How To Play Quake At Work Or School Without Getting Caught

[Josh]

Interesting Read...might help ya too

Little Excerpt:

Is your teacher's lectures going through one ear and going out the other? Sick of writing out ASP for your company's website? We've all been there, and I'm sure at one point or another you've thought of playing Quake or Unreal or something else at work. Luckilly for you, I've been there before. I've got the T-shirt, I've fought the good fight, and I have some tips for you if you want to get your game on at work or school. First, I have five tips on how not to get caught. Second, I have five tips in case, god forbid, you do get caught and how to get out of it.

 

[mrCide]

We use to have Quake II lan games with 10+ people in my computer class.. was fun. I dominated every game.

Good thing I'm not in school anymore.

 

[Josh]

<< We use to have Quake II lan games with 10+ people in my computer class.. was fun. I dominated every game.

Good thing I'm not in school anymore. >>



Hehe, on the last day of school our computer teacher installed Unreal Tournament and let us rock each other. Of course, I dominated.

 

[wQuay]

hysterical

 

[Balt]

Unfortunately, my school uses win2k. Hence, I have no privileges to install software.

 

[Johnnie]

<< Unfortunately, my school uses win2k. Hence, I have no privileges to install software >>


is there any way around that

 

[ProviaFan]

/* Unfortunately, my school uses win2k. Hence, I have no privileges to install software. */

Well, I'm home-schooled, and have administrator rights on the computer, so that's no problem for me