And to a scrap of fabric, no less. If it was to The Nation, or The People, or even The Office Of The President Of The United States, it'd at least make some sense, but to a flag?!
Did you consider just going all out and taking amphetamine? I'm guessing that at those doses of caffeine, it'd be far better for you, physiologically. Probably less addictive, too.
My girlfriend's sensitive to coffee. It's not a state you want to be in. Yes, a cup of coffee would send her high for days. It'd also make her faint, give her headaches, make her veins stand out, etc. etc.
Ok, it's a long shot, but... the Radon went deep into their ears, and the tumors started at the point nearest the brain. Or maybe through their sinuses.
It's sorting the wheat from the chaff - those who have the ability to go beyond rote learning, and actually truly understand the field, embrace it, and then further it through research.
Yes, it's very elitist, but that's exactly what's a good university is about. Using the best people, best technology, and best information in order to better the field. If people want to learn a vocation and "graft" for a living, they can do that at a polytechnic (think the nearest equivalent is a community college in the US).
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Wouldn't know, I live in a free country. Only time I pledged to anything was when I was a Girl Guide.
Jeff Minter is still going strong.
I thought it was funnier than some of the other predictable comments to this article, but apparently I'm in a minority.
Hey, I wouldn't want to look like a junkie! :S
Reach for the lasers! Safe as f&*$!
Well, I can see Andromeda, but Orion looks like he's being eaten by some Linux or something...
And to a scrap of fabric, no less. If it was to The Nation, or The People, or even The Office Of The President Of The United States, it'd at least make some sense, but to a flag?!
If you're going to go to those extremes, why not just snort a couple of lines of caffeine?
So get off your arse, quit complaining and breed hypoallergenic cats.
The reason they cost $3400 more is because people want special qualities in their cat, and this company provides the goods.
You speak as though El Presidente Blair is anything more than Bush's hand puppet.
I'm sure they'll shortly release a patent black leather model, covered in electrified sharpened steel spikes, for the Linux users.
You say that like receiving one's a bad thing...
It's missing a brown envelope sticking out of her packet pocket...
So what you're saying is, that from the consumers point of view, Amazon preventing other shops from implementing 1 click is actually beneficial?
I don't know about you, but I'd rather have the chance to change my mind easily.
Did you consider just going all out and taking amphetamine? I'm guessing that at those doses of caffeine, it'd be far better for you, physiologically. Probably less addictive, too.
My girlfriend's sensitive to coffee. It's not a state you want to be in. Yes, a cup of coffee would send her high for days. It'd also make her faint, give her headaches, make her veins stand out, etc. etc.
Be thankful for small mercies!
Heh - the aircon at my previous employer was known as the "sickness recycling system".
Ok, it's a long shot, but... the Radon went deep into their ears, and the tumors started at the point nearest the brain. Or maybe through their sinuses.
Ok, ok, good point, well made.
Air conditioning is a wonderful thing.
Certainly a link, but where's the evidence that it's a link to the mobile phone transmitters?
It could equally be down to insufficient ventilation allowing natural Radon to accumulate in the air inside the building.
Who needs opposable thumbs when you've got prehensile genitalia?
What, you mean other than 3D Construction Kit, the development environment for the old Freescape engine, designed for exactly that purpose?
Admittedly, it is virtually impossible to make either a good or fun game with it, but that's beside the point.
That presumes I'm sane in the first place 8D
It's sorting the wheat from the chaff - those who have the ability to go beyond rote learning, and actually truly understand the field, embrace it, and then further it through research.
Yes, it's very elitist, but that's exactly what's a good university is about. Using the best people, best technology, and best information in order to better the field. If people want to learn a vocation and "graft" for a living, they can do that at a polytechnic (think the nearest equivalent is a community college in the US).
Meh - 20+ years in front of CRTs and in the company of goths have left me fairly sensitive to light anyway ;)