Anesthesia

What on earth has any of it got to do with M&Ms? The stupid M&Ms in the picture SO don't fit in with the rest of it. A dark, medieval looking painting with colourful smiling chocolate pieces, each accompanied by a very obvious ©. Stupid.

Indeed, just look how the nanny-state has affected Brainiac.

I made a really simple one in QBASIC when I was very little. Very simple and stupid, I don't even remember the story and it was almost impossible to complete.

Tomorrow night? Do you mean a repeat? I was under the impression that seires 8 had ended and they'd be off for a while, or is there a new one?

Princeton WordNet puts it at 13-19. Both dictionary.com and Webster's put it as the period starting at puberty and ending legally at the age of majority. Google define at 11-12 to 17-18. Petty, I know, but without them my point wouldn't stand so I felt compelled to post.

Seconded. I feel cheated after clicking on this topic.

Hooray for typos! (You'll notice that I is next to O) I love how you talk about 'adolescent teenagers' as though you aren't one.

Hooray for tautoligies!

So you'd be happy if someone was drawing something that they thought was good looking on your house? Something that THEY thought was good looking but you hated.

If done on canvas or paper then it could be art. If done on someone else's property then it can't be anything other than vandalism.

What file extension are they?

Many years ago I watched an undercover documentary about the Ivory Coast police, they broke the legs of WITNESSES. I shudder to think what they did to suspects.

Tipp-ex teeth.

I think the exact opposite. I think he's only still got a place on the show because of comedy value, and I think he is poor on Brainiac. Too much of a 'lowest common denominator' presenter. Clarkson and May are what get me to watch the show. That said, I can't think of someone else I'd want in his place - someone like that is necessary for balance. I once emailed the BBC asking if he was related to the BBC weather presenter John Hammond - they look quite similar.

I don't know, I guess I posted it because it is so redundant that it is funny. For those who don't understand - an individual deterrent is one which deters the individual from re-offending.

I must say, the death penalty works as a very good individual deterrent.

I hope they plan to extend this 'animal equality' to all animals, not just the furry ones. It is somewhat of a double standard if they don't attempt to ban those things which electrocute flies in areas of food preparation.

What about when people post links to their own pages? More often than not these contain just as much info (if not more) than their MySpace profile (which does not allow them to post exact addresses). For that matter, what about the homepage field?

It's a rather bad idea to stick a shoulder belt under your arm, doing so can cause life threatening injuries in a crash. In that position it can damage your heart, lungs or other organs and break ribs. It also doesn't provide any upper body restraint so a crash can damage the spinal cord. Wearing it under the arm is against the law in some places.

Who is this directed at? Edit: Oh I see you were quoting the topic starter without actually using quote tags.

Sometimes it is necessary though, for example when I left one machine at home and wanted to control it from uni.

It isn't as ridiculous as it sounds, by 'car seat' they mean 'booster seat' - not like a baby seat. A booster seat just makes sure the seatbelt is passing over the right parts of the body, not cutting into the neck which can kill you in a crash.

The US one might come back, and it might be new to you if you haven't had series 2 of the UK office, but they said on the DVDs of the UK version that there won't be any more of it.

If you're talking about the English one then it isn't coming back, unless it is a repeat.

Subtle compared to most american stuff, perhaps, but certainly not things over here.