Everyone I've spoken to so far is like "Uh...didn't we already know this" but nobody can find a source, so maybe we didn't. Yahoo doesn't have the reputation it once did...

It's been downhill since Jerry Yang stopped being CEO...and to be fair, the plateau was nearing it's end, and everyone could see the descent before then.

My guitar has always been my fallback. When the worst comes to the worst, I can always stand on a street corner, and people will put some change in my hat. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to play with a guy you won't know because he isn't famous, but is still one of my favourite musicians. A superb fiddle player.

I'm not bad. I've played a few small pubs, and the occasional wedding, but I'm "competent cabaret singer" not "good musician". He is...I don't know why he isn't a famous musician.

But anyway, I got to play with him - and a few other guys, but it was him who carried us. The rest of us were clinging on by the skin of our teeth.

We had an agent, and we got some serious gigs. But our agent had bright ginger hair, pale white skin, a big red alcoholics nose, and it wasn't until I'd started coming home with hundreds of pounds a week that anyone actually believed me - they thought I was telling them a joke they didn't quite get about a clown.

I was just clicking the Clixgrid, and got an error message. "Unexpected Error".

I know what an unexpected error is - it's an error that isn't expected.

But that begs the question - if one has to specify that an error is unexpected, what kind of error is expected? If an error is expected, wouldn't you fix it so that it isn't an error anymore?

So my question to you is what kind of errors does one expect?

The cashout fee at Clixsense is the PayPal fee. Not coincidentally the amount Clixsense deducts from your request is exactly the same as PayPal charges for their masspay fees. There are no further deductions when the money arrives in your account.

Your score went down because you didn't read the question properly. Pay attention next time.

valerie wrote:

Marcel-R6 wrote: Geez why all so serious?

I won't start a topic again ,I'm just gonna shut up.

Well, in the USA, there has been a serious problem recently with one or more people dressing up
as clowns, luring young school children into the woods.

A major issue they are having in the USA about the clown thing is, it is LEGAL to dress as a clown
and walk down the street.

So, it makes it even more difficult to catch a child predator when that child predator dresses as a
clown.

Are you sure that's America, and not just Family Guy?

Micshad wrote: I used to like clowns, but I think these guys are pedophiles and i hope they're caught soon.

Won't somebody please, think of the children!

Oh, wait...

My nephew posted this on Facebook the other day - literally minutes after I moved my crossbow from under my bed, to the shelf above my bed, so I still win this particular fight.

tasman1 wrote:

Marcel-R6 wrote: Maybe someone should start a topic: Show us your pet??

My wife will kill me if she see who is ,,,,My Pet ,,,, [ hint , nice long hair , brunette ........

This guy?

I don't get them here, but another site has four or five a day, so possibly they're different ads...but there's about a dozen ads on the page, plus the video, and half a dozen tracking services. Takes about a month to render all that JS.

I've never had a cheque but US members normally say "end of the month".

I got paid in one working day this time - requested Friday, paid Monday.

You must be using Payza or Neteller or something - see the payment processor support forum with approximately twenty seven million threads about these.

You can't see survey stats - you can only see offer stats. That includes very low paying offers like videos and one click offers (which we'd call PTC ads if they were anywhere other than an offerwall...).

jjohnson777 wrote: need 64 bit browser or max it use is 4 GB RAM.

Is that still true? Hasn't the Windows world invented PAE yet?

Humans are the only animal on the planet actively opposed to animal rights.

pazon123 wrote: With the best internet (I'm right over my router, and it's pretty fast), and 12GB Ram, with no other applications running just the clixsense tab and the ad tab... it's pretty slow with all the ads, the videos, and the ad checker that has to load. (I use a laptop.)

With that crap, the CPU is your bottleneck, not your RAM. On a laptop, you're pretty much screwed. On a desktop, you just pay more for your electricity while you're looking at those pages.

You can try toggling hardware acceleration in your browser. Depending on your hardware, and the phase of the moon, that'll either make things ten times better, ten times worse, or do nothing at all. It's never anything inbetween, it's always one of the three.

They were invented by Sir William Plank, but he didn't want anyone to think he was self obsessed, so he obfuscated it a bit.

It has been something of an anus horribilis (sic - it's a pun/double entendre) for Clixsense. Changing the payment terms, and everyone crying. Routers changing over to invitations instead, and everyone crying. Problems with Neteller and Payza, and everyone crying. And then the recent hacking and everyone crying (jasm more than most, one suspects...).

They're still paying, everything is fine, and it'll all work out in the end, but you'd have to be pretty obtuse to say it hasn't been a hard year.

But scam?

Nah, you've had plenty of other things to complain about this year. No need to invent imaginary ones.

I'm feeling somewhat violent right now.

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - O'Malley's Bar - YouTube

When I was a kid, WADA hadn't been invented yet, and caffeine was still a banned substance. I served a three month ban after a positive test, and I'd just drank too much tea, I hadn't even taken a supplement.

Now WADA is a thing, caffeine isn't banned, and kids are dropping dead of heart attacks. It's okay once you're an adult, not so much while you're still a kid. In fact, you can't even sell them to under-16s anymore, so I'd like to know where she's getting them (or, in fact, getting the money to buy them).

We've gone from one extreme to the other. The limit was way too low when I was banned. It doesn't exist at all now.

But mostly, it's the withdrawal symptoms that make me want to kill everyone in the world.