I loooove breakfast. If I can I'll try to make myself some bacon and eggs when I get up, but usually I'm to lazy/don't have enough time, so my usual breakfast is a sausage and egg breakfast sandwich on and English muffin, with a hash brown and an ice cap from Tim Hortons. BUT today I asked for an English muffin, and instead they put it on a biscuit :(

Your link doesn't work.

You're link is this: http://www.teamfortress.tv/37099/tf2-rewind-lan-at-esports-arena-jan-21-22/shitty%20esa%20rewind%20concepts%20https://imgur.com/a/E4Av6/shitty%20esa%20rewind%20concepts%20https://imgur.com/a/E4Av6

It should be this: https://imgur.com/a/E4Av6

cool designs though :)

Most of the other results are dating sites I've never been on. Further googling reveals it to be a 35 year old woman who uses the same name as I do. I hope she found someone :)

Rofl, that's Cayorne, I casted with him in that tournament yesterday.

He's 13 and he's adorable :)

http://imgur.com/a/agam6

Damn, they got me.

I'm still getting the "press any key" problem where I can't type in any command, because it just closes.

http://imgur.com/a/NjbII

In the first pic here, you can see what I typed in, and what it looks like before I try to type in "/ECUF"

The second pic you can see it just closes the second I press any key. Is there anything I can add at the end of what I entered to open the .exe, and do the /ECUF command all in one step? Or is there another way I can get this to work?

Damn. Bamboozled again.

http://imgur.com/a/i7iHV

http://imgur.com/a/qxNhL

Not today 2016.

I want to get 100% on my math diploma.

If I'm going to miss rewind for it, I want to make sure it's worth it.

Your link is no longer broken

I have no idea how I forgot to mention what CPU I bought in my last post, but it's an: Intel Core i7-3770 Quad-Core Processor 3.4 GHz 4 Core LGA 1155 - BX80637I73770

So I've been trying to update my BIOS, but I've run into a little issue. When I'm attempting to run the program, I get the error "rom file size does not match existing bios size" and it just closes on me. I googled this, and actually found someone from 2013 who had a problem pretty much identical to mine: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/328340-30-need-flashing-bios

We're both trying to update to the same BIOS version (although his current version is a little older than mine), and we're both getting the same error, and in the end he realized he had to update his motherboard because it was non-compatible. Someone in that thread did say to use the /ECUF option in the .exe, however I'm getting the same issue as someone else where any key I press just gives more options, and then closes the .exe.

The last post in that forum explains what to do, but I'm not sure what they means when they say "Enter the address for the afudosx64 executable from there."

https://twitter.com/Cornpop_16/status/813094984056500225

in case you prefer Getawhale's sweet voice instead of reading

So I've had my new CPU for a while now, but am having trouble getting it to work. Probably could have posted this reply like a week ago, but laziness got the better of me.

When I put the new CPU in the PC, it tries to start, but then stops and gives me 4 beeps. The screen won't display anything, and I'm forced to open it up and put the old CPU back in. After some googling I read that updating my bios might help with the problem, so I tried to do that, but I'm not entirely sure if it actually worked, but either way my CPU still doesn't. (Is there a way to see the most up to date BIOS I can have? My current BIOS version is: American Megatrends Inc. P02-A0, and as stated before, my motherboard is an Acer Aspire M3970)

Any suggestions as to what I could do to get this thing to work? (Thanks for all the help for the past few months btw, this always feels like a chore to me so I'm often slow, but I do really appreciate it)

Also side note, should I be replacing the thermal paste every time I switch out CPU's? Or is it fine to just leave the old stuff on? I have been replacing it, but I'm starting to run low so if I'm using way more than I need to I'd like to cut down. Using the same cooling unit for both CPU's if that matters.

So did Lansky ever get the job?