Not that it's extremely cliche to ask for one on here, but it's definitely worth a shot. I'd love you forever :) haha
Does anyone have a Demonoid invite code laying around?
You missed 3 days of open registration that ended on the 9th Nov. along with another day that ended on the 1st Dec.
Open Registration days can be any day of the week, are not necessarily every month and can last hours or days.
I'd advise you to check http://demonoid.com EVERY day and eventually you will get there.
Please try and keep your share ratio above 1.1 when you get in.
Reply:i have an account there and i hope i can help you somehow. write me at nutepuicumine@yahoo.com
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Share FLICKR pictures with an invite link but no email?
I want to share my flickr pictures (that are private) with someone, but I want to do it with a LINK as opposed to an invitation that goes through email. Is there a way?
Share FLICKR pictures with an invite link but no email?
Yes, just click on 'all sizes' on the photo you want to share... a link is provided for each size so you can copy and paste it into whatever...
The link will only open the picture and not your whole account.
The above answer is ok, but the link in the web browser will actually connect anyone who clicks it to your entire Flickr album...
Sometimes you just want the individual photo link to share.
Reply:Open flickr click on a photo from your photo stream then right click the http link from the address bar and copy (top of page) then paste the link to your invite to see your photo stream.
Share FLICKR pictures with an invite link but no email?
Yes, just click on 'all sizes' on the photo you want to share... a link is provided for each size so you can copy and paste it into whatever...
The link will only open the picture and not your whole account.
The above answer is ok, but the link in the web browser will actually connect anyone who clicks it to your entire Flickr album...
Sometimes you just want the individual photo link to share.
Reply:Open flickr click on a photo from your photo stream then right click the http link from the address bar and copy (top of page) then paste the link to your invite to see your photo stream.
Do you think we should invite Osama Bin laden to the white house for a pork chops dinner?
Why not, he contributed $50,000 to the Bush Campaign in 2000
Do you think we should invite Osama Bin laden to the white house for a pork chops dinner?
Hell Ya ... I'll provide the pork ;)
Reply:He's got a better chance of getting invited than you have, He's rich, he's helped make a lot of money for the presidents family and friends, and gotten him re-elected. What have you done for your pork chop?
Reply:We should warp his carcass in bacon after we nail him.
Reply:I think so but it would probably not work, although, some candidate may get wind of your idea and use it on the campaign trail.
The first person that comes to mind that is such a progressive thinker that he might actually do it is Barack O'bama. Maybe others will follow suit.
Reply:I'm sure he would not attend, as Bush probably bores the heck out of him too.
Reply:Im sure he would like it considering hes not a Muslim.
But of course your smart enough to know that right? :)
Do you think we should invite Osama Bin laden to the white house for a pork chops dinner?
Hell Ya ... I'll provide the pork ;)
Reply:He's got a better chance of getting invited than you have, He's rich, he's helped make a lot of money for the presidents family and friends, and gotten him re-elected. What have you done for your pork chop?
Reply:We should warp his carcass in bacon after we nail him.
Reply:I think so but it would probably not work, although, some candidate may get wind of your idea and use it on the campaign trail.
The first person that comes to mind that is such a progressive thinker that he might actually do it is Barack O'bama. Maybe others will follow suit.
Reply:I'm sure he would not attend, as Bush probably bores the heck out of him too.
Reply:Im sure he would like it considering hes not a Muslim.
But of course your smart enough to know that right? :)
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
How do you get an invite to home beta?
You need to be chosen as a tester
How do you get an invite to home beta?
Apparently they are few and far between. If youll read up alot of Beta Testing sites havent even recieved invites yet... Best of luck to ya.
How do you get an invite to home beta?
Apparently they are few and far between. If youll read up alot of Beta Testing sites havent even recieved invites yet... Best of luck to ya.
I can only afford to have 10 kids at my daughter's B day party so I can't invite all the kids from her class
Is this rude? Should I invite some of them or none at all?
I can only afford to have 10 kids at my daughter's B day party so I can't invite all the kids from her class
i would only invite her friends not everyone from her class.
experts recommend inviting one kid for every year of your child's age, plus one. so if they are turning 5 then invite 6 kids.
don't invite them all if you can't afford it, no sense going into debt over it.
Reply:No, it's not rude. Just invite her closest friends, and have a great at-home party! That's what kids like best.
Reply:I don't think it's rude. There's no sense in spending money you don't have just so feelings don't get hurt. That's a part of life. Is it possible to invite all the girls in your daughter's class? That would be the easiest and happiest medium. If not, just help your daughter pick out the 10 she'd like to invite. Be sure to mail the invitations or call the parents rather than let your daughter pass out the invitations in class. Many schools (including my own), have policies in place that don't allow you to pass out invitations at school if they're not going to every kid in the class.
Reply:you invite the friends not the class.It is not rude it is life
Reply:No not at all.
I have never invited the whole class.
Just have her pick who are her closest friends.
I would not send the invitations in class though, mail them or hand them after school so feelings don't get hurt.
Reply:I would recommend calling and inviting them or mailing invitations to their homes rather than giving them out at school. I would also recommend making it a "girls only" party, which will cut down on half of the kids that may feel left out. How old are the kids? If they are at the right age, you could make it a top secret party and ask that they not tell the other children, but this is very risky and could come off as even more rude. It might be best to just not make a big deal out of it, as if it is just a small get-together, then no one will be offended that they were not invited. But I do think that it is cheating your daughter out of a special birthday if she doesn't get to invite any of her friends, so I wouldn't care who I offended, I would invite at least some of them.
Reply:i have the same problem. what i do is let my daughter choose who she wants and get her to hand them out to them. either that or just say its an all girls party and just invite girls. this is probably the better option
Reply:Invite her closes friends. Its not rude at all. You only have enough to accommodate the ten from her class then so be it. I think it would be more rude if the parents of the non-invited asked you why their child was not invited. Come on think about your child's happiness.
Reply:Just ask her who the friends are that she most wants to have at her party (10 or less) and let that be the list. I've seen posters on other boards asking why in the heck their kids keep getting invited to other kids birthday parties when they don't even know them. And if it were me, I'd only want my friends at my party and not every kid I have to go see all day at school.
No, it's not rude at all. It would be rude of someone to feel entitled to an invitation to a party.
Reply:i agree with the first answer. too many kids will make it way too chaotic also and just remember, she'll hopefully have alot more. in ten years the ones not invited will probably have forgotten the "slight"
Reply:No it is not rude. I would put a number and tell your daughter she can only invite this many friends from her class. Think of any relatives of child's age and take away them from 10. The teacher would most likely even drop the invitations in the childrens bookbags indiscreetly so no ones feelings get hurt if they do not receive an invite. It is not rude. There is no rule saying you have to invite the whole class.
Reply:not at all. just dont hand out the invitations in front of all the kids. let her invite just her best friends. she will probably have more fun that way anyway.
Reply:Why not just invite her close friends? That'll be more enjoyable for her anyway, than having to entertain practically the whole class.
Reply:You should have her pick her closest friends. Don't say she HAS to pick ten, but rather give her the limit of ten. Some kids would be happy with only having 4 or 5 friends over so don't pressure her anything she doesn't want to, and tell her that decision is completely up to her.
Reply:It is VERY rude as well as tacky to send invitation to a party to school. If she wants to invite SOME of the children in her class you need to get their home addresses and SEND the invitations via the mail system. How do you think YOUR daughter would feel if every other kid in her class got a party invitation and she didn't? If you can't invite ALL of the children in the class then invite the ones you can OUTSIDE of school.
Reply:I'd invite her closest friends and maybe have a little party at school if ok with class teacher. Eg take in cupcakes etc and get them to bring a plate of food
Reply:If you can't, you can't. Do not have your daughter pass the invitations out in class.
Reply:My son only allows his daughters to invite 3 from their class.
Three is plenty and it's NOT being rude!
Reply:Invite just the girls as long as it's not over 10, you don't want to invite all but one or two girls, that would be awful. So if you can't divide it out that way, I would not invite any of them, and just stick to cousins and friends from other activities. Kids usually don't understand the whole 'afford' thing and will take it personally no matter what. If you divide it out by gender, it's much easier for them to understand.
Reply:It would not be rude at all. Let her pick the kids to be invited. However, it would be rude and insensitive to have her give out the invitations at school. Some teachers give out a contact list at the beginning of the year. If you do not have one ask the teacher if there is any way you could get the information. If you made it a girls only party maybe that would cut it down to a manageable number.
Reply:don't send out any invitations at school. have your daughter pick 2 friends and have a sleep over. no party is worth going broke for!
jewish name
I can only afford to have 10 kids at my daughter's B day party so I can't invite all the kids from her class
i would only invite her friends not everyone from her class.
experts recommend inviting one kid for every year of your child's age, plus one. so if they are turning 5 then invite 6 kids.
don't invite them all if you can't afford it, no sense going into debt over it.
Reply:No, it's not rude. Just invite her closest friends, and have a great at-home party! That's what kids like best.
Reply:I don't think it's rude. There's no sense in spending money you don't have just so feelings don't get hurt. That's a part of life. Is it possible to invite all the girls in your daughter's class? That would be the easiest and happiest medium. If not, just help your daughter pick out the 10 she'd like to invite. Be sure to mail the invitations or call the parents rather than let your daughter pass out the invitations in class. Many schools (including my own), have policies in place that don't allow you to pass out invitations at school if they're not going to every kid in the class.
Reply:you invite the friends not the class.It is not rude it is life
Reply:No not at all.
I have never invited the whole class.
Just have her pick who are her closest friends.
I would not send the invitations in class though, mail them or hand them after school so feelings don't get hurt.
Reply:I would recommend calling and inviting them or mailing invitations to their homes rather than giving them out at school. I would also recommend making it a "girls only" party, which will cut down on half of the kids that may feel left out. How old are the kids? If they are at the right age, you could make it a top secret party and ask that they not tell the other children, but this is very risky and could come off as even more rude. It might be best to just not make a big deal out of it, as if it is just a small get-together, then no one will be offended that they were not invited. But I do think that it is cheating your daughter out of a special birthday if she doesn't get to invite any of her friends, so I wouldn't care who I offended, I would invite at least some of them.
Reply:i have the same problem. what i do is let my daughter choose who she wants and get her to hand them out to them. either that or just say its an all girls party and just invite girls. this is probably the better option
Reply:Invite her closes friends. Its not rude at all. You only have enough to accommodate the ten from her class then so be it. I think it would be more rude if the parents of the non-invited asked you why their child was not invited. Come on think about your child's happiness.
Reply:Just ask her who the friends are that she most wants to have at her party (10 or less) and let that be the list. I've seen posters on other boards asking why in the heck their kids keep getting invited to other kids birthday parties when they don't even know them. And if it were me, I'd only want my friends at my party and not every kid I have to go see all day at school.
No, it's not rude at all. It would be rude of someone to feel entitled to an invitation to a party.
Reply:i agree with the first answer. too many kids will make it way too chaotic also and just remember, she'll hopefully have alot more. in ten years the ones not invited will probably have forgotten the "slight"
Reply:No it is not rude. I would put a number and tell your daughter she can only invite this many friends from her class. Think of any relatives of child's age and take away them from 10. The teacher would most likely even drop the invitations in the childrens bookbags indiscreetly so no ones feelings get hurt if they do not receive an invite. It is not rude. There is no rule saying you have to invite the whole class.
Reply:not at all. just dont hand out the invitations in front of all the kids. let her invite just her best friends. she will probably have more fun that way anyway.
Reply:Why not just invite her close friends? That'll be more enjoyable for her anyway, than having to entertain practically the whole class.
Reply:You should have her pick her closest friends. Don't say she HAS to pick ten, but rather give her the limit of ten. Some kids would be happy with only having 4 or 5 friends over so don't pressure her anything she doesn't want to, and tell her that decision is completely up to her.
Reply:It is VERY rude as well as tacky to send invitation to a party to school. If she wants to invite SOME of the children in her class you need to get their home addresses and SEND the invitations via the mail system. How do you think YOUR daughter would feel if every other kid in her class got a party invitation and she didn't? If you can't invite ALL of the children in the class then invite the ones you can OUTSIDE of school.
Reply:I'd invite her closest friends and maybe have a little party at school if ok with class teacher. Eg take in cupcakes etc and get them to bring a plate of food
Reply:If you can't, you can't. Do not have your daughter pass the invitations out in class.
Reply:My son only allows his daughters to invite 3 from their class.
Three is plenty and it's NOT being rude!
Reply:Invite just the girls as long as it's not over 10, you don't want to invite all but one or two girls, that would be awful. So if you can't divide it out that way, I would not invite any of them, and just stick to cousins and friends from other activities. Kids usually don't understand the whole 'afford' thing and will take it personally no matter what. If you divide it out by gender, it's much easier for them to understand.
Reply:It would not be rude at all. Let her pick the kids to be invited. However, it would be rude and insensitive to have her give out the invitations at school. Some teachers give out a contact list at the beginning of the year. If you do not have one ask the teacher if there is any way you could get the information. If you made it a girls only party maybe that would cut it down to a manageable number.
Reply:don't send out any invitations at school. have your daughter pick 2 friends and have a sleep over. no party is worth going broke for!
jewish name
Can you ask guests if they are actually coming if they do not RSVP by the date on the invite?
The party is for my 9 year old son, but the invitations went to home addresses. Is it rude to ask the parents to tell me if their kids are coming, or should I assume that the kid is NOT coming if I have not heard back? Part of me wants to think that the invitations were not received, but I did get responses from some people....are we just losers?
Can you ask guests if they are actually coming if they do not RSVP by the date on the invite?
Most definitely, it is okay to ask them to rsvp verbally, especially if they didn't already.
Can you ask guests if they are actually coming if they do not RSVP by the date on the invite?
Most definitely, it is okay to ask them to rsvp verbally, especially if they didn't already.
Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
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Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
it's dangerous
Is it forward to invite guys on facebook?
it's dangerous
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