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  1. Re:No thongs? on New Slashdot T-Shirts On Sale Now · · Score: 1

    cogito piss ergo chair sum

  2. Re:Buy all four? Why? on New Slashdot T-Shirts On Sale Now · · Score: 1

    Well, they last many many years, but some of my t-shirts literally began to disintegrate into thin air. It took perhaps seven years, but still. I had to re-learn how to buy new clothes all over again. ;) And now my jacket is falling into pieces. Ugh. I wonder if I can buy another one, identical, but considering it's been more than a decade, I doubt it.

  3. Re:By special request only.... on New Slashdot T-Shirts On Sale Now · · Score: 1

    Neither do I. The believers claim to have seen money in 'bankaccounts' and 'wallets', alas, I can find no money there. As Carl Sagan said, 'Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence'.

  4. Re:The Fast and the Furious III on Microsoft Money Leads To Street-Legal Porsche 959s · · Score: 1
    Bill Gates in a Vin Diesel like role? The influence, the respect, the mystery...

    I think it would be good for geeks worldwide to have our ubergeek to be an actionhero...

    Natalie "Hot Grits" Portman as his love interest who is also a Porshe racer...

    Hm, I would like to add in Jessica Alba, Jennifer Garner and Katie Holmes. If that's not possible, I would just keep them for myself then :)

    Steve Ballmer, who screams "On your mark, get set, go" over and over like the crazed monkey he is...

    Have to tell you, those filmclips that he appeared on were just pure gold. I'm wondering if his coca cola was spiked with ecstacy or something.

  5. Re:Do not call lists will lower sales on Dave Barry Strikes Back Against Telemarketers · · Score: 1

    Yeah. Often these people are young, in my age range, and I know how hard it is to find a job these days. I feel bad for saying no, no, no to them, but really, I'm not interested. And I wouldn't buy from them just so they can keep their job, either.

  6. why worry? on Dave Barry Strikes Back Against Telemarketers · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Why are the telemarketing companies worried? This list of people who do not wish to be called, are probably people who wouldn't buy anything from them in the first place. This list should be welcomed as it prevent them from making 30 million calls on which they will not make any money on.

  7. Re:I work at McDonalds... on H.R. 3057: To the Asteroids, Moon and Mars · · Score: 1


    Good heavens, I wish I had modpoints today!

  8. Re:No Uranus jokes? on Hubble Telescope Shows Giant View of Saturn · · Score: 1

    One of my favourites was Io.

  9. Re:Bah on China Blocks Spam Servers · · Score: 1

    You have the right to speak your mind, but no one can be forced to listen.

  10. Lord of the Strings on Current Thoughts in String Theory · · Score: 1

    One theory to rule them all!

  11. cool on Balloonists Attempt World Altitude Record · · Score: 1

    Feet, miles... means nothing to me. I want to know what it is in *real* units, such as furlongs. :-D (seriously... get with the goddamn metric program already.)

  12. Re:Why the focus on software patents? on Freedom of Speech in Software · · Score: 1

    I would say it encourage invention, since others have to come up with an idea on their own.

  13. Re:Since when... on Brazilian Rocket Explodes on Launch Pad · · Score: 1

    Actually yes we do have our own space programs, at least many of us. Most of them are modest though, and it is together as ESA that we can do greater things (if only they get enough funding...)

  14. Re:Communication a problem? on Movie Industry Blames Texting for Bad Box Office · · Score: 1

    Which only mean they would turn back the clock to a time when people watched movies not knowing they sucked, rather than actually making movies that do not suck.

  15. Re:Why do individual nations do this? on India Plans Moon Mission by 2008 · · Score: 1

    I see no reason why people from all over the world couldn't join in on great space projects together. Of course, the bureaucracy and administration and lawyers will suck up a lot of cash, but I still think it could work. After all, people who are visionaries enough to plan such projects can hardly be narrowminded and bigoted people. At least that's what I like to think... I think that if we realize that it's barbaric and stupid to constantly kill massive amounts of people, in order to only become leaders over a small part of this grain of sand we call Earth, then we could spend money on improving everyone's lives and there would be massive amounts of cash left for great space projects. But instead, we spend our money on other things... It's stupid and sad.

  16. Re:Stephen Hawking says: on The Future of Science Revealed! · · Score: 1

    But in Civ II you can't cross the poles, right?

  17. design on Last Chance for Slashdot T-Shirt Contest · · Score: 1

    Draw a UFO on the T-shirt and with the text "Close encounter of the nerd kind"

  18. Sure on Last Chance for Slashdot T-Shirt Contest · · Score: 2, Interesting

    But I live in the wrong country, so...

  19. well... on Antimatter and Antistars? · · Score: 1

    It doesn't matter! Or in other words: antimatter.

  20. SETI on SETI@Home Publishes Skymap · · Score: 1

    Consider the size of our galaxy, the number of stars and planets where there may be intelligent civilizations. Think about how many of those would know of our existence, and then actually contact us. Are we looking in the right direction? At the right frequencies? Do we have sensitive instruments enough? Even if we do, can we know what is a signal and what is not? I'm not optimistic. :(

  21. I know this one on How Do You Get Work Done? · · Score: 1

    I suffer from the exact same thing, but I actually suspect that I do have ADD or something. I can't focus. My mind wanders. I get lost in my own train of thought. Sometimes I'm worried I've done things or will do things I can't remember ever doing. My student room look like an accident in a warehouse or something.

  22. stupid. on Sweden Crunches Cookies · · Score: 1

    All websites physically in Sweden, or all websites that's in swedish, no matter the physical whereabouts? Either way, stupid law. As such, nothing new to see.

  23. liquidated the problem on Russian Minister Gets Spammed, Spams Back · · Score: 1
    At the American Language Center, office manager Natalya Petrova [...] put it: "We liquidated the problem."
    Did they shut down their own business?
  24. eh on French Government Bans Term 'E-Mail' · · Score: 1
    "Curriel? 'Hey Pierre, curriel me those sales figures.' Just sounds wrong!"

    Not if you try to imagine the french people speaking french.

  25. international on Deep Linking Legal in Germany · · Score: 1

    No one can accuse Slashdot of being US-centric today, with news from Australia, France and Germany all on the front page!