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I'm relieved to hear that you weren't the guy with the smirnoff ice, but I think Bernard drinks red wine, not beer. Black books rules, I love Dylan Moran's disheveled indifference. Though, Bill Bailey is usually much funnier than he is in that. Now, is that a homeless man in the middle...

There are no social functions for marriage any more, only financial ones. Marriage is only moderately more difficult to extricate oneself from than a long term relationship. Excluding, obviously, when there are children involved, but there are plenty of laws regarding maintenance (etc.) for...

Yet interesting enough to post a news story? ;) If only we had two news forums: one for worthwhile news, the other for the "Developer Profiles". One would expect to find some negative comments on any busy site, regardless of bias. Perhaps she was? ;)

Books: War & Peace - Childrens Cardboard Page edition. (What better to build a raft with than waterproof, chew-proof cardboard?) Movies: Anything with Lindsey Lohan or Will Smith- what better incentive to leave?

Read the first two paragraphs, realised I;m veggie, thought "I'm not causing this problem", realised i'm too lazy to solve others problems, got a beer. *Burp* Wait, Shit! I'm expelling methane!

Shit, I think I'm on step sven. Elly, since when did too much sunlight & heat bleach the skin?

Weelll. In many ways, the range would be the fidelity. It would become less readable as the fidelity decreased. requiring either a high perception to distinguish the various low-fi patterns at the edges of the radar screen, or a high intelligece/science skill to analyse them. (btw, Ranne...

Now, I may be mistaken, but doesn't radar get more blurry at greater ranges? Perhaps the idea is that somebody with higher PE would have a greater chance of distinguishing an "Incredible Hulk" blob from an "Orc" blob, or a "swamp thing" blob from a building/wall/car blob?

This scene is dead - We are Scientists

Turn 25 in one week's time. I suck. :( Have done nothing of note in the last year, or most of those before. Can I postpone this birthday for a few years? 'til I have some wothy deed to report?

I had one, albeit rather briefly, when I was getting rid of this (note: drunken picture taking ahead). (that wasn't even the worst of it: I looked like a hobo at one point, a particularly unfashionable hobo, but I've lost the pictures. This is a good thing, methinks) Unfortunately, my...

Looking at it now, it looks like I've got rouge, or whatever they call it, on my cheeks too. I didn't, case you're wondering.

Still just as ugly, despite removing myself from the evil influences of the internets for awhile. I really thought it would work, too. Back to the drawing board :( Just kidding, internet removal accidental, still the next sage in humanb evolution, even if too drunkl to type.

"The intelligent being in these regions should therefore not be surprised if they observe that their locality in the universe satisfies the conditios that are necessary for their existence" Stephen Hawking, (physical) retard though he may be, hit it on the nose. Also: "Humanoids are the...

Hi! I'm new here! What's Fallout? Is it that game with the boobs and nukes? Wait, I'm not new, so I don't have to pretend to be an idiot. I'm fairly sure my natural idiocy has become apparent by now. I'm back, not sure for how long, or how much I'll say, but I'm present. PS...

I can. Every time I see him in anything, I can't help but have the theme to Fresh Prince running through my head. I also can't think of any film he's been good in. I agree with Sua, the idea is good, but the choice of lead actor is poor and the whole thing is just too deliberate. OMG...

Arms manufacturers? Oil Companies? ;)

I'm slightly more pleased that there are two. The three LOTR films were tremendously rushed (plot-wise) and ended up missing out/changing/inventing things so they could fit into the allotted time. There were some good points to them, but mostly they were unwatchable, if one has read the...

I don't think you'd even see the orange, it'd presumably be a cloud of steam. Just an artifact of the composite image, methinks.

Too polished! ie. lacking in detail. Also, re. the gas tank on his back, you can see the valve end of it, but it does not appear to be attached/plumbed into anything. Perhaps it's just a spare, but seems a strange way to carry a spare (very exposed too). Thirdly, the posture seems odd; one...