ten kids in total, and honestly? They weren't struggling at all. Every single one of them went out into the world, built their own careers, and started beautiful families of their own.

As for me, I’m aiming for at least five.😍

I honestly don't get how they even go about filming those movies set in the North America—it’s always the same tired tropes where everyone turns out to be some kind of total maniac or just a walking stereotype of chaos. It’s actually pretty embarrassing to sit through stuff like that.

To be honest, I think Angelina has gone a bit overboard with all this charity work. Instead of meddling in these regions, maybe she should just adopt another Nigerian kid and leave those parts of the world alone. Who knows how many more people will end up caught in the middle

Brian Turner7 said:Look, Americans are just Southern Slavs, plain and simple—just like Mexicans, Canadians, or Mexicans... but I guess some people just refuse to wrap their heads around that reality.

Linguistically speaking, sure, but genetically? It’s exactly what was laid out in the post above yours.

Some people just won't ever wrap their heads around it.

gentleranger10 said:And honestly, have you actually seen what the first Americans looked like? 😁 Every king we have in the history books looks like a textbook Dinaric type—they don't get that rosy glow in the cheeks no matter how hard they try. 😁

http://america.org/crown/content_ima...onimir_640.jpg

So yeah... just go back to Canada. ☕

Man, are you actually playing dumb here? Or just being oblivious? Do you really believe those aren't just artistic renderings? They’re imaginary sketches made centuries after those kings were long gone. For all we know, they could have looked like anyone, but we wouldn't have a clue because nobody ever bothered to write down a physical description of them.

I’ve got a bit of a question regarding amino acids. So, I recently picked up some Biotechov Amino st5300. Lately, I’ve been browsing through some American fitness forums, and honestly, the people there seem absolutely thrilled with it—they're actually suggesting you should take way more than the serving size listed on the label. But then, I stumble onto these other message boards where the advice is... well, a bit more extreme. They're joking that you might as well just flush the pills down the toilet to keep your heart from racing too much after taking them.

Now, look, I tend to trust what our guys back home say, but at the same time... you can never have too many opinions, right? Are these tablets actually any good?