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Oh lol, nvm. There aren't any great wireless mouses that I know of. Logitech mouses tend to break really quick. Maybe Microsoft makes a good one. Every wireless mouse I own has some sort of delay or is lower on the sensitivity than normal mouses. I still recommend the wired mouse I posted.

Amazon.com: Razer Imperator Ergonomic Laser Gaming Mouse: Electronics Best mouse I've ever owned. I managed to buy it on Amazon for about $45 with free shipping. Though it has been known to sell higher. It's worth the extra money by far.

Not exactly what I was trying to say. I wasn't saying lie about w/e you don't remember. I just meant fill it out as best as you can remember it. By not accurate I meant, w/e you don't remember just fill in what you do remember. I didn't leave anything blank.

Food for thought: I think you should change the Canadian dollar symbol to CAD and the Australian dollar symbol to AUD for better distinguishing between American currency (I am aware that the symbols are correct as is). Also I still think the web address sounds like a porn site. Honestly not finding any bugs, though I didn't spend much time looking either.

Polk Audio makes some damn good speakers, though probably not in your price range. Bose is way overpriced and not as great as it's praised. If you want a dirt cheap sound system in that range that works with a PC and your PS3, look at what Logitech has to offer.

Hm, I think that's probably the same thing I filled out online did. Maybe your recruiting station does it a bit different. In any case I think it asks you stuff like what countries you've been to. Medical history. Houses you've lived at. Previous jobs. Am I correct? If so just fill out what you know, it doesn't need to be accurate since they have no way of determining everything you write down as accurate.

You mean that thing you login to online and fill out for like 4 hours. It honestly doesn't have to be that accurate. Just put what you know or remember.

Haven't played it yet.

Yea I had all the stuff too. But then you have to wait for it all to get approved which takes forever. And sometimes they will ask for more stuff after you've handed everything in. The last thing I had to turn in was about 3 or 4 weeks after I took the ASVAB. So just a heads up, it takes a while but it's worth it.

Good luck man, sometimes it takes like 3 months to get all the info you need for them.

He asked for website help, not advice on how to make money. If this works for him let him.

I can't change the quantity of a specific item I want to purchase. Comes with a blow job

Haha, oh wow I didn't actually know that. That makes pilots seem like big douchebags then.

Yea but Ferrari's cost a lot more than a Toyota. F1 is a lot funner to watch. Which is why I also think Forza is the best racing game instead of those shit Nascar games.

Lol yea, I guessed that would be the other reason you stated it. Most people I know think everyone in the military says "Hooah" or "Hoorah" and don't realize each division says something different. Also those are the same people that think they know a lot about guns because they play CoD.

One of my friends is a Navy Pilot and he says he's sick of the job.

I'm pretty sure he knew that, but was just laughing cause he's in Marines.

Lol yea I already won before I even posted this. I bought Skyrim with the money and I think I'm just gonna save the rest. The pictures from that camera are also kinda shit, it looks much better off my camera phone. But alas, the pumpkin is pretty much starting to rot now, it's falling down.

I know who litkey is, and I've been around longer than August 2011.

Really?

Wat

Y U NO BLOW CREDITS? No but I bet it was one of those glitches where it says you have 999999 but you've actually got 4234 and as soon as you buy something it looks like this 9997000 and 0 for your real credits.

Well, I joined the Navy recently but I haven't been to bootcamp yet so I can only tell you what I've heard from other service members who are friends, or what I know off hand based on research. With the Navy you'll definitely have the opportunity to finish getting that degree if you wish through NROTC and you can move on to OCS to become an officer if that's what you want. I've heard a lot from people I know that are active-duty, reserve and retired. You will meet people that will say it's not the life for them. But the majority of them have told me things like "I never had a boring day in my life when I was in the Navy." Or a friend I have who was just forced to retire a few weeks ago as Lieutenant Colonel. He told me he would have gladly stayed in the service for many years if he wasn't forced to retire. It's all about whether it really appeals to you or not. Sometimes the only way to know for sure is to join. I can't make that decision for you. But what Caution says is true, you stay the same person, your ideals might change...or the way you act somewhat. But you are still the same person (except for in boot camp when they pretty much strip your individuality, all that changes when you leave). In my opinion, I say you should join, but of course my opinion is biased since I've already made the decision.

Why not just get a second router and make it a bridge?

So yea my neighborhood had a pumpkin carving contest and I never carved one in my life. Plus there was a $100 prize, I knew I was gonna win before I started and I did. I figured I would make it SEAL related since I've joined the Navy. So here it is, Halloween Navy Seal Style! And I wasted more time in Minecraft than I did on this! I honestly thought it would be the other way around. Concept Art: [ATTACH=CONFIG]11973[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]11974[/ATTACH]