who would wanna drive on brown/teal rocks
why did you think of that though
why would you think of that
stuart » pro2 years ago
An 18-year old boy should drive a Nissan XTerra in his town or just generally around.
catachresis » neu2 years ago
All the people who rated this less than 4 use OpenOffice and are just being dicks guaranteed
plusminus » neu2 years ago
All running operating systems made by fat people, monitors all doing nothing when you type "start".
Seriously I'm a Linux nerd and I remember the first time I saw this strip I was like "what no, Word is terrible!" yet I have no problems with, for instance, enjoying the antics of a squirrel with a cocaine problem.
atmus » neu2 years ago
To be fair, I wouldn't say Todd's addiction is a "problem".
yearsinhotclaws » neu1 years ago
Is your avatar a sprite of a pig in a dinosaur costume?
Yes that is exactly what I am seeing here.
farqussus » neu1 years ago
I am glad I don't know what any of these things are.
fineoakstructure » neu1 years ago
Then you have probably had sex.
stormagnet » neu2 years ago
Truth. I'll admit, I had that impulse. Instead, recognizing my bias, I abstained from rating it entirely. But the cognitive dissonance lingers.
relaxing » neu1 years ago
Much as in religion, geek holy wars cause adherents to lose all appreciation of irony.
poodlelucy » pro1 years ago
*hastily changes rating to a 5*
love_is_so_punk » pro10 months ago
I use NeoOffice, but I still think it's hilarious when Beef says Macs basically got AIDS.
untilyouaresonude » pro2 years ago
The panels with no action/word balloons are like little breaks for applause. I almost felt compelled to clap.
mortshire » pro2 years ago
i once had a yellow rental xterra while my prius was in the shop. i was driving all over the neighborhood and also on some rocks let me tell you (sorry environment).
never_die » pro2 years ago
Roast Beef in a suit is great.
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
Achewood is a place where everything is so awkward it is beautiful. Somehow Onstad achieves timing with something that is read. Prose and poetry can barely aspire to achieve timing - comic form seems to pull it off pretty well. Three panels where almost nothing happens, yet they mean so much.
Also, as said before, [http://achewood.com/index.php?date=09022005]Roast Beef is the world's worst Vanna White.[/url]
spinynorman » neu2 years ago
Fuckdoodles.
achilleselbow » neu2 years ago
Chubbied for inventive use of language.
neoboman » pro2 years ago
I don't know about you guys, but I personally like Notepad.
closefriend » pro2 years ago
Between LaTeX, LilyPond, Gamefaqs, and just about any worthwhile coding you can do, nothing beats Notepad. But I still have Microsoft Word on my computer as a status symbol.
stuart » neu2 years ago
Wordpad is better if you're going to write something for school that is not fancy, or if you need to open something larger than a meg.
slalvation » neu2 years ago
I spell it whichever way I god damn want and to hell with the critics!
presterjohn » pro2 years ago
You get a chubby for not quoting Ray's Mom.
farqussus » neu2 years ago
Euro-way? Because there are so many countries in Europe who speak English.
Wait a minute, the English! That's who spell grey with an e. Those silly English, whose language is called ENGLISH. I wonder where they get the notion they can choose how to spell words.
boredom_man » neu1 years ago
Probably from that old hymn that claims Jesus was there.
smilebuddha » neu1 years ago
And did those feet in ancient time,
Walk upon England%u2019s mountains green
And was the holy Lamb of God,
On England%u2019s pleasant pastures seen
And did the Countenance Divine,
Shine forth upon our clouded hills?
And was Jerusalem builded here,
Among these dark Satanic Mills?
---C. Hubert H. Parry (from William Blake), "Jerusalem"
tonyhighwind » pro1 years ago
I have always wondered what those lyrics actually were, I could never quite understand them. Take your chubby.
mashisoyo » neu5 months ago
Bring me my bow of burning gold
Bring me my arrows of desire
Bring me my spears o'clouds unfold
Bring me my chariot of fire
I will not cease from mental fight
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand
'Til we have built Jerusalem
In England's green and pleasant land
(for the sake of completitude)
carten » neu2 years ago
As a former secretary I can tell you, Microsoft Word makes my sack twitch. In agony.
Corel WordPerfect, if you must use IBM-compatibles.
semiquaver » pro2 years ago
Actually OpenOffice is pretty cute. It's small, opens quickly, does good file recovery, and doesn't bloat up your system. The way it manages pictures in a document is balls, but otherwise, it is highly preferable.
harveymersault » neu1 years ago
Yeah. I'm not sure why people like Word so much %u2013 it's an enormous pain in the ass if you care about how a document looks. All that poorly conceived automation.
semiquaver » neu1 years ago
Actually, I quite like the latest one. It's redesigned from the top down. I'm considering switching for intercompatibility with the school computers.
semiquaver » neu1 years ago
In case anyone cares, I did switch, and it's pretty great. The new file extension is bullshit, but it's easy to work around.
boredom_man » neu1 years ago
The new default styles are horrible at everything and for every purpose.
soup_alex » neu3 months ago
I can only imagine that all these OpenOffice haters have never had to compose an essay (on a computer); Writer is essentially the same as Word, only not completely shit.
OpenOffice cocks up images, you say? Strange, I've found this area to be Writer's greatest improvement over Word (Writer assumes the user wants to "anchor" images to a page, paragraph, etc., but this can be corrected. I've often struggled for hours to position images within a Word doc, frustatedly ctrl-z'ing out of somehow losing the image between pages, to no avail. The only way to have any degree of control over the position of images in Word seems to be to dump them into separate text boxes: relocating the image itself seems to tell word "please fuck this image into oblivion, and rape all existing text formatting while you're at it".
drago25 » pro2 years ago
I'm loving Ray's looking up before he goes on in Panel 4
folby » neu2 years ago
Ray is wearing a jacket with notch lapels, I would have expected peak. Beef's appear to be shawl lapels, where I would have expected notch.
smilebuddha » neu1 years ago
V-Chub for lapel specificity
butta » neu1 years ago
Have an excellent time!
carlyle » neu10 months ago
God Bless Microsoft Words
carlyle » neu10 months ago
Oh... shit.
greenkoolayd » neu9 months ago
microsoft orifice
lolsworth » neu1 months ago
No way, fuck Microsoft Word. Microsoft Word sucks. It sucks so bad. I genuinely want it dead.
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why did you think of that though
why would you think of that
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Seriously I'm a Linux nerd and I remember the first time I saw this strip I was like "what no, Word is terrible!" yet I have no problems with, for instance, enjoying the antics of a squirrel with a cocaine problem.
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Yes that is exactly what I am seeing here.
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Also, as said before, [http://achewood.com/index.php?date=09022005]Roast Beef is the world's worst Vanna White.[/url]
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Wait a minute, the English! That's who spell grey with an e. Those silly English, whose language is called ENGLISH. I wonder where they get the notion they can choose how to spell words.
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Walk upon England%u2019s mountains green
And was the holy Lamb of God,
On England%u2019s pleasant pastures seen
And did the Countenance Divine,
Shine forth upon our clouded hills?
And was Jerusalem builded here,
Among these dark Satanic Mills?
---C. Hubert H. Parry (from William Blake), "Jerusalem"
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Bring me my arrows of desire
Bring me my spears o'clouds unfold
Bring me my chariot of fire
I will not cease from mental fight
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand
'Til we have built Jerusalem
In England's green and pleasant land
(for the sake of completitude)
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Corel WordPerfect, if you must use IBM-compatibles.
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OpenOffice cocks up images, you say? Strange, I've found this area to be Writer's greatest improvement over Word (Writer assumes the user wants to "anchor" images to a page, paragraph, etc., but this can be corrected. I've often struggled for hours to position images within a Word doc, frustatedly ctrl-z'ing out of somehow losing the image between pages, to no avail. The only way to have any degree of control over the position of images in Word seems to be to dump them into separate text boxes: relocating the image itself seems to tell word "please fuck this image into oblivion, and rape all existing text formatting while you're at it".
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