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Funny... but if they don't actually include that, then screw their Windows—I might just stick with my old setup instead... 😠
I just finished installing Windows 7 and everything seems to be running smoothly so far...
There is just this one specific thing I can't seem to get right—I'm trying to move folders around on my drive just like you’d move icons around on the desktop. I want to drag a folder to a new spot and have it actually stay there, instead of the system snapping it back to its original position...
Basically, it keeps sorting everything alphabetically. For instance, if I have a folder starting with "M" and I try to place it next to a folder starting with "C," I can't—it just forces it back into line with the other "M" folders...
Does anyone happen to know how to fix this?
coastalangler16 said:The movie is just terrible. In my opinion, it’s easily the worst in the series. I realize the first two installments relied heavily on over-the-top action and a certain level of absurdity, but with this sequel, they simply crossed the line of good taste. It’s completely unrealistic—and in a film that only runs about ninety minutes, the only realistic moment I could find that makes any sense to a rational mind is when they’re sitting in a boat and making out. The car is basically indestructible; bullets, driving through train cars, plunging into a river—nothing seems to affect it. Not to mention the sheer stupidity of balancing on two wheels—we're talking about a two-ton Audi A8 here—between two semi-trucks, or the driver's window shattering only for it to work perfectly fine later. Lol. A two-ton vehicle bouncing up from a river on two air bubbles? It's too much. If you want to watch a comedy, go watch this; or better yet, if you're looking for horror, give this a go, because how bad it is is actually terrifying. And yeah, the female lead is irritatingly awful—she can barely speak and comes across as incredibly dim-witted...
I'll put my signature on that...
The film was 👎 compared to the first two parts (at least for me)
I’ve been into bodybuilding for about two years now, and up until this point, I haven’t touched any supplements—nothing at all, really, no proteins or anything of that sort. I’ve spent quite a bit of time scouring various websites, and it seems like almost everyone suggests that you need to be adding something extra to your regimen.
What I’m mostly curious about are amino acids; I’ve read somewhere that they help with muscle hypertrophy and that there aren't any real side effects to taking them? I suppose I'm wondering if there's any truth to that.
Could someone perhaps recommend which specific amino acids would be best to start with, and whether I should be looking into other supplements alongside them?
I was looking at some Whey Protein Isolate—is that actually worth anything?