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  1. Re:Sweden is far ahead of the rest of the world. on The Pirate Bay is Here to Stay? · · Score: 1

    I am a Swedish-speaking American expat...

    There's no homeless people sleeping in parks at night. ...that's the beauty of it Lisa, as soon as winter comes around, they all freeze to death.

    People are much, much friendlier.

    Not even the Swedish tourist agency would lie like this. Anybody but the most dishonest of men would blush so hard saying this that you could hear it over the internet.

  2. Re:At least here in Quebec... on 'No Quick Fix' From Nuclear Power · · Score: 1

    That's almost comic book like:

    Then one day, a freak nuclear meltdown converted millions of Canadians into rude, French-speaking, chain smokers...

  3. Re:Same goes for Sweden on Vodafone Quitting Japan · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Then why are their advertisements still on TV?

  4. Re:In other news... on 5% of All Web Traffic Unsafe · · Score: 1

    Have Fathers Against Pr0n issued a press release on the matter??

  5. Re:How ironic... on U.S. Science Gap Fictional? · · Score: 1

    I find your use of "ironic" in a situation which is very much the opposite of irony ironic.

  6. Re:Potential Weapon? on Space Tourism from UAE · · Score: 1

    The Italians were the first to sell automobiles to the Gulf, in an effort to make themselves look better.

  7. Orphan child on First Mac OS X Virus? · · Score: 1

    Actually, this is just Apple's way of making up to a long lost son. You see, many years ago, Apple and Windows 3.1 got drunk at a party and one thing lead to another...

    Nine months later, the bastard child of Windows 3.1 was born to much acclaim--with a red-faced DOS wondering why on earth is own child looked so little like him. Well, it's been a few years, and that son's faithful parents have both passed away. After several years drifting between orphanages and foster homes, Apple opened the local paper to find a picture of the bastard son he had nearly forgotten.

    This adoption is Apples way of righting what went wrong and maybe, just maybe, giving this poor child a future full of hope and promise.

  8. Finally! on RX-8 Hydrogen RE a Dual Fuel Car · · Score: 1

    ...an RX model with an unwieldly expensive to maintain engine and astronomical fuel costs.

  9. Re:PSP = Bad Comparison on PlayStation 3 May Play Too Much · · Score: 1

    (and I'm bracing for the karma burn here)

    FUCK YOU, karma martyr!

  10. Re:CO2 output? on Using Barges to Fight Global Warming · · Score: 5, Funny

    Hot damn, I never thought of it that way! Thanks for calling us on that before we went through the trouble of sending several thousand barges out to sea.

    Sincerely,
    Dr. Peter Flynn

  11. Re:Missing history on King Tut Killed by a Knee Infection? · · Score: 1

    [i]the Alexandrian library containing most of the world's knowledge up to that point,[/i]

    Considering the practices of the day's pedagogues, this probably resulted in the largest loss of pederast erotica to date.

    [i]the slaughter of the Druids, who thanks to not having a system of writing took their people's knowledge rites and history with them to the grave,[/i]

    Iron Age hippies--no loss. They were such an easy beat-down, that the Roman army was done in time to watch Lavrencivs VVelk that evening.

    [i]the Indus civilization which 5,300 years ago developed cities that were more sophisticated than many that Pakistan's and India's people currently live in,[/i]

    More sophisticated than modern Pakistan and India? Once you get everybody to start driving on the same side of the road, you're there.

    [i]where the hell the Basque people came from and why their culture is so distinct from the rest of Europe,[/i]

    And the origin of their centuries-old recipies for C4.

    [i]the origins of the Sphynx[/i]

    Three simple words: Ancient Egyptian FurCon.

  12. Re:Although this seems "reasonable" in light of th on Google Delists BMW-Germany · · Score: 1

    Now if only they could take care of the rest of Bavaria...

  13. Re:Fear of girls?! on Fear of Girls, a D&D Documentary · · Score: 1

    Compared to you.

  14. Re:Fear of girls?! on Fear of Girls, a D&D Documentary · · Score: 1

    Holy shit, the most prolific poster on Slashdot is a woman!

  15. Re:Good for them. on Toy Story 3 Scrapped · · Score: 1

    Your sig stands a good chance of improving Chinese productivity. You're with them, aren't you?

  16. Re:Cell would have been even better on Apple Nearly Moved to SPARC · · Score: 1

    No spoof ever came with a caveat twice its size.

    Conclusion: You suck at the Internet.

  17. Re:What will actually happen is..... on Wealthy 'Cryonauts' Put Assets on Ice · · Score: 0

    Wasn't that in the Book of Mormon?

  18. Re:So how long .. on Santa Shopped Online This Year · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Any government which allows there to be so many different sales tax rates doesn't deserve a dime from interstate transactions.

  19. Re:I Look Forward to Thread Posters Apologizing on Slashback: Little Red Hoax, Firefly, Google · · Score: 1

    It looks like another martyr has just thrown himself to the geeks. I hope he's covered in Cheetos, or else this could take a while.

  20. Re:Not Quite on Women Now Outnumber Men Online · · Score: 1

    ...and MEN!

  21. Re:Military Development on U.S. Army Testing Personal Cooling Suits · · Score: 2, Funny

    I suggest you study the history of the procurement of the Beretta 9mm pistol, replacement for the old .45 auto.

    One caveat...

    Of all the fanboys I've ever met, none were ever as rabid as 1911 fanboys. A Muslim might strap himself to a bomb to fight infidels, a Christian might let themselves be thrown to the lions rather than give up his fate, but a 1911 fanboy will sit in his Lay-Z-Boy with the lights out for months just waiting for a burglar to shoot at so that he brag about it on m1911.org

  22. Re:I ordered from Red Hat once on The Differences Between Red Hat and Novell · · Score: 1

    Why not sell exclusively through your resellers if you're going to suck at it?

  23. Re:Slashdotted on Ham Hears Mars Orbiter 45 Million Miles From Earth · · Score: 1

    Oh my god, it's full of links!

  24. Re:All too brief... on Korean Banks Forced to Compensate Hacking Victims · · Score: 1

    The solution is as easy as random number generators. I've seen them used for logons to Motorola corporate networks since around 1995 and for internet banking for at least five years. It is quite difficult to find internet banking here in Sweden, for instance, which doesn't issue a small random number generator keychain-sized thingie.

  25. Re:RFI on Narwhal Tusks are Sensory Organs · · Score: 1

    Any Hams/Broadcast Engineers know whats in that range of frequencys?

    Station KRMA