Yup. Good meeting you man.Quote:
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Yup. Good meeting you man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Echonova
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Same here brotha.
I shoulda went
Their is a sick child with no presents in a dark room crying because you did not.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbuba
How do you live with yourself?
*Sigh*Quote:
Originally Posted by Echonova
HAHAHA too funny lol.. and btw bubba if you know where the hospital is you can still drop off a gift at the front desk lol just add to the mountain allready there.. i got there at an odd time no one ever told me what time to get there and when i did get there at 1020ish 1030 ish the dude in the office building tried calling the cops on us, for what i dont know, but besides that awsome meet good to meet alot of folks and hang out with some new friends from the top notch crewQuote:
Originally Posted by Echonova
thanks to everyone who came out, there were a lot of toys to make a lot of children feel just that much better about spending christmas in a hospital
and Bacon, I apologize for not responding to your PM. I had not jumped on IA in time to see it.
No worries, man. I forget why I needed you to call anyways. I definitely look forward to doing it again.
I had an awesome time lol
Where will the pics and video be posted?
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Hi I'm trying to decide which book to get. I have chosed two, Absolute C++ by Walter Savich and C++ Primer. Anybody know if one is better than the other? Any help on this would be well appreciated. Thanks. Danny20