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Adult yuri figure

Just found this figure at Guybooru. Not sure who these two girls are, but it’s a fairly detailed figure. Do think that the sweat sort of ruins the whole concept, however. Will get?

Here’s the adult version.

Holy mackerel, Batman!

I think this post has the most comments in my history of blogging. They still continue to cum! Well, the linkbacks anyway. I guess (Facebook + gas prices + solutions + rant) = ultimate optimization, eh? ^^ The post.

Picture of Hatsune Miku. Click for full-res. ^^

Beethoven fifth Symphony (first movement)

Magnificent, is it not? First time I heard this song was while watching Bugs Bunny.

Obama asks for help from the Federal Reserve

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — President-elect Barack Obama named key members of his administration’s economic team Monday, including New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner as his Treasury Secretary nominee and former Harvard President Lawrence Summers as the director of the National Economic Council.

“I’ve sought leaders who could offer both sound judgment and fresh thinking, both a depth of experience and a wealth of bold, new ideas, and most of all who share my fundamental belief that we cannot have a thriving Wall Street without a thriving Main Street,” Obama said at a press conference Monday in Chicago.

[...]

Mission No. 1 over the next few weeks for Obama’s economic team will be hammering out the details of what the president-elect described this weekend as a two-year economic recovery plan intended to create 2.5 million jobs.

[...]

Estimates for how much might be spent on a multi-year stimulus package range as high as $500 billion to $700 billion.

[...]

America pretty much shot itself in the ass. Hilarious. Americans can be pretty stupid sometimes. I wonder how much of that $500 billion to $700 billion bill will cost the employed? Create 2.5 million jobs, while the employed, their child and their grandchildren have to take the tax burden? People can lose their jobs, Obama. You’re policies and “plans” are laughable.

George W. Bush: throw money at Iraq to solve the problem

Barack Obama: throw money at the economy and poor people to solve the problem, raise taxes for people making TOO MUCH money

Ron Paul: lower taxes, get rid of the Federal Reserve, bring ALL troops in ALL 130 countries back into US borders, non interventionism, increase benefits for war veterans, less regulation and less government intervention into the economy, strict following of the United States Constitution.

Ron Paul 2012.

Captain Picard sings the alphabet

Advanced maxlength JavaScript

function getlength(id)
{
	return document.getElementById(id).value.length;
}

function getcurrenttxt(id, max)
{
	if(getlength(id) >= max)
		return document.getElementById(id).value.substr(0, max);
}

function usertyping(id, max, notice)
{
	var ID = document.getElementById(id);
	var Notice = document.getElementById(notice);
	if(ID && Notice)
	{
		Notice.innerHTML = '<span>' + (getlength(id) == (max+1) ? max : getlength(id)) + '</span>/' + max;
		if(getlength(id) >= max) {
			ID.value = getcurrenttxt(id, max);
		}
	}
}

What this does is, it checks the character length in a textarea (or whatever you want), and if that length exceeds max, it won’t let the user type anymore (it actually does something else, but that’s the effect). Also, it lists the character limit of the textarea that specify and also the max. It’s fairly simple to just list the amount the user has left,

function usertyping(id, max, notice)
{
	var ID = document.getElementById(id);
	var Notice = document.getElementById(notice);
	if(ID && Notice)
	{
		Notice.innerHTML = '' + (max - getlength(id)) + '';
		if(getlength(id) >= max) {
			ID.value = getcurrenttxt(id, max);
		}
	}
}

Of course, I prefer the first method.

If you like the script to onload (load when the page does), then here’s a function I wrote just for that:

function body_onload()
{
	var limits = new Array();
	limits[0] = new Array('bm_text', 255, 'char_limit');

	for(var i = 0; i < limits.length; i++)
		usertyping(limits[i][0], limits[i][1], limits[i][2]);
}

Just list the textareas and the information in the limits array, and then call it when the body loads. Of course, even if the specified textareas don’t exist, it won’t cause trouble - the script checks if the appropriate elements exist before doing anything.