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  1. Re:Stop the Presses! - Why, he's wrong on Science Unlocks The Mystery Of Belly Button Lint · · Score: 1

    you mean the man who goes by the name of the Sandman?

  2. Re:Stop the Presses! on Science Unlocks The Mystery Of Belly Button Lint · · Score: 5, Funny

    This is one of those guys that was navel gazing back in the 60's and figured out how to get a PHD out of it.

  3. Think like a Cavewoman on Science Unlocks The Mystery Of Belly Button Lint · · Score: 1, Funny

    Whenever you read these stories that have anything to do with our prehistoric forefothers, you must not forget your foremothers, especially if sex and/or reproduction r concerned.

    First, is navel lint sexy? No, take it from me, it isn't.

    Is it the least it useful? It sure is, lint is great for startng fires and making nests. Just don't ask me to lay an egg in your fluffy navel. A fire, pøssily

  4. Re:Sometimes the simplest statement is the best on The Art of The Farewell Email · · Score: 1

    Slashdot really is getting scary. Hotties? Dates? Is it the economy?

  5. Re:Retarded on Don't Like EULAs? Get Your Cat To Agree To Them · · Score: 1

    I'll sell you my house if you are too lazy to count the zero's on the contract. I'll put a few extra in for good measure.

  6. Re:Retarded on Don't Like EULAs? Get Your Cat To Agree To Them · · Score: 1

    She can pretend to be drunk when signing the contract, too.

  7. What about OS on big iron? on The Incredible Shrinking Operating System · · Score: 1

    These are all little micro machines. Are OS on Mainframes and whatever Oracle ans SQL run on also shrinking? How much alike are the little things and the massive corporate sized things?

  8. Re:DTV Shopping list on DTV Converters In Short Supply · · Score: 1

    I only have one in my great room. But, you can see it from the kitchen. I have no TV in the bedrooms. Why would anyone want one there? Don't you have better things to do there? There is an old Trinitron in the basement, but I haven't used it in years. It's left over from the Apple ][ days so it sits in the "museum" with all the other junk.

  9. Re:DTV Shopping list on DTV Converters In Short Supply · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Did you know that more people have cats than dogs? I have a cat, but she doesn't watch TV. She prefers NPR. She's listening to the MET at the moment.

    If you must moderate, please moderate as irrelevent, not something bad, because I'm sure someone will find this interesting.

  10. Couch Potato Hero on DJ Hero Planned For Later This Year · · Score: 1

    Yes, most of us here are Americans. What is our national past time? Anything that can be done on the couch. This vast game would incorporate GTA and American Idol all inone Heroic Experience. AHM, I left off the obvious.

  11. Re:ID information available to the public on What Web Surfers Can Find Out About You · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Just pretend you have two moms. Make up a nice name for your real mom's girlfriend. Maybe even a man's name. Some women have masculine names.

  12. Re:ID information available to the public on What Web Surfers Can Find Out About You · · Score: 5, Interesting

    The secret is that they don't ever check to see if it really is your SS#. they just need a uniquie 9 digit number. Make one up.

  13. Re:Bad News on What Web Surfers Can Find Out About You · · Score: 2, Funny

    What's the big deal? Just because you are now dead doesn't mean you never had a life or three.

  14. Re:*plop* (mind blown) on Internet Not Really Dangerous For Kids After All · · Score: 1

    I'm glad you are okay, I do tend to wonder about guys who flash in the ladies room. I was a little worried, but mostly amused, now I know it's okay to laugh. If you are still a virgin, would you consider stepping into the handicap stall with me?

  15. Re:*plop* (mind blown) on Internet Not Really Dangerous For Kids After All · · Score: 2, Funny

    ME

    It's about time we all started thinking about me! just think of the troubles I've seen....

  16. Re:This can be improved by removing some text on Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills · · Score: 1

    Disparaging her, exaggerating your own qualities, or putting on a fake persona might work on some girl...

    yeah, one with preexisting esteem issues...

    but it could just as easily put her off.

    not everyone thinks clever jerks are charming, but some do...

    How would that make you feel if someone did that you?

    I would avoid him or her, never could tolerate people who think the only way to get ahead was by pulling other people down. Try it in deep water and you both drown.

    But, then, he IS talking about a game, with a winner and a loser, not real life which can just as easily be win/win or lose/lose. If the only way to avoid being a loser is to make your partner a loser, then I suppose that's the way the game is played. How sad that anyone would want their real life to be like that.

  17. Re:Elipsis on Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills · · Score: 1

    lol,that really cracked me up, yes Elipsis is a nice word...., but saying 9 periods is like, to a woman, a missed opportunity to make a baby, I'm sorry, I really got a kick out of your post. I'm having a little bit of an elipsis moment and it tends to make me silly. still laughing......... wondering if you will even get it....

  18. Re:This can be improved by removing some text on Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills · · Score: 1

    Actually, that might work if you were the woman, but men and woman have opposite standards. She should bathe less and let her hair grow out, you better smell nice and make your zits disappear. As for the hypothesis that stubbly women are sexier,that should be left as an exercise for the guys.

  19. Re:Fixed on Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Sure, just sell me something and I'll sign your Visa receipt. About the gun and the goatee, I have absolutely no talent for growing facial hair, and I met Miss Georgia at a sorority rush party, no men allowed, and I didn't get the impression that she was a lesbian, just an unusually well groomed engineering student.

  20. Re:Fixed on Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills · · Score: 1

    How about: ...IT courses....superficial...

    I know very little about what DOES go on in an IT course. My school has never had that major and our graduates do just fine. Although I'm not aware of any supermodel professors, my graduating class did include Miss Georgia.

  21. Re:It is just WASTE. Fuck the E! on The Scope of US E-Waste · · Score: 1

    IWaste, uWaste, we allWaste for newWaste

  22. Re:I personally don't want to see it. on Facebook Nudity Policy Draws Nursing Moms' Ire · · Score: 1

    So don't join the group. I don't think mothers are going out of their way to thrust themselves at you anymore than real life breastfeeding groups do. I participated in real life groups at churches with both of my kids and no one ever hogtied a man and dragged him in. It just wouldn't have made any sense. Only people having anything thrust down their throats were the lucky kids who acquired stronger immune systems and various other benefits associated with breastfeeding.

  23. Re:Aha! on Safari and Chrome: Tied For the Worst Password Manager · · Score: 1

    no digits? no good

  24. Re:News flash... on Why Climbers Die On Mount Everest · · Score: 1

    The sad thing is that most of the dying are really just rich tourists whose preparation consists of a spending spree at the outfitter and hiring a Sherpa. These aren't Mallory or Hillary. These are guys and gals who got rich overnight doing short mindset deals in business or wall street. Miller time comes much too fast in some professions. It's like struggling for years to invent a new computer only to be faced when the task of marketing the thing before you see any money. Slow gratification is only for engineers and mountain climbers

  25. Re:News flash... on Why Climbers Die On Mount Everest · · Score: 1

    It is only human to start celebrating a bit too soon. No matter how well trained and rational a climber might be, emotions can take over when you are on a natural high.