And now that I think I’ve finally figured out my schedule, the official deadline is being tweaked one more time to make things more simple. The deadline is Wednesday night at 9:00 PM Eastern. (You know, so I can score them right when they’re due and not be short three hours of sleep that night. And I’ve never seen anyone post an entry in that three hours of difference anyway.)
U.S. National - AP
Fri July 13, 2001 - 05:21 PM
Pontiac, MI USA - The ongoing feud to rename the “Rumor Mill” to the “Rumor Lathe” was put aside this weekend by parties representing both sides of the debate when ChiefDelphi.com crashed and the back-up system had to be implemented.
<Knock on wood BTW… We hope to never see CD crash. :yikes: >
(looks at photo board) Oh look! A display of MissInformations photos. There’s a photo of Dave in his ‘pimp hat’, and look here’s another photo of Dave cutting a cake and finding a Krispy Kreme box, and another photo of Dave and another, and…(gets to second column of photos) Look Dave spotted her! In this photo he’s looking at her, the next one he’s heading towards her, he’s getting closer, he’s getting even more closer…Hey! What happened to the last photo?! :ahh: (looks around at comp, I see Dave but where’s Heidi? :yikes: )
Chief Delphi’s most wanted: hardened criminals who continuously post threads in the wrong forums… please do not try to confront these people on your own, they may be armed and dangerous.
Archaologists, working in a new dig outside old Detroit, have unearthed evidence of a primitive communications method from the pre-electronic age. This system, which apparently included early attempts at mass communications, used archaic tools known as “pen-and-paper” and some ancient, unknown skill called “handwriting.”
‘And at the recent CD Webhug, 32 pictures of someone named “JVN” suddenly appeared under the “Who Are You?” section of the bulletin board. Normally this would not be noteworthy, but they were all sequential shots of an unconscious Mr. V-Neun being Saran-wrapped by one “Amanda Morrison.”’
… and tonight, on “America’s Most Wanted FIRSTers”, we focus on 32 FIRSTers who were active in 1999. If you know the whereabouts of these formerly dedicated mentors and students, please call 1-888-888-4747.