phantom_leo said:

I was just thinking that bag really doesn't go with those shoes.

Funny the different things different people will focus on...  

Oh, I just noticed the bag.

Wait!  Shoes?

travo said:

Oh, I just noticed the bag.

Wait!  Shoes?

...don't even look at those god-awful earrings and hideous glasses either!  

Wait! She's not wearing underwear?!  

Ravenprose said:

This has happened to me once on my old Vista laptop. It's rare, but if Windows isn't shut down properly, the OS can become corrupted. My laptop locked up on me, so I held down the power button to turn it off. When it started up again, Windows was all fucked up. I ended up re-installing everything to fix it.

The only thing that is messed up is the icons and a few video files.

This is the problem:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/thumbnail-preview-in-explorer-not-showing/222ca222-16ef-495f-88ce-79eaf55f258c

Sunny said:

Thumbnail preview in explorer not showing thumbnails, instead default program icon

I have tried and checked all things commonly being refered in forum,

windows explorer is not displaying thumbnails ( as it was earlier) instead it is showing default program icon ( windows photo viewer, set as default for all pictures) for all picture files like jpgs, bmps.

when I browse folder containing pictures. at first it displays thumbnails ( as it should ) and then immediately all thumbnails change to default icon.

when I double click any icon, it opens in its associated program correctly

I have checked all the common places like organize folder -> view -> 'always show icons never thumbnails' is unchecked

I have chekced group policy settings

I believe it is some little change in registery, perhaps after running a portable program RIOT -Radical Image Optimization Tool. that is a doubt anyway.

please help

Then:

Microsoft dude said:

Hi Sunny,

Windows keeps a copy of all of your picture, video, and document thumbnails so they can be displayed quickly when you open a folder. The thumbnail preview problems can be resolved by clearing the thumbnail database and let the system rebuild it as and when required. To do so, use these steps:

Steps to Clear the Thumbnail Cache using Disk Cleanup

a.    Click Start, type “cleanmgr” (or typedisk cleanup) without quotes and press {ENTER}

b.    Select the system drive letter from the drop-down.

c.    Uncheck all the entries, except Thumbnails

d.    Click OK, and click Delete Files to confirm.

Alternatively, you can build thumbnail cache by going to the location below

%LocalAppData%MicrosoftWindowsExplorer

The thumbnail database is stored globally in Windows 7 & Windows Vista, unlike Windows XP, where the thumbnail database is stored on a per-folder basis. In Windows 7 & Windows Vista, the default thumbnail cache location is as mentioned above.

Hope this information is helpful and let me know if you need any further assistance.

Mouneshwar R – Microsoft Support

So I'm just using a cleaner program to shred Windows explorer data, see if that works.

bugsonglass said:

It's obvious she spends time at the gym bar exercising her nipples and vagina.  I don't know how but she does.

Fixed!

Yeah, shredding windows junk fixed the problem.

This is the Twitter blurb for the guy who wrote the STEAM review for GameSpot:

"PhD Candidate in Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario, writing about games, labour, & culture."

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The guy whom he is discussing the "Fascism" of Helldivers has a Twitter blurb that reads:

"PhD candidate, University of Tulsa. Studying modernism, new media, and video games. Freelance game journalist, mostly for @killscreen."

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What the hell are these guys doing writing game reviews? Go finish your PhD's and stop trying to build your portfolios with BS, psuedo-intellectualism in GAME discussions.

phantom_leo said:

What about you, Patriots?