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Our voting is going very well! Lets keep it up!

We're killing them. That's what they get for all the trouble they caused me/us, including reporting our server.
Wait till I get that Cisco OC12 router installed.
I keep dreaming about that router. I just can't believe it's 72 000 bucks wholesale, I can buy a car for that.

Also, not to ask too much but if you can keep it up for megarad as well, that one is a bit more intense and we might not be able to keep up in 2nd but being around the first page should be good enough, there seems to be a lot of outs for that one, so it will be good advertising. Too bad I forget half the passwords for these vote things since I can't change my descriptions once in a while.



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vote, vote, vote

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Vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote!

ﾉｽｷ・<-------- (Japanese kanji meaning to vote or voting. I don't know if you will be able to see it.... )

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ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ ﾉｽｷ!!!

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You forgot the dot thing at the end!

Kanji looks hard. Learning them will be hard. Writing them looks even harder.

How do you type kanji? I don't understand.... I know you can type katakana and hiragana using software from Microsoft, but I don't see how kanji would be possible.....

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Oh yeah, what I wrote was probable vot


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takahita_tsukino wrote: How do you type kanji? I don't understand.... I know you can type katakana and hiragana using software from Microsoft, but I don't see how kanji would be possible.....

I went to school with a japanese girl once. I hung out with her and her friend (also from japan) one night when class was cancelled.. and believe me it made for a strange evening considering only one of them could speak english very well and I don't speak japanese. But anyway I would guess that typing kanji is pretty much the same as typing english letters considering that at her apartment she used an english keyboard, and just switched input languages in the os to type kanji (she obviously had the kanji layout memorized)

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There are over one thousand kanji that can be used in daily life--with even more that aren't, so I don't see how a keyboard layout would be possible.

You can use an English keyboard to type katakana and hiragana though. That's because those systems are based on sound. So, if I were to type the right sound combination, I would get the appropriate character. I have tried Microsoft's tool before, and I think it works well. Of course, I don't know Japanese, but I know what sounds some katakana and hiragana make.

You may have mistaken kanji for another Japanese system of writing. (They have four. )

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Actually a keyboard could be used for kanji.

Using both shift keys, you can get combinations for 104 characters, assuming that each shift key would give you a different combination, and that both would give you another combination. I doubt that's how it works though.

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... umm good point (d'oh)

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Red Squirrel wrote: Actually a keyboard could be used for kanji.

Using both shift keys, you can get combinations for 104 characters, assuming that each shift key would give you a different combination, and that both would give you another combination. I doubt that's how it works though.

That would be hard to remember.

Maybe you can convert hiragana into kanji? I don't know. Give me a few years to find out!

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Or it could be with alot. Using the key pad, you can make an unlimited amount of combinations of numbers....

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Wow let's keep it up dudes! We're flying now!
Almost 100 ahead! The record is somewhat 4000 in one month, maybe next month we can try to break that record!

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Again, I want to say everyone is doing a great job voting! I remember a time where I had a list of about 100 proxies and I would go through them over and over to keep up, now it's just not needed anymore.

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