The Desktop Pic Thread

[FaT CaM]

Jubei, from the Ninja Scroll series.

 

[FaT CaM]

Full image here

That was on deviantart wasnt it...

 

[ZenPirate]

Well, here's another Pict of my [Dad's] PowerBook. I just wanted to show this so I canmake ZenPirate's iBook inferior. BWAHAHA! (It's all in god spirits...)

242 godamn emails?!?! Jebus. Anyway, nice 'book.

 

[phil]

Bonus: Look at me losing at a game of tacops 4....I planned as per the briefing and the AI took a diffrent road. whoopsie.

 

[novak]

Here's mine. The theme is Sentinel (orange) and the Winamp skin is yaXamp. I'm into minimalism. :tup:

 

[Hunter]

phil, whats the plug-in or whatever on the right?

 

[phil]

Desktop Sidebar

edit: You guys are always leeching my cool desktop gadget finds. =(

 

[Beowolf]

Share the goods, phil

I have problems with ThemeXP, keeps reverting back to the original theme

 

[Hunter]

Desktop Sidebar

edit: You guys are always leeching my cool desktop gadget finds. =(

but phil thats because they are cool

 

[phatcat]

This was my background :


But I switched to something less gloomy :3 :

 

[Witty]

Ok, I'll throw my desktop picture into the mix. Yes, I know, it's Windows ME, not XP, and I have hella icons on my desktop, but I like the pic

 

[Lynxx]

I like Kiss. the theory.

Jet's usually don't fly that close to water, if they get too much moisture in their engines it's not good.

Though it IS possible. I've seen it before. But not at that speed, it'd probably get pulled into the water, plus the intake feild at that distance would be different.

no. the water would not reach up and snatch the plane. let me try to inject some sense into this. in fact and in effect, a firm surface(whatever it may be) located directly under a plane would cause quite the opposite of a sucking phenomenon. it's not an unusual occurance for a pilot to find his plane subject to even more "lift" (actually it's being pushed upward) close to the ground (my father is a pilot so there ). it's roughly akin to aquaplaning (hydro..?), when you're going too fast in the rain. for aircraft, there is simply little room for the air to be forced downward (or compressed) between the plane and the ground at extremely low altitude. the ground discourages the air from being forced even further downward, directly, than would happen in flight at altitude.

that is worded a bit awkwardly, but I can provide more accurately worded detail if that short bit is difficult to understand.

 

[Lynxx]

it's nothing special but I like it. I had a car just like this one (but light blue) for a few years.

 

[Shock6822]

Witty, got a pic of just the background? Without the icons and all?

 

[Beowolf]

phatcat, you using StyleXP?

 

[phatcat]

Yes I am
I used it for the 30 days and liked it so much, I purchased a copy!
It looks nice, and isn't the system hog that Windowblinds is!

 

[Beowolf]

Yeah, I just noticed I needed to, today. Opened it up thinking to use a new style, and I can't Oh well, just $20(?) I suppose.

 

[phatcat]

yeah, a 20$ is not too shabby for a great little app. I think thats acctually cheaper than MS's XP Plus!

 

[Witty]

Shock: Here ya go, it's one of my favorite astronomy pics
Really cool.... I just wish we had the technology to do something, instead of just looking at it

 

[zynthetic]

Reread the entire thread, only 2 dual and one triple?
enter my Masamune Shirow fetish