unscene?

"Before entering the Lounge you must answer me these riddles three!"

Then it's a drunkathon!

I often respond, "I'm not dead yet." I'm frequently seen as a pessimist. I wonder why...

That is nonsense, you are ignorant, the government doesn't WANT you asking questions. Here's a link I didn't read as proof!

I'd watch out for this. I'd need to see the specs to know for sure, but it sounds like it would be really prone to DNS poisoning. So, if I'm a peer in this P2P DNS, I could use my .p2p information to tell you Google is wherever I want it to be, and you'd be none-the-wiser. At first glance, I wouldn't participate in this.

Your description of university is exactly how mine was here in the US. I once got a 0 on a major project because I accidentally and subconsciously corrected a spelling error in the expected primary output. Needless to say, I chose not to remain at that institution. I got an internship in the private sector doing .NET development and was woefully unprepared. It was awesome! Fortunately they were patient with me and I'm much better off now. :)

We should declare him Kaiser for a day.

This might end with a police RAID.

I definitely prefer a desktop to a laptop for development, but I don't think all laptops are bad for it. I have a 17" Dell Studio, and as long as it has a mouse connected, I can use it about as well as any desktop. And I've found it has enough processing power to build my VS projects quickly. There's no reason I couldn't use it daily for development, but desktops are just my personal preference.

Of course I didn't; it's a link posted by CSS. Just making sure anyone who did learned their lesson. :)

And if that doesn't teach us never to click a link posted by CSS, I don't know what will.

That's an interesting fact; I think I heard that somewhere else before too. Good to know.

The point of martial arts in general is to provide smaller/weaker people with the skills and confidence they need to stand a chance against bigger or more threatening opponents. That said, I have no experience at all with kung fu (outside of seeing the odd kung fu movie), so I can't say anything as to the particular style. In a match of two kung fu fighters (be honest, how many of you just heard that song in your head?), in which two fighters of vastly diverse weight/strength face off using the same foundation of skills, I think the heavier fellow has a good probability of winning just because he probably has better endurance. In other styles, like Judo or Aikido, it's a bit easier to use an opponent's weight against them, so I doubt weight is as much of an advantage there.

Why would I read something after you called me a "stupid f***ing moron"? You should work on your people skills, sir.

I think we all know what that stems from.

Actually, what is your viewpoint here? All I really got out of what you've said on this is that Greece wore a bandana over its face, rode its horse alongside the EU train tracks, hopped on board and held them up with a six-shooter for bailout money. You've done alot of research, so... what've we got?

:thumbsup:

CSS, now's your chance!

Working fine for me now. Thanks! :)