With great tada I know reaveal to you the application form for the Syndicate!

http://syndicate.roguelazer.com/apply_page.htm

w00ty!

d0'h thats supposed to be form, not for :/

why not edit it?

well... um... the message says "for" instead of "form" too

/me goes off to find the easter egg

Achem. :

if (navigator.appName == 'Netscape' &&
(e.which == 3 || e.which == 2))
return false;
else if (navigator.appName == 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' &&
(event.button == 2 || event.button == 3)) {
alert("Naughty person, you know your not supposed to do that!");
return false;

you windows loving looser :P

PS how can you stand Internet Explorer? The thing isn't worth it's weight in toilet paper! It can't even block pop-ups!
PPS Navigator ain't much better

you cant edit subjects here :/

well at least edit the message itself.

to do what?

Anyway I left an easter egg in the site, see if you can find it!

I have a popup blocker prog...

Internet Exloder...er...exploder...dammit!...explorer is quite good!

It has all I want if I add a yahoo companion toolbar to it :P

Netscape is jsut bloated and ugly.....
and it doesnt take URL's well

Ah yes, but does it have tabs?

/me can't live without tabs

tabs are in the start bar menu thingy :P

so :P

And you still didn't fix the "for" in the message.

there isnt a way for me to....

not in the title! in the message!- - - - - - - - - - - - see!
"With great tada I know reaveal to you the application for for the Syndicate!"

well sizzle my niddles, it is!

fixed now :P

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Netscape is jsut bloated and ugly.....
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i use Netscape 7.1. i think it's a good browser. in the future, i'll be using Mozilla.

/me chants "safari safari safari safari (ad continuum)"

/me also chants "browser war, browser war, browser war..."

/me gets hundreds of creepy little children to chant, "Micresoft Internet Explorer..." over and over again in creepy little british voices...

Ooo ooo, I know I way to kill IE with only one word. "Longhorn" take that bitch!

Safari rocks all. Camino (aka Navigator for those idiots out there) rocks for how much the project DIED when Safari came out and took over everything. My only beef with Safari is the lack of FTP support, but it's so nice that is launches Camino for you and inserts the link when you come across a FTP site, so very nice, it's like this computer was made to do something (shock!) [sarcasm if you are that blind]

Rabid Panda: In fact, Safari *does* have FTP support - it mounts a remote ftp directory on the finder, which is quite a cool thing to do.

Just move files from the remotely mounted ftp diretory to whereever you want (and vice-versa).

Regards,
Mark (Commander Jameson)

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