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So I've looked at the eStarland website and this thread, but I'm not seeing any measurements for the T-shirt sizes. I generally end up buying either medium or large, but obviously I don't have any way of comparing the sizes of these shirts with T-shirts that I already own. Anyway, if someone who has a medium or large T-shirt (or DJP) could take two measurements for me, it would be much appreciated, as I really would like to buy a couple of these T-shirts. Two measurements will be enough - just lay the shirt flat and get me the measurement from the top of the collar to the very bottom of the shirt, and the length from armpit to armpit. I don't particularly mind if you can only give me measurements in inches, either imperial or metric is fine. Thanks in advance to anyone who can supply me with this information.

Download all of the ReMixes and decide which ones you like yourself?

I'm a Linux nub and use Mandriva. I only got it because it appeared to be one of the most popular when I researched a bit, and was generally considered good for those new to Linux. I've been using it alongside XP on my desktop PC for almost a year now.

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IIRC - If I Recall Correctly. ITT means In This Thread.

Oh yes, that is very straightforward. Thank you.

I'm going to be buying a Wii in the near future, and since I (now) have a television set capable of displaying 480p, I am going to be buying the component cables to do this. I have never done this before, and have just used the AV cables that come packaged with the consoles. Now, I have read that with the Gamecube, if you wanted to run your games in progressive scan mode, you had to hold down the B button when you booted the console. I did some quick Googling about the Wii and this but I couldn't find anything about it. My question, very simply, is this - am I supposed to do a similar thing with the Wii in order for the games to actually be displayed in 480p?

I guess you don't.

So in this case it is the end of The Nice Work Guy, Chargin Our Lazers, and laughing at Cock-bee. Bascially nutering out the fun. Do you even know what a fad thread is?

Or, you know, just get a free audio conversion tool and recreate the file that way instead of going to all the trouble of burning a CD and ripping from it.

I'm having trouble loading that site. Someone want to post what model it is?

If you click the button at the top right of the Quick Reply box, it'll be out of your way somewhat until you choose to use it, if you choose to use it.

It's next to the quote buttons, at the bottom of every post. I've seen it work similar to this on other fora. It's automatically enabled, and lacks a quoting tickbox. If you want to quote people you don't use it, or type the code.

You can get little things that resemble USB flash drives that have a slot in them that you put the card in, and then transfer via USB onto the card. Usually they support a number of card formats (with just the one card slot) so make sure you get one that supports SD. That would be the cheapest way to go I would say. Hmm - sounds like it'd run over $30. I dunno if I wanna do something like that for a system which'll probably support custom soundtracks on very few games. Then you're looking in the wrong places.

You can get little things that resemble USB flash drives that have a slot in them that you put the card in, and then transfer via USB onto the card. Usually they support a number of card formats (with just the one card slot) so make sure you get one that supports SD. That would be the cheapest way to go I would say.