Plus, they'll occasionally splice a single frame from a porn film in there.
"So just when the snooty droid and the pregnant princess have met with the fallen Jedi for the last time, that's when you'll catch a flash of Tyler's contribution to the film. Nobody knows they saw it, but they did."
"A nice big lightsabre."
Unless you've a tale to tell about the time you tried to overclock your cat with dry ice, this thread isn't the place for your post.
BTW, the thing about cats is that they have dignity. Dogs do not. You can tell from this simnple thought experiment:
Kick a dog, and kick a cat. The dog will come back for more; the cat will rip your curtains to shreds, then leave, never to return. Now tell me, which is the superior animal?
What do you think schoolkids do on the computers? Everything I ever did in a school IT lesson I could have done in an out of the box linux distro at the time, even more so now.
They look at online pr0n, IM each other incessantly, and race each other to "First post" as Anonymous Coward on Slashdot.
Blasphemer!
Wrath of Khan was an utterly splendid piece of cinema. I can't think of another film that managed to generate such massive amounts of tension and drama between its main protagonists, and here's the real kicker, without them ever meeting. Plus, bonus points for Ricardo's Moby Dick death scene.
I'd love to sit down on a Thursday night, and watch the adventures of Louis Wu, Speaker-to-Animals, the Pierson's Puppeteers, and the rest of that whole bloomin' universe.
Plus, think of the merchandising! I want a toy Kzin, I want it, I want it, I want it!
You might as well start get in a fist fight with a five year old, man.
You missed that it should be either, "You might as well start a fist fight," or, "you may as well get in a fist fight."
To the antigrammarians, I say this: if someone had posted a snippet of Perl or C++ with misplaced, absent or redundant punctuation marks, then you'd be all over it like beagles on a fox.
No grammar for you!
...with the G-Man staring at me from the side banner ad, and the exhortation "BUY NOW" blinking away.
I did buy it, and it's grand. Best £10 I've spent in a long time (thanks to Sainsbury's putting it on the shelves the night before release, and forgetting to update the barcode database).
" 'Keycheck space minus 0, keychecks off, safety space minus 0.' He's turning the safety systems off. He doesn't want anybody to see what he's about to do. Now, look at this next entry. It's the kicker. 'White rabbit object'. It did it all, but with the key checks off, the computer didn't file the keystrokes. The only way to find them is to go through the computer's lines of code one by one."
"How many lines of code are there?"
"About two million."
"Two million?"
"Yeah."
US Government keeps bike.
North Korea openly admits to experimenting with blue ink and lids that whistle, but US ignores them because they don't have a bike. The lucrative Iraqi bike-security contract goes to Kryptonite, whose CEO is a member of the same golf club as Dick Cheney.
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Just design a space-glove, and NASA themselves will supply the quarter-mil.
..."the thing that comes in the latest" is a warning of a gaping security hole in your browser?
Plus, they'll occasionally splice a single frame from a porn film in there.
"So just when the snooty droid and the pregnant princess have met with the fallen Jedi for the last time, that's when you'll catch a flash of Tyler's contribution to the film. Nobody knows they saw it, but they did."
"A nice big lightsabre."
Touché, Sir.
Which is why I specified it as a thought experiment.
Unless you've a tale to tell about the time you tried to overclock your cat with dry ice, this thread isn't the place for your post.
BTW, the thing about cats is that they have dignity. Dogs do not. You can tell from this simnple thought experiment:
Kick a dog, and kick a cat. The dog will come back for more; the cat will rip your curtains to shreds, then leave, never to return. Now tell me, which is the superior animal?
And whose fault is it that the kids aren't being raised properly?
*drum roll*
The adults!
At least with the adults, the majority of the population cares about politeness.
Clearly, you don't live in London.
So are adults, for whom I don't care much either.
They look at online pr0n, IM each other incessantly, and race each other to "First post" as Anonymous Coward on Slashdot.
He is the C.L.I.T. commander!1 79615&z=1&sv=526250,179750&st=4&ar=Y&mapp=newmap.s rf&searchp=newsearch.srf
And also a well-to-do street in Kensington...
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=526457&y=
I was just about to say that!
Spooky...
Blasphemer!
Wrath of Khan was an utterly splendid piece of cinema. I can't think of another film that managed to generate such massive amounts of tension and drama between its main protagonists, and here's the real kicker, without them ever meeting.
Plus, bonus points for Ricardo's Moby Dick death scene.
I'd love to sit down on a Thursday night, and watch the adventures of Louis Wu, Speaker-to-Animals, the Pierson's Puppeteers, and the rest of that whole bloomin' universe. Plus, think of the merchandising! I want a toy Kzin, I want it, I want it, I want it!
You might as well start get in a fist fight with a five year old, man. You missed that it should be either, "You might as well start a fist fight," or, "you may as well get in a fist fight." To the antigrammarians, I say this: if someone had posted a snippet of Perl or C++ with misplaced, absent or redundant punctuation marks, then you'd be all over it like beagles on a fox. No grammar for you!
...with the G-Man staring at me from the side banner ad, and the exhortation "BUY NOW" blinking away. I did buy it, and it's grand. Best £10 I've spent in a long time (thanks to Sainsbury's putting it on the shelves the night before release, and forgetting to update the barcode database).
Are we sure that they weren't *actual* C-T agents (officers, goons, whatever) on a raid?
" 'Keycheck space minus 0, keychecks off, safety space minus 0.' He's turning the safety systems off. He doesn't want anybody to see what he's about to do. Now, look at this next entry. It's the kicker. 'White rabbit object'. It did it all, but with the key checks off, the computer didn't file the keystrokes. The only way to find them is to go through the computer's lines of code one by one."
"How many lines of code are there?"
"About two million."
"Two million?"
"Yeah."
That's two-thirds of the Jurassic Park system! "This is an Xbox system! I know this!"
US Government keeps bike.
North Korea openly admits to experimenting with blue ink and lids that whistle, but US ignores them because they don't have a bike. The lucrative Iraqi bike-security contract goes to Kryptonite, whose CEO is a member of the same golf club as Dick Cheney.