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I would say welcome, but you'll probably disappear, anyway >.>

I don't think anyone would be standing after trying a TESTie Brau

I can neither confirm nor deny the level of GHB in Gurmukh's drink...

I can wait until Friday to get the Redeemer to add to my collection.

I love me some Kiwi, as well ;)

I'll buy a case and ship it to you as a "gift"... the one time where I wouldn't mind doing something like that. Of course, this gift would be in exchange for money, but still.

Phase 1 of TEST's takeover of CiG is complete.

This is true, though ASUS still sent me the shipping stickers so I didn't have to pay. Other than that, it was an amazing laptop that would still work, today, if I fixed the GPU issue, lol.

Well, this is how you know you're in TEST: LTI means just about the same thing for all of us! lol

I had an ASUS gaming laptop that I used through college. That thing lasted me for about 2 years before I started having problems with the video card. Even though it was a known issue with the nVidia chipset, I had to fight tooth and nail with ASUS' tech support because this happened a month...

Way to steal my idea :p 10:44:04ChrizZ: i should brew a beer called "LTI" 10:44:13Thom_Sirveaux: Do it 10:44:13ChrizZ: i'd be rich 10:44:24Thom_Sirveaux: Lifetime Inebriation

I think we could also do something like The Roberts Rounder - Chris & Erin Roberts themed Rounder (http://www.bluemoonbrewingcompany.com/OurBeers/product/Blue-Moon-Brand-Rounder) Or a Squadron 42 Saison etc.

Is this the TEST Greeting for first contact? Although, that would be flipping hilarious if they included opportunities for First Contact with new species, and then defining how those people view Humans from there on out :D

JAVA is like Ebola: it either kills you, or gives you an immunity which becomes your duty to spread to others.

T-Thank you. Thank you so much!

I was once an embedded software engineer, programming in assembly. I loved it, until I ran out of things to do and my manager said, "Hey, we're gonna have you program a GUI in JAVA, since you're the one with the most recent JAVA experience." Me: I haven't used JAVA since my JAVA 101 class in...

Same here. Then I was told that my undergrad university didn't accept C++ classes, and I had to retake everything in JAVA. Then, when taking my upper division classes, I had to switch back to C. Yay.

Correct. In C and most other languages, "==" is the equals operator, while "!=" is the Not Equals operator.

I'll wager that you are somewhere on this plane of existence