Can you tell us more about him/why he has an event or is that too much fodder for the skin suiters??
I can a little. So he was huge in his city. They're naming a location in the city after him tomorrow. He was very loved by many for his dedication to the city/schools/sporting teams/etc. He actively taped each game he attended for 35+ years and then left the tapes on people's door steps (along with veggies from his garden). People wouldn't even ask, he would just do it, like Santa. Lol. I don't like to use the word famous, but he was very well known locally. And awesome.
I want to get a tattoo. I've always wanted one but I can't decide for sure what I want to get. And I think I would chicken out even if I could figure out what I wanted.
Post by helloerrbody on Jun 20, 2015 23:50:46 GMT -5
I went to The Google...
The GIF graphics file format was invented by Steve Wilhite at CompuServe in 1987. In the years since, a debate has been raging as to the correct way to pronounce "GIF": like "jif" as in the peanut butter, or with a hard 'g' as in "gift" as a majority of Mac users seem to prefer. With this page I intend to clear this up once and for all...
It's pronounced like "jif". Period. The end. That's final. End of story.
You disagree? Hey, I'm just quoting the inventors of the format. Here's the evidence:
CompuServe used to distribute a graphics display program called CompuShow. In the documentation for version 8.33 in the FAQ section, it states:
The GIF (Graphics Interchange Format), pronounced "JIF", was designed by CompuServe and the official specification released in June of 1987.
I want to get a tattoo. I've always wanted one but I can't decide for sure what I want to get. And I think I would chicken out even if I could figure out what I wanted.
I drew my tattoo 2 years before putting it on my body. It's my baby.
Post by helloerrbody on Jun 20, 2015 23:54:33 GMT -5
I'm having the super sadz. I don't think we're making it to 65 pages but we got so damn close. We're going to have to rally later on and talk up a drinking thread a week in advance to get all of GKU in hurr to make it to 65.
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