If the US had gotten intel from UK on French citizens, scandal would ensue if the frenchies found out. UK would not be happy to have incident repeated, thus would not share as much intel.
Apart from that, I hope they themselves get themselves infected on their way home, preferably in the train back to Sweden... This would eliminate parts of our old territories, but still...
One of my friends is a med student, and at one time they had an experiment wherein they made some antibiotica-resistant germs, can't remember which sort, though (it was a fairly common disease, flu or influenza or whatever).
Their text book was very specific on the needed security during this experiment, how everything should be sterilized and how careful you had to be, because this could cause an epidemic.
The experiment ended, and people went home.
Then, two weeks later, two of her classmates (from Sweden, go figure) turned out to have not only *not* destroyed the bacteria, but they were *carrying them in their bags* in the small round glass containers!
My friend (and several other co-students) tried for several minutes to convince these two Swedish girls that they should be very careful, and that they should destroy the bacteria, referring to the book wherein a page had been dedicated to warnings. "Nähä, they're harmless!"
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I mostly gave up years ago and just started skipping those posts... ;p /another language nazi
Freedom requires dilegence. And action
Some dead guy once said something similar, to some extent:
The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either.
had good reasons not to disclose information on how they managed the drug cartels in South America. Yeah, that was in public interest.
'National Security', 'foreign intelligence'.
If the US had gotten intel from UK on French citizens, scandal would ensue if the frenchies found out. UK would not be happy to have incident repeated, thus would not share as much intel.
You killed my excellent mood. Twit.
or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?
I'm reading up on the FBI files on the JFK assassination atm... oh, wait.
That's where I live. Well, 1500 metres or so away, anyway... Believe you me, I've heard about it.
Hey! No way can you call Doom ][ "old school"!
;p
Grrr!
You look at posters? I sure as hell don't, and wouldn't expect others to...
My phys teacher used to gripe for hours on end about the whatnot. Oh, and the whatyoumightcallits. Now *those* were the really bad ones...
Or at least look at the 'artist's impression'.
They may be small and far apart, but the rules of physics does not allow preclusion from stuff like gravity and whatnot.
"All of a sudden, causality decided to give physical laws and time the finger, and decided to instantly clash two random galaxies!"
Um. Yeah.
Yeah, it took me two clicks to get to it the other way around... .-o
Worst. Summary. Yet.
Shit, I can't install GTA3 on my win95 box...
"Current death toll from Amnesty International's actions in Nepal: 9000"
I'm with AC on this one - please, provide a link...
I wonder how many 'Helena'-searches that post triggered...
Jesjes, ju må altso learn to tale english before you tæller gryn!
It's using Google for web searches, so the sharks don't need to worry about a new engine...
As for the advertising, try searching for a book title or your favourite movie...
Well, with a name like '} InFuZeD {', I doubt I'll be seeing many name twins...
Keep an eye out on who's posting the dupes, you'll see.
I have an idea that most career criminals don't have the faintest clue as to who Kubrick is...
"Tetrapak... Ja!
;p
Volvo... Ja!
Saab... Ja!
Danmark... YNK!"
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Apart from that, I hope they themselves get themselves infected on their way home, preferably in the train back to Sweden... This would eliminate parts of our old territories, but still...
One of my friends is a med student, and at one time they had an experiment wherein they made some antibiotica-resistant germs, can't remember which sort, though (it was a fairly common disease, flu or influenza or whatever).
Their text book was very specific on the needed security during this experiment, how everything should be sterilized and how careful you had to be, because this could cause an epidemic.
The experiment ended, and people went home.
Then, two weeks later, two of her classmates (from Sweden, go figure) turned out to have not only *not* destroyed the bacteria, but they were *carrying them in their bags* in the small round glass containers!
My friend (and several other co-students) tried for several minutes to convince these two Swedish girls that they should be very careful, and that they should destroy the bacteria, referring to the book wherein a page had been dedicated to warnings.
"Nähä, they're harmless!"
Stupid Swedes.
They did eventually destroy them, luckily...