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Last login: 30 hours agoNutzy: nutzy is a 26 year old married guy from Columbus, Ohio, USA.; Likes 2,056 pages, 76 videos, 105 photos • 16 fans • Received 4 reviews; Member since Apr 21, 2005

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Yooha! News - Speuters Photo: May 5, 8:15am 85 reviews
http://yooha.meepzorp.com/brainsuck/; That will show him, won't it guys

http://www.satimagingcorp.com/galleryimages/quickbird-pyramids-egypt.jpg: May 5, 8:07am 25 reviews history
http://www.satimagingcorp.com/galleryimages/quickbird-pyramids-egypt.jpg; and?

Lessons of World History: May 5, 5:13am 26 reviews
http://www.nephandus.com/socialstudies/to1500assignlessons.html; lame

http://rofl.wheresthebeef.co.uk/Gayest%20Guy%20on%20Earth.jpg: Apr 29, 6:03am 20 reviews bizarre
http://rofl.wheresthebeef.co.uk/Gayest%20Guy%20on%20Earth.jpg; True, true---that's the gayest beard I've ever seen.

The 9 Most Racist Disney Characters | Cracked.com: Apr 29, 6:00am 69 reviews
http://www.cracked.com/article_15677_9-most-racist-disney-characters.html; Ridiculous. Should we be surprised that cartoons have some one-dimensional stereotypical characters? Does anyone care that the villains in most Disney movies have British accents? I guess you could psychoanalyze that into some sort of white guilt or something or just realize that it's a cartoon character.

Boyfriends - CollegeHumor video: Apr 29, 5:46am 25 reviews humor
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1812805; first one was funny

An Amazing Mind: Why Linux Doesnt Spread - the Curse of Being Free: Apr 21, 7:14pm 52 reviews
http://blog.anamazingmind.com/2008/02/why-linux-doesnt-spread-curse-of-being....; This is a factor for some people, but not the major one. There are two much bigger things that deter people from Linux: familiarity and software. Most people want an operating system that looks familiar. Most first time computer buyers will want the same OS their friends have or the same OS they have used at school or work. I remember my high school was full of macs---Apple was giving them good deals. I'm sure part of it was philanthropic, but Apple was mostly marketing to future computer owners. There are certain programs most people want on a computer. Older people usually want MS Office and the like---their are free alternatives but only very computer geeks mind having to translate formats to send someone else a document. Younger people either want games or they just want something for internet use. Linux has games, but not the mainstream ones; people who just want to chat, blog, e-mail, etc. will get whatever is most accessible. The people who want Linux are geeks. That's all that's left: people who are interested in knowing what a kernel is, who want to know how to compile a program from source, who write scripts for fun. That's why Linux won't be mainstream---ever. . . and I'm fine with that.