Hamtaro

My time spent on the computer varies. I spend 1 hour and 30 minutes each school day in my keyboarding class, about 10-20 minutes in the morning at school before classes start, and about 3-6 hours after school. During the summer it's usally either much higher, or about the same. I don't usually play games on the computer, either. I usually create PHP scripts, post on some forums (including Xisto) and chat online.

I've only been to a few states: Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia. I live in Kentucky. I would say that my favorite out of those, is either Indiana, Virginia, or Kentucky. Kentucky isn't as popular as some states (At least at certain times..) so that's one reason it's my favorite: The less popular, the less crowded. Although, parts of it are VERY crowded. So, basically, I don't exactly know what my #1 favorite state is.

I have 11.78 (at least before I made this post). I'm going to try to find a way to at least 30, since my phone will get disconnected. I'd like to, after I reach 30, get at least 40 days. It does sometimes seem like it drops down quick...even iif you follow the rules, and everything.

Well, Cpanel has a shopping cart you can install. I don't know if it's exactly what you're looking for. I've never tried it. Also, I have no idea at all, but it may be written in PHP. I also don't know how secure it is, but, still, it may be worth a shot. I hope I helped you somewhat.

My favorite pets are (in order): Hamsters, Dogs, Cats, and Fish. I don't know if I'd like any others, since I've never had any other types of pets. I do love animals, though, so I'd probably would like many other types of them. Those are just the ones I've had that I know I like for sure.

I've only revently started watching tennis on tv, so I don't know any of the players. I play tennis, too, but I'm not that good at it...Anyway, I don't watch it much on tv, because I never know when it's on. If I could figure out when it's on, I could (possible) watch it more. I just root for whoever I think may win (until I learn who's playing, then I may not).

Thanks for that link! I'm going to download the portable Firefox and Thunderbird (I have the full versions of them, too) so that I can use them even while I'm at school! (At least I HOPE it will work at school.) I'm going to continue to look at that site. Maybe I'll find something interesting there (Other than what you've already mentioned).

I haven't been to Netbux in a while, and after seeing that they don't accept PayPal, I think I won't use them anymore. Also, they DO seem to be down quite a lot. That was the main reason I quit going there. I think I'll just delete my account there, if I can figure out how. Thanks for that info! I know now that maybe I shouldn't use a paid to search program anymore.

I hate dial-up, too. I just wish I could get DSL. I doubt I'll be able to get DSL for a while. Problem is, with all the stuff I do when I'm online, dial-up is just too slow. I'm always on more than one site, chatting on instant messengers...and it slows down my connection a lot! If only there was a decent cheap DSL, or at least a cheap accelerated dial-up.

Cool. I knew they had Java games for them, but I never knew that they had flash for them now. Who knows what types of games your phone could play next? Hopefully phones will have more memory soon. Mine doesn't even have 1 MB of space on it. I don't play games much on my phone, but I do occasionly, and it's not for very long when I do.Oh, and I had heard that some cell phone radiation could damage you, but I've never really had any problems, or even seen them in anyone else. It may take a while for it to affect you, though.

I'm not entirely sure, but sometimes, if you copy something in Word (and some other programs) and you accidentally (or purposely) paste to the desktop (or other folders), it appears there. It's basically a file to store copied items like that (similar to Clipboard). Only it can be dragged and dropped into other applications. It can be for more than text. That's all I really understand about a scrap file.

Most of what I know came from php.net. I also learned some PHP from the Xisto forums (at the start, I needed help about 3 times within a week or two). Also, if you're wanting to use MySQL, http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/error.htm?aspxerrorpath=/ is also a good site to learn to do certain things with MySQL. It helps you create a CMS (Content Mangement System) and I think a guestbook. There's more there, too, but I don't remember it all.

I think it CAN be decreased, but they would have to do it, so I couldn't exactly answer that. I've seen the warning thing before (on my site's forums), and I wondered if Xisto used it for the forum, until I saw the warning meter about one or two days ago. I'm glad we can see our warnings, though. (I don't usually do anything to worry about it, but some people may need to see it).

I do like Firefox the best, but there's really one thing I like better about Internet Explorer:When you are downloading in Firefox, and you get disconnected, you have to restart the download.When in Internet Explorer (At least in Windows XP Service Pack 2), when you get disconnected, you can resume the download right where you left off. I get disconnected a lot, so that's very useful for me.That's probably the only thing I like about Internet Explorer. Other than that, Firefox is my favorite.

It may, but it will probably depend on the circumstances. It doesn't really do it to me (unless I don't realize it), but perhaps if you trust everyone (or just about) that you meet on the internet, then it probably can. Even by listening to the wrong person, it could. Although, it still may not. Hey, I don't really know this for sure, so that's just a thought.

I like to watch Hamtaro, even if I am 15 (I usually get made fun of at school for liking it, not that I care). It got cancelled, though, so now I don't watch TV very much. I occasionally watch Pokemon, and sometimes, some other anime (most of it is on Adult Swim).

That's pretty clever. I never noticed that before. Yeah, it would be interesting to learn how he thought of the name.

I've also seen this before...I was going to go to a Hamtaro fansite, and came across a porn site, accidentally. I forgot a small part of the URL, and it took me there. Who would have thought that I Hamtaro site could take you there? Still, it's no surprise to see someone doing it to Google now. I just don't see why they'd waste their time and money to do that stuff...I guess they're stupid.

I'll use your code to explain this:To remove the scrollbar, you just simply add scrolling="no".So, this is the code:<textarea cols="70" rows="8" wrap="soft" readonly style="background:orange" scrolling="no">

I was a little shocked when I looked at mine. I knew there were a FEW other countries, but I didn't know I had 17 different countries visiting my site! These results are better than what I expected.Here's my list:United StatesEuropean UnionCanadaUnknownGreat BritainArgentinaAustraliaSingaporeNicaraguaSwedenGermanyIndiaGuam (USA)JapanMalaysiaIndonesiaHong Kong

Hmm...thanks for that. Looks interesting! To change the background for the textarea, though, you need to remove the readonly for it. Also, is there any way to remove the small "border" that the textarea makes? I'm sorta wanting to remove it. Or is there at least a way to change it's color?

Good thing I don't have very much music on my computer! That sounds pretty bad. I'm getting sick of worrying about viruses, and updating my anti-virus software. I just don't get some people....Still, I may live in the US, but it'll probably be here before you know it...

I know they may not pay much, but still. It's money. I've been on a few sites similar to this, and they really do pay. Just so you know, I signed up for two of those (I used your referal links to do it).

I hate viruses! I'm just glad I don't have power point. If I see a power point on my computer, I'll delete it anyway. That's some good information, though. It'll help those with power point on their computers. It sure sounds like a pretty bad virus...Really glad I don't have power point now.

I like country music. Most people I know, hate it, though. I've always liked it. I don't know why. It's just about all I listen to. Although, I do listen to J-Pop occasionally. I listen to other types sometimes, but it's mostly country for me. I figured I'd be the first to vote for it...and I was.