ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!

In reply to this comment by qualm:
It was just last month that Anne Coulter fell and broke his jaw.

I had a couple of Kyocera units a few years ago that couldn't handle going through options in menus... The lag was pretty bad, and punching in a phone number involved practically 2 seconds in delay.

Basically any phone that has any trouble navigating through menus is a piece of shit.

My new Samsung U410 is very nice and can process number commands with sound&display almost in real-time. The only thing it doesn't handle really well is the motion blur on the camera, which my Core 2 Duo 2.6 GHz system with an old graphics card can't even handle.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
Who's phone isn't good enough to support it's own OS?

Nah, but I'll check it out. I found it on youtube.

In reply to this comment by theaceofclubz:
Hi saw your first post. I've only seen videos of that sort on one site I frequent. You wouldn't happen to be familiar with entensity would you?

Hey man how about posting the rest of that Robin Williams Broadway standup? That shit's hilarious!

Hey man. Just wanted to fill you in on Conker's Bad Fur Day.

That's a real boss. Really, that part of the game was mainly done just for the sake of having a gigantic boss made out of shit that sang. And, well, the whole throwing toilet paper into its mouth to kill it thing as well.

The game came out way back when on the N64. The video here is from that version. It's also on the Xbox and is called CBFD: Reloaded or something like that.

It started out on the N64 as a project in development called Conker and the (insert random lame kid stuff here). The game wasn't doing too well though. People didn't like it.

Then they came out of nowhere with Conker's Bad Fur Day. The squirrel that was squeaky clean that everyone had read about all of a sudden developed a taste for blood, profanity, and alcohol.

Since you own the game already, of course, you should download the ROM for an N64/Xbox(?) emulator. It's too hard to actually pay any money for, but it's worth checking out for history's sake.

Both versions pushed the hardware to the max. I highly recommend using an emulator.