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Wait. And buy it off the net for like 5 bucks.

Shots - Patron chilled, Tang (Black Haus, Triple Sec and OJ) Mixed Drink - Crown and Coke

Shots - Patron chilled, Tang (Black Haus, Triple Sec and OJ) Mixed Drink - Crown and Coke

This is pretty funny.. http://jalopnik.com/5122579/we-salute-you-mr-proverbial-gangsta-pose-picture-taker

haha.. great reading material for a slow week at work

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I lived on 15th right by flying pizzza. Drunk or not I always got that pizza. It is dam good, and even better when you throw on some garlic salt and crushed red pepper!

Hmmm. I got done with College at Devry. 3 weeks later I had a job offer in La Porte,Texas as a network admin and one in Dublin, Ohio for a network engineer position. I decided to stay in Ohio because benefits were better and it would have been a hassle to move as far as Texas. One day hope to move somewhere once I get some job experience.

HAHA http://www.smwa.net/downloads/funny/rake_bush4.swf

Take the wheels off his chair... if it has wheels

Interesting. Cool glad to hear it works. pos rep? haha

What did you do? Disable your wireless card?

LOL NIC sorry. Network Interface Card

Yes but your WIRELESS card is pulling the IP for your PC. You have to disable the wireless and then your regular NIC card can obtain an IP. You cannot get a separate IP for each card. They are conflicting.

Originally Posted by KillJoy If he cannot get online with it, how will you RC to it? KillJoy Duhhh oops forgot that part ha

Or maybe try disabling the bridge connection. Then Disable the wireless. The right click the 1394 connection and set the properties to obtain automatically and see what happens.

Idk.. lemme remote your machine and try. I have never set my connection to bridge before, hence I'm not sure how to reverse it.

You must have set it in bridge mode by accident. I think your bridged your 2 connections together. I think if you right click on the connection you can unbridge it. Then follow the steps I gave you.

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn69/caxide/cmdresults.jpg Well first off disable your wireless card. Right click on the icon in your network connections page and select disable. The wireless and the regular card are going to conflict. Your wireless card is showing that it has already pulled an IP for your PC. After looking at the settings I see that your NIC card does not have DHCP enabled. This would be the issue if your router is set for DHCP because your computer will not be obtaining an IP automatically. Follow Kill Joys instructions to get to the NIC card properties. Its in Network Connections. Right click your Local Area Connection and click properties. Scroll down and highlight TCP/IP and hit the properties button again.

Yeah my bad I miss typed

Well first off go to start -> run. Then type in cmd. This will bring up a command prompt. Type in Ip config /all. Tell me what all your settings are at. Just screenshot it like you did before and I can help more. Also if your IP says 196.254.16.4 the you probably have a bad nic or network cable since this is the default Ip microsoft would give your PC.

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Chicken and string beans with fried rice and wonton soup. Washed down with a Cherry Pepsi :whistle:

Did your Mommy go out of town Ryan? ahaha Yes it is bs when people leave the beerpong table.