Carl

I don't know, I've a few good talents my favourite one that comes in handy is I'm good at manipulating. I can manipulate any story, change peoples words easily and make them forget what they were talking about. It helps alot when in a difficult position :twisted: Umm, I'm good with my hands, fixing things, anything :? I've got a great memory when it comes to cars and car registration numbers, if that's normal :geek: Umm, I've so many more but not enough time.

Yup I loved it, especially the end. The last one was amazingly terrible, I mean it made my eyes bleed. But yah, Edward Norton fits the roles perfectly imo.

Heh, I've a few. This one is kinda old buy still, very funny: Or, I can't find the video but it's a Carlsberg ad with the old lady and the broken down truck. "would you like to use the bathroom"

The Incredible Hulk was the last one I went to see, very good movie I must say. The ending too gives a little hint as to what the next one will be like :)

Lol Ermin66, that ones funny. Wait till we're doing there dirty work and not the opposite way around >.> Good times.. good times.

Stuck my little finger under a stapler where my nail is and hit it really hard. Did it during an exam too, staple got stuck in my finger through my nail. That was a looooong time ago, I've coppedonto myself now :P

0 Yes. it seems The Grid does contain a few problems, none which would be too hard for a team of 400+ scientists to work out, but still. I do believe PlayStation3 has some "power sharing" thing too. If you were to sign up with this advert that they had, some of your playstations power would be transfered over seas to power some company. I'm not sure of the full details but it was something like that. People were getting major problems as a result of this so most people stopped sharing.

I've none :thumbsup:

-.- *slaps Lent* Anyway, this seems like it could be very promising. The only 2 big problems would be that 1) that might be a hard thing to implement over large distances with current tech, and 2) privacy might take a hit with the way that I think that this works. Other than that, I want this NOW! :pray: \ : :thumbsup: Yeah, I'd say to put this on a large scale some things will need to be looked into big time. Buty yes, it looks promising :)

Well, I've 3 dogs now, two of them are brandy new. (6 wk old) This is my first one, Sox. He's got some problem some one of his "family jewels" is in his stomach causing his hormones to fly around his body which makes him a tad jealous/mental. These are the two new ones, they're both unnamed atm

Umm, Lode just reminded me that I coulda went. You all shoulda seen my setup [hide=Set up][/hide] Coulda bought me bgs :roll: Anyway, congratz you three, you deserve it. Especially Lode as.. well.. he's a nub tbh

I did turn the T back to a P but now it's an R :?

Computer games (RS CoD4) computers in general, browsing tif many, many more. Cigarettes, they never really did anything for me, at all. I've tried them and cigars but no, no addiction. Alcoholic drink, no addiction.

So your one of the few(well very few) who read/knows the treaty and understands it 100% and your still saying No? Yes, very much so. I'm siding with Sinn Féin on this one.

Propaganda? As opposed to the blatant lies that some of the Eurosceptics spin around? See, here's a difficult situation. What is Democracy here? What if, in total, the majority of Europeans actually agree with the new Treaty, but a majority in some countries such as Ireland and the UK (which make up a minority of the EU overall) refuse to accept it? Surely, it should be the majority of Europeans overall that decide whether or not the new European Treaty is worth putting into place, not a majority of those living in a few conservative countries. The fact is this - only those who vehemently oppose this Treaty care about this whole referendum thing. The rest of us are perfectly happy letting the people we've voted to represent us make that decision on our behalf. The majority of the EU do agree with it but it says in the treaty that all 27 memers must agree for it to be put in place if I remember correctly. That's why we will be voting again, we have to. This time the public will be told what the treaty is, how it will affect us etc. For the sake of us, I hope it's no again.

Simpsons did it! Simpsons did it! (from the South Park episode) Lol, as if they're now getting their ideas from a fictional program :roll:

I think we will be voting again, you can't really call it a democracy if we can only choose yes :?

Yup, they blew that whole thing out of proportion, why have a go at the guy? And they're still doing it. It's just a stupid way for the politicians to get paid more.

They're not fixing it, they're making it bigger and better. Everything is better when it's bigger, just imagine, no more lagging, fast downloads etc. etc. People complain that there internet is slow, things aren't loading good. This could be the solution to all.

There was a stronger NO vote as the public were very badly informed. There were things that Political parties were saying that weren't even on the treaty. For example, they said we would loose our neutrality. This really played a big part as welll. Supposidly the other EU members can't go ahead with the treaty as it says that all 27 members must agree. And yes, Brian Cowen has till October.

Because it's a whole new type, it's not the internet. Developed by different people.

I'd say they'll be given grants, if they can provide and internet like that who wouldn't want it? People would pay extra for it too.

Okay, I rememberd reading this article about "The Grid" thought I'd post it here. Well, it's basically the Next Gen Internet, with propsed speeds up to 10,000 times faster than what we have today. Take a read: Article also located http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2001/03/42230 [hide=The Article from WIRED] [/hide] What do you think?

I had a go at fixing some of black in the N yesterday, then some of the grey. Another person was also fixing the grey and they must of saw me helping and decided to go mad drawing black lines :?

My first ever Roller Coaster: The Megaphobia: And another one, The Dragon Khan: Neither of them were filmed by me.