The iPhone is way better than any Android device.... right?

[bmcclure937]

Thanks for the clarification. For someone from a foreign country, your communication is not bad at all. Just for future reference... in the US, they are not called "inverted commas"

They are double quotes (" ") and single quotes (' '). Figured that would help you out a little in your explanations.

[jegepigon228]

Thanks for the clarification. For someone from a foreign country, your communication is not bad at all. Just for future reference... in the US, they are not called "inverted commas"

They are double quotes (" ") and single quotes (' '). Figured that would help you out a little in your explanations.

Thanks again man, I know they're called double quotes, I looked it up on google before posting, cause I wasn't sure, beside I didn't wanted to refer to them as 'quotes' to prevent myself to send the wrong message (again), I was not quoting, and I found the were called either double quotes or single quotes.
PS: the 'simple' instead of 'single' was my bad, none parallel meaning behind it lol

Thanks again, man, specially for what you said about my communication; I've learn english by my self since I was about 11, with lyrics and watching non-dubbed shows and movies, I like learning new languages, I'm trying to get to work with my italian now lol (should be easier to me, since latin languages are very similar in grammar and sound)

[punyweakling]

I think the original point of his post was that this is ****ing hilarious:



Compare with this?:

[kally]

NOTE: This can be 'troublesome' though, for folks that run filesharing clients though.

An alternative to this is using IP Ports Filtrations, in combination with a GOOD software firewall &/or NAT 'firewalling' (or true stateful inspection type) router. All of these work in combination w/ one another perfectly.
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Nice try

[Jet]

*smacks forehead*

You have 1 minute to clean your sig, if you dont i`ll do it for you.