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  1. Re:itunes is great and all but... on Canadian iTunes Music Store Opens · · Score: 1

    You're an artist complaining that he hasn't been paid ?

    You're new to this business aren't you ?

  2. Re:Fawed Research on Human Activity to Blame For 2003 Heatwave · · Score: 1

    So which "serious flaws" are there in the paper published in Nature?

  3. In Korea.... on Human Activity to Blame For 2003 Heatwave · · Score: -1

    only old people don't like heatwaves like 2003

  4. Re:Fawed Research on Human Activity to Blame For 2003 Heatwave · · Score: 5, Funny

    You mean that some Joe Random Commentator on Slashdot (who can't spell flawed) has spotted some "serious" flaws in a research paper that the peer reviewers of Nature, one of the most reputable scientific journals in the world, have failed to spot.

    Well, spank me on the arse and call me shorty!

    I'll look forward to reading your comments in the next issue of Nature.

  5. Re:Is Armagaedon upon us? on Debian Announces Sarge Will Include GNOME 2.8 · · Score: 1

    Hell is bad english

    who would have thought

  6. Re:Slashdot: Helping Foreigners to Speak English on Intel Helping Asia to Use Linux · · Score: 1

    It's something to do with the verb "use" being used as a noun (substantive ?) This means in english this is the same as the infinitive; hence "to use".

  7. Re:Sure, OK. Whatever... on Torvalds Dubbed Most Influential Executive of 2004 · · Score: 2, Interesting

    "But when most people think about what an "executive" is, running a company, or being high up in the managerial food chain in terms of running a company, that is what most people think of."

    Is that why Sales and Marketing drones always give themselves a title with "executive" in it ?

    e.g. Key Account Executive.

    and usually where, I come from, executive when applied to a bus, means only that it has a toilet in.

    e.g Smith's Executive Travel

    which usually contains a load of drunken footy fans.

  8. Re:Religious radicals? on The Worst Jobs in Science: The Sequel · · Score: 1

    All you show is that you don't understand the meaning of the word "theory" or the scientific method.

    You "know" fuck all.

  9. Re:"They Hate Us For Our Freedom!" on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 2

    "If someone uses this threat to control a rouge nation that has said they want us to burn in nuclear flames, then that is good."

    What have you got against other countries wearing make-up ?

  10. Re:For the non-british (e.g. me) on NHS Awards Contract to Microsoft · · Score: 1

    Also for the non-british: along with North Korean Goverenment, the National Health Service is the last Stalinist organisation on earth. However, the North Korean Government wastes a lot less money.

  11. Re:For the non-british (e.g. me) on NHS Awards Contract to Microsoft · · Score: 1

    Correct, apart from the unfortunate use of the word "unfortunately"

  12. Re:I was looking for a comment to moderate... on Europeans To Monitor American Voters · · Score: 1

    "The facts are simple, The US has the longest continuous democratic government in the world. So the comment stable government is accurate in that sense."

    No it fucking doesn't. The UK has a lot longer continuous democratic government than the US

  13. Re:The Rest of the World is Jealous on Europeans To Monitor American Voters · · Score: 1

    You might think differently about this when you're old enough to vote

  14. Not quite the most stable on Europeans To Monitor American Voters · · Score: 1

    "The United States is known as being the world's most stable democracy."

    By Whom ?

    At a quick guess I think that title goes to Iceland. Even the UK's civil war was quite a few years prior to the one in the US.

  15. Re:Get rid of E-Voting now! on More Diebold E-Voting Vulnerabilities · · Score: 1

    "they take much longer to count than electronic ballots."

    Sorry to go on and on and on and on and on about this but WHO GIVES A FLYING FUCK AT A ROLLING DONUT WHETHER IT TAKES A FEW MINUTES OR A FEW DAYS as long as the count is correct.

    I come from a country where paper voting is the norm . I can actually stand waiting until some time the following afternoon to find out who the government for the nex foru to five years is going to be. Ballot paper voting is not broken it doesn't need fixing.

  16. Re:been debunked on Home Defense, Geek Style? · · Score: 1

    I say perps, I don't watch American cop shows and I am British. And what is "dumb" with wanting to defend my family and our property?

    BTW Dumb is an Americanism

  17. Re:Scary on New Worm Installs Sniffer · · Score: 1

    ...and if in making up a word you give the impression that you don't care about language and are too ignorant to not know how to form new words from exsiting words (burglarize anyone ?)... then congratulations, you're American :-)

  18. Re:been debunked on Home Defense, Geek Style? · · Score: 1

    No homelessness and free universities?

    You want to take a look over the edge of the Alps sometimes.

  19. Re:been debunked on Home Defense, Geek Style? · · Score: 1

    I don't care what the crime rate "figures" say. I'm British and I'd love to be able to own a gun to protect my family and property from some of the scumbags we have in the UK.

    Call the police? They turn up after the perps are long gone, ask you if you belong to a minority and give you a crime number.

  20. Re:déjà vu? on Microsoft Leaves U.N. Standards Group · · Score: 1

    You have a touching faith in the democratic legitimacy of the UN (you should look up the meaning of the word sometime)

    Why should the UK and the US refrain from doing what they think is right just because the people who murdered Greenpeace activists, rolled the tanks into Tianamem Square and who have systmatically destroyed a country for trying to exercise it's right of self-determintaion happen to vote against it (Not necessarilly all the same country)

  21. Re:US-centric thinking, as always on Yahoo! Not Protected From French Anti-Nazi Laws · · Score: 1

    "Name another industrialised nation where creationism is even being discussed as a topic for public school curricula..." ...er... the UK

    http://www.cloudsoup.com/weblog/archives/2004/06 /2 0/lying_for_jesus

  22. Re:Here's a link on Yahoo! Not Protected From French Anti-Nazi Laws · · Score: 1

    "In Europe, though, it's practically forbidden to acknowledge that Hitler ever existed."

    Bullshit. You have no idea what you are talking about.

    I'm intimately aquainted with the educational systems of several european countries and if anything there is too much teaching of Hitler and the Third Reich, especially in Germany.

  23. Re:What a waste! on Composite Of Earth At Night · · Score: 2, Funny

    I've driven through Belgium on motorways a few times at night (it only takes a hour or so) and, in a similat way to the fact the Queen thinks that the world smells of new paint, I think that Belgium is yellow.

  24. Re:Oddly, the solution is racial profiling on Defending The Skies Against Congress And The Elderly · · Score: 1

    "because they are 100% more likely to get it than white men" ...with your obvious expertise in statistics and probability you could answer all of your questions yourself if you tried a bit harder

  25. Re:Disposable Society on New Disposable Digital Cameras with LCDs · · Score: 1

    You insensitive clod, we don't have drugstores in the UK