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Yeah, that's another thing. If the police need to arrest someone, how do they catch and arrest them in the air? It's true we can't, but people will try. I just firmly believe flying cars would not benefit society in any way. A lot more accidents would also happen from having flying cars. What about people who are already drinking and driving?

I doubt we will have flying cars anytime in the near future. That doesn't mean they will never be made, though. Who knows if they ever will. I could see many, many problems with creating flying cars though, that could easily be prevented by driving on the ground. It just doesn't seem to me like a feasible or logical idea. What if terrorists got a-hold of one?

I joined this website yesterday, according to my information, at 3:48 pm. I haven't purchased my hosting plan yet, as I only have about 3 dollars in my account balance currently. I understand your excitement, though, I was really excited too when I joined yesterday.

Yes, I want to stay active, and actually contribute something to these forums. I enjoy this place. I've also noticed not many members have been active. Even after I get my hosting, I want to continue to use this place (not just for the free web hosting).

I prefer the old school style of taking pictures. The only cameras we can use in my Photography 2 class in school, are a Pentax. We develop the film in school, and there is a really nice darkroom to make prints. Black and white pictures definitely come out much better looking to me, then color photos. They just offer more of an "art" feeling, and the contrasts of gray/black makes them have more meaning. I did a quick google search, to see if I could find a picture of it. This is the camera we use:

oh, my bad. I should review the rules again. You're welcome, I like to make new people feel welcome here, even though I myself am new.

First of all, welcome to the Xisto community, Mira. If you haven't already read the rules, you can do so here: http://forums.xisto.com/index.php?app=core&module=help Now, to earn myCENT, you will also need to register on this link, with the same email you used to register your Xisto forum account: https://support.xisto.com/register.php In order to get your free domain and/or web hosting, you need to earn enough myCENT to buy a plan from the above website. There are many cheap plans, and some more expensive ones. Here are the plan options. To earn myCENT, you need to keep posting on these forums. Each post you earn myCENT and when you hit 100, it will update into your credit balance as $1. To the best of my knowledge, the website hosting is still ad free, meaning no banners. From what I have read, there is *supposed* to be banners on the forums, for people with less than 100 posts, but I have not noticed any. Good luck on earning your web hosting.

Yeah, mine is fixed now. Welcome to the Xisto community by the way, mra550. It really doe not take too long to earn myCENTS. I have been here for only a day, and I have already earned about 3 dollars. Just contribute to the forums a lot, and try to make your posts have a lot of length, but not spamming. It is better to post a meaningful long post, then a bunch of short posts, that you spam across the whole board. Good luck on earning web hosting here.

What is wrong with my "myCENT"? It is not updating my money earned, and I have already passed 100 myCENTs. Will it update soon, or is it glitched? myCENT: READY[104.48]

Very nice guide on setting up your signature. I figured it out on my own.It is different putting the signature in then another forum I use, that I am a moderator on, but it is still pretty simple.

Very nice tutorial. I don't plan on starting a server anytime soon, for counter strike, though.

Welcome to the community, StvenWesley. I hope you enjoy it here as much as I do. Don't forget to sign up here too, if you haven't already, so you can earn myCENTS: https://support.xisto.com/ Cheers.

Even though I am really late here, by about 3 weeks, happy new year Xisto community.

In my honest opinion, it is impossible. It would involve the breaking down of molecules, and moving them to the area selected, then being rebuilt into the human shape.

McDonalds' food is in no way healthy, and it does contribute to obesity. But let me elaborate further here. People are not so obese BECAUSE of McDonalds, they are obese because they have no self control. The food isn't healthy to begin with, and some people are eating there for 1 or more meals a day. It is definitely contributing to the obesity issue that America is facing. I agree with you on this point, whenever I see little kids there, they always just want to play. But, you can't say the food is healthy, just because there is a small tube area (play ground). The food is still unhealthy, and fattening. That doesn't go to say that you should not ever eat there, just in moderation. Anything in moderation can be healthy for you (NOT poison, of course). I do not condone people eating the food, but they should not be blaming their problems on McDonalds. It annoys me to no end, when I see people who are suing McDonalds because of their own weight problems, and lack of self control. I decided to look for a case online, and here is one I found: AP Wednesday, July 24, 2002 By Michael Y. Park NEW YORK ? Want a class-action lawsuit with that burger? A New York City lawyer has filed suit against the four big fast food corporations, saying their fatty foods are responsible for his client?s obesity and related health problems. Samuel Hirsch filed his lawsuit Wednesday at a New York state court in the Bronx, alleging that McDonald?s, Burger King, Wendy?s and KFC Corporation are irresponsible and deceptive in the posting of their nutritional information, that they need to offer healthier options on their menus, and that they create a de facto addiction in their consumers, particularly the poor and children. "You don't need nicotine or an illegal drug to crate an addiction, you're creating a craving," Hirsch said. "I think we'll find that the fast-food industry has not been totally upfront with the consumers." The suit does not specify the amount of damages Hirsch and his client are seeking. None of the companies named in the suit were immediately available for comment. But Walter Olson, a Manhattan Institute fellow specializing in legal-system issues, called the suit a blatant attempt to cash in on the recent publicity over obesity and the tobacco settlements. He also said it disregarded the idea that people are responsible for their own actions. "Most people are aware if eating double cheeseburgers, it's not the same as celery," he said. "We all have appetites, but people have no trouble walking down the street and buying a different kind of food. They?re not somehow forced to keep going back and keep supersizing. Overeating is a bad habit and is one of the pitfalls of human nature." So far, there's only a single complainant named in the suit, but Hirsch said at least two other clients will be filing soon in what he aims to make into a class-action lawsuit. All were regular fast food consumers who suffer from ailments ranging from obesity to diabetes. The lead plaintiff, 56-year-old maintenance supervisor Caesar Barber, ate at fast food restaurants four or five times a week and blames his fatty diet for his obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol and the two heart attacks he has suffered. "I trace it all back to the high fat, grease and salt, all back to McDonald?s, Wendy?s, Burger King ? there was no fast food I didn't eat, and I ate it more often than not because I was single, it was quick and I?m not a very good cook," Barber said in an interview with Foxnews.com. "It was a necessity, and I think it was killing me, my doctor said it was killing me, and I don't want to die." Frances Winn, a 57-year-old retired nurse, said her habit of eating at fast-food restaurants at least twice a week since 1975, caused her to go from a size 6 to a size 18, and inflicted her with hypertension, high cholesterol and a hyperthyroid problem. Israel Bradley, 59, said his ritual of eating a pound of french fries a week gave him high blood pressure, diabetes, made him obese and forces him to walk with a cane. In 1993, he passed out and had to be rushed to the emergency room because of the medical problems caused by his diet. "I got addicted to it," he said. Winn and Bradley will both file New York state suits soon, Hirsch said. The aim of the legal action is to force the fast food industry to "offer a larger variety to the consumers, including non-meat vegetarian, less grams of fat, and a reduction of size" of their meals, along with federal legislation that would require warning labels on fast food similar to those on tobacco products, Hirsch said. "Hopefully it will change the eating habits of the American public," he said. In December, then Surgeon General David Satcher declared obesity America's soon-to-be number one killer, and urged for there to be a healthier range of food available to consumers.

42.7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot.99 percent of lawyers give the rest a bad name.A bartender is just a pharmacist with a limited inventory.A clean desk is a sign of a cluttered desk drawer. If you take a shower in the morning be sure to bring it back,someone else might need it!!When everything's coming your way, you're in the wrong lane.Why do psychics have to ask you for your name?Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died.If the #2 pencil is the most popular, why isn't it #1?Help Wanted - Psychic - you know where to apply.Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.You can't have everything - where would you put it?If the shoe fits, get another one just like it.The things that come to those that waitmay be the things left by those who got there first.Just a few I found online, that I thought were pretty amusing.

I am the 33rd male to vote, and the poll is still pretty low for the ladies. Only 10 still have voted as a female. One thing I have never understood though, is why people get so excited to find women online. It's not like it is a taboo, or something. So women are on the internet, what's with the hype? I understand though why some people (males) may get excited to find a female who likes the same things they do (for instance a certain website that represents a hobby or common passion). Some people seem very desperate, though, to find females online.

Welcome to the Xisto community. I have never heard of this "earth", is it nice there?? If you're seriously here, not just to advertise, you should really sign up here: https://support.xisto.com/ That way, you can earn myCENT money, to use towards a free domain. I have already earned almost 2 US dollars, and I just joined today. Anyways, welcome!

Hey! Welcome to the Xisto community. I have also recently joined (today) and I really like it here. I hope you enjoy your time here as well. I noticed you do not have your myCENT at the bottom of your info. If you didn't already know, you need to register at this link as well to earn myCENTS: https://support.xisto.com/ Cheers!

Pretty cool. I have been playing Pokemon for all of my childhood, and I absolutely adore the game. I own the red and blue version of Pokemon, still, and many others. I will always prefer the original, though. The new version(s) pale in comparison to the originals.Edit: Darn it, sorry! I hadn't realized how old this thread was. >.<

Thanks for the info! Do you happen to know how many words it takes to get 1 dollar in myCENTS? Not that I'd spam, just wondering. I've only been here a matter of hours, and I already don't regret being here. I am already liking this community, and I love posting on forum boards where the people actually have a level of intellect, not "o i trolld you!!@1!" But, anyways, thanks for welcoming me to the community.

I've never played this game, nor will I ever. It is just a fad, like most things. It will eventually be "out of style" to these kids. It is a lame game anyways.

I would love to make money online, easily. But the truth is, it is not easy, AT ALL. AdSense works for some people, but you need a lot of traffic to your site daily, or you won't be making anything. And online surveys? Heck no! Those are all scams. They force you to fill out all these forms, and you barely get paid anything, and a lot of them require you to buy something. Or, they want your credit care ##'s, but claim they won't charge you. If they aren't going to charge you, what do they need your credit card numbers for? Until the day I find a legitimate money making online website, I won't believe that it is possible.

wow, lol. That would annoy the heck out of me, if someone kept spamming my email inbox with pointless spam emails. Especially ones written like this, lol.

I prefer proxies over using a secure http connection. For one simple reason, it doesn't always work. In fact, it almost seems to never work for me.Proxies that aren't blocked, though, always work.