Ask any question - I'll answer

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Apparently thats too hard a question.

Who will win the NFC East this year and what will their record be?

Dog I am a busy man. I answered it.

I am gonna go out on a limb and take the lease popular pick.

The Eagles are going to win it!! :shocked:

Their record will be 10-6.

[Zool]

Busy schmizy. I needs my answers.

the Used's first album, good, great or no idea.

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Busy schmizy. I needs my answers.

the Used's first album, good, great or no idea.

Firing up iTunes now.

update: firing up a tab in firefox

update2: my album is mistitled in iTunes, it is not "the taste of ink" but instead titled "Maybe Memories"

Anyway, yeah, I enjoy a few songs on that such a blue and yellow, the taste of ink, on my own, poetic tradegy, buried myself alive.. It's got some good rock songs, not really my style of music anymore, but its a pretty solid album.

[Joemailman]

Is the AntiChrist living among us?

[BallHawk]

Firefox or Internet Explorer?

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Is the AntiChrist living among us?

No. I would make a joke or something but I don't think its appropriate.

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Firefox or Internet Explorer?

Even though I know Mad is an IE hombre, I will go ahead and say that IE sucks. Firefox is infinitely better. The reasons for this are as follows:

Tabbed browsing standard. Control-t FTW!
Much faster rendering engine. Por.. I mean Packer Rats has never loaded as quickly!
More compliant with ISO standards. Pretty much every page looks prettier and visually closer to what the artist had in mind when creating the page.
Less security issues - IE and the admin account are the root of windows problems. Firefox doesn't have these same issues
Open source.

Of course, none of these can even come close to Camino, the aqua-ified version of Firefox made by the Mozilla team for OS X. Even better than that, are Webkit browsers. They're faster than Firefox and they sure are pretty. They have less ISO compliance than FF, but more than IE by a landslide. Safari and Shiira for the win!

[the_idle_threat]

Is the AntiChrist living among us?

No. I would make a joke or something but I don't think its appropriate.

That's hilarious!

[the_idle_threat]

I would like Firefox if I could get Java to run on it. I can't ... so FF sucks.

[Zool]

Firefox or Internet Explorer?

Even though I know Mad is an IE hombre, I will go ahead and say that IE sucks. Firefox is infinitely better. The reasons for this are as follows:

Tabbed browsing standard. Control-t FTW!
Much faster rendering engine. Por.. I mean Packer Rats has never loaded as quickly!
More compliant with ISO standards. Pretty much every page looks prettier and visually closer to what the artist had in mind when creating the page.
Less security issues - IE and the admin account are the root of windows problems. Firefox doesn't have these same issues
Open source.

Of course, none of these can even come close to Camino, the aqua-ified version of Firefox made by the Mozilla team for OS X. Even better than that, are Webkit browsers. They're faster than Firefox and they sure are pretty. They have less ISO compliance than FF, but more than IE by a landslide. Safari and Shiira for the win!

I would agree with this, but IE7 seems to be an improvement in text quality and finally has tabs.

I use Firefox almost exclusively but IE7 seems to work better with Exchange 2003's webmail so I use IE7 at work.

Hottest blonde on 3's company?

[HarveyWallbangers]

What happened to the old thread where random people answered and then asked a new question? That was kind of cool--not to trump this thread. I think there's room for both.

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I would like Firefox if I could get Java to run on it. I can't ... so FF sucks.

Totally runs Java! I never use IE and my JRE icon is up all the time!!

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Harv and Zool, I will answer these both around noon. I have a nice break mid-day today.

Everyone else, load me up on questions, like I said I am going to have an hour to kill so that seems like a solid way to spend it!

[the_idle_threat]

Good job on the "which way is up" question. Very creative.

How about this one ... does water float?

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Good job on the "which way is up" question. Very creative.

How about this one ... does water float?

That is entirely dependent on the density the water would would be mixed with as well as the polarity of that substance. Oil is non-polar for example with the lone bonds being londor-dispersion (I believe at least, I have been out of chem for two years) where is Water is held by polar, hydrogen bonds. There is more to it, but that is really all that I understand. In the setting where you could achieve a higher density substance than water that is non-polar, then the answer is yes, water would float.