Paris Hilton
- Thread starter wolverine
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I'd agree basically with your numbers there. I'd also ad that while the service didn't seem to be rushed, it did at a few points seem a bit mechanical.
8/6/7
8/6/7
WARNING:
For some strange reason, my Internet Explorer crashes every time I tried to watch one of the clips. I had to use Spybot to fix the problem in order to get IE to work again.
For some strange reason, my Internet Explorer crashes every time I tried to watch one of the clips. I had to use Spybot to fix the problem in order to get IE to work again.
To those of you having problems, about the only thing I can suggest is keeping your Windows and browser updated. Dunno about you, but time and again I get these notifications from Microsoft to download and apply upgrades and security patches, which don't cost anything extra. I used to ignore them until last summer when a worm/virus snafu forced me to wipe out my hard drive and reinstall everything. Since then, I've been religious about the updates.
Yes.... it is VERY important to keep your browser up to date. Also, a good anti-virus and/or firewall program that actively scans while you're surfing is a huge asset. Of course, keeping that up to date is majorly important to.
Oh, and another thing. If you go to a site or click on a link and a little security window opens up asking you to download and install this or that "add-on" or "toolbar" say NO, even if another dialogue comes up saying that you have to say YES to continue or to download or whatever. Usually this will happen on Porn sites, warez sites or program crack sites. 99% of the time it'll be a virus of some sort. About the only time its fairly safe to say yes is when its a Microsoft product or if the site you're at explains CLEARLY that something will be installed or downloaded. Make sure you have your browser's Security settings set to in such a way that you ALWAYS get prompted when a site tries to download and/or install something on your system.
Surf Smart... Surf Safe
Oh, and another thing. If you go to a site or click on a link and a little security window opens up asking you to download and install this or that "add-on" or "toolbar" say NO, even if another dialogue comes up saying that you have to say YES to continue or to download or whatever. Usually this will happen on Porn sites, warez sites or program crack sites. 99% of the time it'll be a virus of some sort. About the only time its fairly safe to say yes is when its a Microsoft product or if the site you're at explains CLEARLY that something will be installed or downloaded. Make sure you have your browser's Security settings set to in such a way that you ALWAYS get prompted when a site tries to download and/or install something on your system.
Surf Smart... Surf Safe
Ya, she's certainly hot... no argument here, but for my personal tastes, she's an 8... 8.5 max.johndoe said:
Can you point me in the direction of the thread that defines this "Perb Standardized Rating System"?. I for one haven't found anything that defines such a system. I imagine I could have missed it, so if you know where it is, please let me know. Wolverine and I have never talked with each other nor have we set up our own rating system as you seem to imply.BabyHamster said:
Ratings, as far as I'm concerned, are based on ones personal opinion and will vary from person to person.
Example:
There are many guys here who are very attracted to Asian women. Because of that attraction, naturally they will rate a given Asian woman's looks higher than someone who is not particularly attracted to them, or perhaps not to the same degree. Using the "PSRS" you mention, they should end up rating the woman's looks the same, shouldn't they? Does the fact that their opinions differ make their opinions - and subsequent ratings - any less valid?
Please note that I said "personal tastes" so I suppose then that by your definition, my rating was a "regular" one.Swguy said:
