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Someone recently gave me a Dell Latitude C600 Laptop (which is one of the older ones with Windows 2000 Professional or Windows 98 Second Edition), and it didn't come with a power cord. The batteries have died apparently before I got it and now I'm trying to find one somewhere at a low reasonable price because I do not know whether this works or not. Does anyone know where to buy one?

I was thinking about this earlier today...Of all the shows that didn't make it longer than maybe a month to a year. My favorites would be the U.S.A. version of Dog Eat Dog, The Chair (remember that game show on ABC?), The Chamber, and Russian Roulette (The only game show where you fall through a hole. I used to actually think when you fall, you'd die! That was like in the 1st Grade!). So I'm asking, what are your favorite shows that remain in obscurity? The 2011 TV revival of Charlie's Angels would be an example as well, seeing that it only went on for 5 episodes, and so would the Danny Bonad

I'm not surprised to hear about this at all. Sometimes I feel like my generation is going down the crapper faster than an apocalypse that can take place. Any person that's actually smart would never do this regardless of whether you "Fail a breathalizer test" or "look popular" or anything like that. This is downright goofy and awful. Also, wouldn't that be a violation of state or national law? People under age 21 cannot buy or use alcoholic beverages? Them and whoever bought the vodka could do some heavy time in the big house depending on the state they're in. To you teens out there, I want y

Yes, the Hibachi comes with the Buffet. I've eaten there hundreds of times. EDIT: Sorry, didn't read the posts above.

I might could probably take it off your hands. I take computers and use them for educational purposes. I usually clean off the hard drive and put Ubuntu Linux on there... One question though. How old is it?

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In the 1990's you had the 16-Bit Wars, Nintendo 64 vs. Sony PSone, Nirvana and Soundgarden were rising, Braves won the World Series in '95, Sony Walkman, cassettes, and VHS was still kickin it, as well as the invention of the Data Video Disc in '95, Shows like Seinfeld, Clarissa Explains it All, Nickelodeon GUTS, Family Double Dare, FRIENDS, Jeopardy!, Wheel Of Fortune, Sabrina The Teenage Witch were the top shows, the top bands and musicians in the late '90s were Britney Spears, Ace Of Base, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Blur, Oasis, backstreet boys, *NSYNC, Soundgarden, and who can forget Alice in

Hi. It's been quite a while since I made my last review here, so here's the video review to my newest one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm1WKqumYvs Please sub and comment!

Hiram Sudie Rd. is icing over, and one vehicle has already slid into a ditch.

Game: Pac-Man System: Atari 2600 Developers: Atari, Sears Pac-Man is a classic on the arcade, and was so well-received that a port of Pac-Man and other spinoffs were made on a lot of different home consoles. Well, the version of the classic I am reviewing is the Atari 2600 version of Pac-Man, which was developed by Atari and Sears. That's right, Sears made video games aside from appliances and dryers and other stuff like that. This port is a total abomination and was probably part of the reason the Crash of 1984 and the Burial of 1983 happened. First of all, the graphic