neither is a viable option- both have windows 8.

See if you can find a computer running windows 2000 or XP.
- Feeling Glucky?

Windows 8 is AWESOME for multi-tasking. Problem is, it's mostly tasks you don't want to do that it decides to pop up at random.

Avoid 8 at all costs.

Touch screen is nice if you have it as an option with win 8 but I do most of my work on win7 system, I prefer it. I also have a few ram intensive apps running so ram amount is important to me.
- LeafMan

Windows 8 is essentially an early alpha of Vista, with fewer features, less functionality, and a worse GUI.


On the plus side, it's stripped down mobile version is almost as good as the first release of iOS.

I'm computer illiterate.

Windows 8 is essentially an early alpha of Vista, with fewer features, less functionality, and a worse GUI.
- Feeling Glucky?

I have not had any problems running win7 for two years now, actually have had more problems with my Mac which I now don't use any more, just use the iPad when I shut down for the day.

I like the Samsung Galaxy 3 tablet better that my sister has.

Windows 8 is essentially an early alpha of Vista, with fewer features, less functionality, and a worse GUI.


On the plus side, it's stripped down mobile version is almost as good as the first release of iOS.
- Feeling Glucky?

We run Windows 7 here at work and at home - no issues with it.

Windows 8 is essentially an early alpha of Vista, with fewer features, less functionality, and a worse GUI.


On the plus side, it's stripped down mobile version is almost as good as the first release of iOS.
- Feeling Glucky?

havent even tried it yet

saw this tho.. and had a good laugh

yeah.. i like the few hundred people venues... i even like the smaller ones.. less than a hundred.. always seems to be the most fun
- Dozzer

I saw Our Lady Peace at a bar in London last year with probably only 200 people at capacity. I prefer smaller venues too, it was a great show.

I saw Our Lady Peace at a bar in London last year with probably only 200 people at capacity. I prefer smaller venues too, it was a great show.
- BetterCallSaul

OLP

remember the bar name? Call The Office maybe?

OLP

remember the bar name? Call The Office maybe?
- Dozzer

Something to do with Cowboys or a Ranch or something.. I honestly thought my friends were taking me to a gay bar as a joke when I saw the name.

Something to do with Cowboys or a Ranch or something.. I honestly thought my friends were taking me to a gay bar as a joke when I saw the name.
- BetterCallSaul

It's London...they were...was it called Men in Chaps?

Something to do with Cowboys or a Ranch or something.. I honestly thought my friends were taking me to a gay bar as a joke when I saw the name.
- BetterCallSaul

Cowboys.. yeah their capacity is a bit more than 200..

just looked it up.. its licensed for a capacity of 720 people

Cowboys.. yeah their capacity is a bit more than 200..

just looked it up.. its licensed for a capacity of 720 people
- Dozzer

I saw Thrice there about 5 years ago and while I was playing pool waiting for the show to start, someone stole mine and my friends band tee's right off the couch from about 3ft beside us.

It's London...they were...was it called Men in Chaps?
- Woderwick

Cowboys is actually very close to my place.. i could walk there in less than 10mins... last time i was there it was 3-4 months ago and we saw buckcherry.

surprisingly good.. i would of never gone if it werent for another couple that me and the gf and close with.. they love those guys

I saw Thrice there about 5 years ago and while I was playing pool waiting for the show to start, someone stole mine and my friends band tee's right off the couch from about 3ft beside us.
- markmark

yeah.. its not my favorite place in the world..

i much prefer catching a show at call the office.. roughly 300 capacity.. and its always a decent crowd it seems

correction: capacity is 420

thats surprising actually.. that must include their patio

Cowboys.. yeah their capacity is a bit more than 200..

just looked it up.. its licensed for a capacity of 720 people
- Dozzer

Ha, really? Maybe there was more room upstairs than I thought, didn't seem like more than 200 on the ground level were I was.

yeah.. its not my favorite place in the world..

i much prefer catching a show at call the office.. roughly 300 capacity.. and its always a decent crowd it seems

correction: capacity is 420

thats surprising actually.. that must include their patio
- Dozzer

FINALLY finished mine! ....posted the final picture on FB few moments ago...wasnt the funnest of jobs Ill tell ya.

FINALLY finished mine! ....posted the final picture on FB few moments ago...wasnt the funnest of jobs Ill tell ya.
- Colin Dambrauskas

already liked and commented on lol

Ha, really? Maybe there was more room upstairs than I thought, didn't seem like more than 200 on the ground level were I was.
- BetterCallSaul

yeah.. 200 isnt much.. its surprising.. but it really isnt

yeah.. its not my favorite place in the world..

i much prefer catching a show at call the office.. roughly 300 capacity.. and its always a decent crowd it seems

correction: capacity is 420

thats surprising actually.. that must include their patio
- Dozzer

Pretty much all the shows I've been to in London are at the Music Hall.
They like their metal

Is it just me or the Canadian media is blowing this Gretzky trade out of proportion, as if it was a life altering event....

Pretty much all the shows I've been to in London are at the Music Hall.
They like their metal
- UsernameUnknown

yeah.. eedy does a whole wack of different stuff.. but he does keep the metal stream going strong..

white kids from a conservative city looking to feel rebellious



man oh man is that london in a nutshell

or huge douchbags at the dance bars trying to pretend their tough

Is it just me or the Canadian media is blowing this Gretzky trade out of proportion, as if it was a life altering event....
- ThePresident

many feel that it was.

that trade is generally given credit for making the game viable in the US

it changed the scope of the fanbase tremendously.. i think its still just a trade.. but i wont deny what it helped do for hockey in the states

many feel that it was.

that trade is generally given credit for making the game viable in the US

it changed the scope of the fanbase tremendously.. i think its still just a trade.. but i wont deny what it helped do for hockey in the states
- Dozzer

It may have helped, but they sure are overblowing the whole situation. Asking questions like where were you when he was traded, as if he died or something. It's a hockey player being traded, not a life altering event like September 11th, or a President being shot or something.

already liked and commented on lol
- Dozzer

youre quick! ...shes ready for you and a beer anytime

many feel that it was.

that trade is generally given credit for making the game viable in the US

it changed the scope of the fanbase tremendously.. i think its still just a trade.. but i wont deny what it helped do for hockey in the states
- Dozzer

for Canadians at the time it was an outrage, unthinkable, more than just a trade.