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The Mustang is build on an old, dated platform (it dates back to the 80's). The T-Bird is based on the Lincoln LS platform. This is the same one the new 2005 Mustang will be built on. I believe the newest T-Birds have around 280HP, which is more than the Mustang GT. That being said, the...

I agree losing Hugh was big. I also think not getting a big name wide reciever, especially with their cap room, was not smart. Then again, I'm not running a football team, so what do I know?

I was at EB today and was told the pre-order discs should be in today. Unfortunately, Mr. UPS had not paid them a visit yet :frowning:

Wow, some of you people have it in for Madonna.

12 years later and my best friends are the same people I went to high school with. I see them on a regular basis, and even integrated them with my college friends, so now we are one big happily "family" :)

I'll let you in on a little secret. My father is a peach farmer. He hates having to do the stickers too... it slows down productivity and costs him money. Why are there stickers then, you might ask. We can thank the big super markets that buy the fruit. You see, the stickers need to be there...

Kylie Minogue I didn't realize who she was, being a North American... Anyway, my point is, there aren't many successful performers from the 80's that are still around today, let alone performing for big venues like the VMA's... Madonna is one the very FEW.

I support the non-use of cell phones at any place where noise is prohibited (ie, the movies, the library, classrooms, etc...), but to get mad at people having a conversation on a cell phone in public... who cares? Who are you to say that a persons conversation is legitimate or not? So what if...

I agree simple doesn't mean easy. As long as the gamplay is there, I'm fine. Look at Sega's Virtua Tennis. Simple to get into (2 buttons), and a blast to play.

Nice choice Ryan! Looks like the 6-speed and sports package with the Brembo brakes. :emoji_thumbsup: Good luck with her!

Sega for me. EA pissed me off first when they didn't support the Dreamcast, and now no Live support for the Xbox. Plus I prefer how Sega's game plays. Mike D.

Vince, Are you trying to connect to the 2000 PC through the 98 PC? If so, that will not work if the 2000 drive is formatted in NTFS. 98 does not natively have the ability to view NTFS partitions. A work around for this is to create a separate partition on the 2000 PC formatted as FAT32...

Right-click your desktop, choose Properties, select Screen Saver, click Power, then Advanced Tab. Clear the "Always show icon in taskbar" box. [Edit - just saw you said when it's not plugged in... not sure if this will work or not] Mike D.

Forgot to mention, to view NTFS file permissions tab in XP, you first must clear the Use Simple File Sharing box under the view tab in Folder Options (found in Appearance and Themes). Right-click any file or folder, select properties, and you'll see the Security tab for setting permissions...

Vince, The difference between '98 and 2000/XP is the NTFS file system. This allows user restrictions to be set a 2 different levels, at the share level and at NTFS level. The most restrictive level supersedes the other. For example, if you have a shared folder you allowed userX full access...