The Back Room

If you buy a couple seconds, can you become a time lord? Opacity, the new Transparency.

He used to deliver pizzas but they started to get very annoyed with him and his boss had to fire him...you don't want to see a pissed off pizza, oh no!

:laugh: "The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon "Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham

I did a bit number crunching with regards to CO2 sometime ago. CO2 - You can't run ------------------- propodean

For a second I thought there would be a youtube link. At home I would have clicked on it and waited for the sweet sound of being told how he was never gonna give me up... Curse you for failing to take advantage of my weakness!

You kidding me, if I can get a contractor job with a couple of governments I don't need to take over the world. Look at Darth Cheney. He can shoot lightning at people from his throne made of dead soldiers bones and gold he's had shipped from Iraq. Assuming he has this throne, of course. (It's really cool and even has a pair of Tesla Coils to be extra scary.)

Nice assumptions, you missed my bit about education which was the only bit I put forward as a solution. I do like to believe that if someone is actually educated they will make decent decisions. And given the number of humans who have decided fertility drugs are such a wonder that they can now get that full family of 7 in one pass, well, we need to educate these people about the issues that are involved. Not even to mention the impact on resource consumption.

The original conversation ran prettyu much as you said, but I found it funnier when Randall said it later in the movie, when Veronica walked in with a lasange and he shouted it from behind the desk. A very funny movie, which I completely missed until it came out on DVD. CCC solved so far: 2 (including a Hard One!) 37!?!! - Randall, Clerks

You spoke too soon :( ------------------------------------ No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Clare Boothe Luce

Dalek Dave wrote: I bet he does cigars by the singles too ftfy Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.

Nagy Vilmos wrote: global conspiracy to conspire to call our conspiracist a twat Thanks for a brand new tongue twister. I don't go to youtube unless I have to watch some of my favorite football (soccer) videos. 50-50-90 rule: Anytime I have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability I'll get it wrong...!!

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: Instead of printing the document and marking out the areas by hand, Well, I would hope a sixth grader with rudimentary knowledge of Acrobat or other PDF editors would also know that it is possible to consolidate edits into a document. It is apparent that the authors of this post are as clueless and inept as the legal staff at the TSA. CaptainSeeSharp wrote: Call it laziness or stupidity. No, it is merely ignorance. Bob Emmett

I did like how they hit that issue in Hancock.

Distind wrote: I'm ambivalent. That's OK - I think there are some male prostitutes too! ___________________________________________ .\\axxx (That's an 'M')

That reminds me. The Daily Mail (one of his favourite UK newspapers by appearances) published a centrefold saying that the vaccines were perfectly safe. So he's been debunked by one of his favourite sources :laugh: . OSDev :)

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: I disagree with anything that is bad. Oh, obviously. After all you are all that is good and wonderful... Oh hey, you going to admit to not really knowing what black-propaganda is? The is even after you linked to a Wiki about it...

Ilíon wrote: On many levels, whyever for? Just as I would expect more of a professional midwife than a village wise woman. Ilíon wrote: If you really wanted to "damn" me, you should have wished me an eternity of Wonder Bread. I was considering unleavened bread to be an early form of bread. Subsequent breads being mere novelties. Ilíon wrote: Dewd! It isn't conservatives who were behind: . the French Revolution, the Terror, the Vendee, the Napoleonic Wars . the Russian Revolution, Lennin, Stalin . Naziism . Fascism . Maoism . Pol Pot . Castro Yes, a thoroughly unpleasant, and certainly bloody, collection. However, conservatives (the European Monarchies) were responsible for invading France. This gave rise to conscription - a contributing factor to the Vendée - and provided a launch pad for Napoleon's career. Their support for counter revolutionaries provided the 'rationale' for the Terror. Similar actions followed the Russian Revolution. Also, Fascism (and, by extension, Nazism) was supported by conservatives who saw it as a bulwark against the spread of Communism. This, combined with the war-weariness of Britain and France, contributed to the international inertia as Hitler continually violated the Treaty of Versailles. Blood may be on one's hands literally or figuratively. Bob Emmett

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: All you get are 1s and 0s Wow, clever riposte! That really converts me to your cause.