Better to hoist a beverage (or twelve)
I thought it was 'hoist *on* your own petard' (which is probably even more painful than getting one's Schlausen cut off).
Mine's the one with "Art Fern" written inside the collar.
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"Funny you should mention it
By Chris G
Posted Friday 12th September 2008 19:58 GMT
But I have been considering making a video in Arabic explaining how to make and train an exploding, ninja squirrel sniper."
Yeah, but you're just wasting your time if you haven't trained that squirrel to water-ski. :-)
Mine's the one with the rodent fur collar and a faint odor of acorns.
"Proof positive...
(By TheThing
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:55 GMT)
...that the messing about with those big hadron things has transported us to a new reality."
Wasn't it messing around with a big hadron that made her famous on the intarwebs to begin with?
Alright, I'll accelerate out of here quietly.
"Hahah...
By Kevin Kitts
Posted Wednesday 10th September 2008 19:23 GMT
...
and this is why News Corporation shouldn't own the Dow Jones (or any other) stock exchange."
The rest of your comment was interesting, but I feel it necessary to point out that Dow Jones is a news and financial analysis service, and not a stock exchange.
Reynolds Wrap also comes in a heavy duty version!
As for JonnyGee's anti-perspirant suggestion, maybe you can do like the Sci-Fi Channel's series "Eureka" and get a corporate sponsorship from whatever that company is which they keep "product placing" serveral times each episode.
Mine's the one with the sweat-stained armpits.
Far be it from me to say anything derogatory or of a suspicious nature about the same fine folks who dreamed up Operation Northwood, but...
If you were going to "appropriate" some of USAMRIID's anthrax to send to some of your unsuspecting pen pals (for whatever reason) and you knew that it might be possible to find out exactly where in USAMRIID the anthrax came from, from which scientist's anthrax stash would you pilfer, if not the one most easily made to look like a whacko?
I have to rely on the Sci-Fi Channel for my Who fix, so I'm not sure how far behind I am.
It would be interesting to see a regenerated Doctor open *her* eyes and realise that he isn't a he anymore, but I had an idea the other day--
What if something went awry during regeneration and he came out as someone who morphs back and forth between two different incarnations, like say one moment he's Hugh Laurie and the next he's Stephen Fry!
(although what I really want to see is Fry's Gordon Wyatt character from the show "Bones" brought in for season or two of psychoanalyzing Hugh Laurie's character Dr. Gregory House on the show "House".)