Posts by Neil
21 posts • joined Sunday 26th August 2007 08:38 GMT
If they made the seats
in the same way as the kinetic dance floors you get in clubs, you could kill 2 birds with one stone.
http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/eco-dance-floor.html
Especially with the increasing mass of the average westerner...
@Henry
I'll give you that its more pretty, but I'll deny its more intuitive till my dying breath (especially Access 2007).
Odds on them listening to users
and getting rid of the stupid ribbons and stupid sidebars?
The Adam Smith Institute?
I'll read this piece in consideration with all their other wonderful Thatcherite success stories - the poll tax, the deregulation of public transport, state schools running their own budgets and the internal market in the National Health Service, because they've all been so beneficial for the country.
And UKIP - the BNP for the chattering classes...
Hopefully
they'll have removed those god-awful "ribbons" and gone back to sensible menus.
£3k a day?
How the heck does a civil servant earn enough to pay this much for an ambulance chaser? I want some of my tax back, please.
No joy in Soho
Looks like they covered it early on a (wet) Sunday morning, so no sign of any furtive businessmen emerging out of sex-shops or from doorways with "Model Upstairs" signs.
Why were they only measuring "average flaccid penis length"?
Surely the important measure is when its in...erm... the other state
@AC
Nah, just tune it to the UV or IR ends of the spectrum, then it'll only show up on special goggles. Even better, use microwaves &, as well as zapping UAVs, you can boil enemy combatants in their own skin.
@ Andy ORourke
Business suggests they are competing in a level market, BT are closer to a monopoly, with the vast majority of UK homes having no other option. I only use my landline for t'internet (with Be) and am unsure why I should subsidise this bloated, unwieldy monolith.
@ Boris the Cockroach
Banning other political parties I don't like? That'd be all of them, then... Sounds like a plan to me.
Got to love the unwashed masses
It'd be funny if these knuckle-draggers didn't have the vote
Paris, cos she does love a man with a shiny helmet.
Data Protection Issues?
Are Virgin sharing client data with the BPI? If they are doing so without permission, is this not a breach of the Data Protection Act?
@ Peyton
You think the armed forces need a reason for ridiculously stringent regulations concerning the minutia of servicemen's lives?
Re: USMC ns Navy
the US Marines are a separate branch of the military to the Navy BUT are part of the Department of the Navy politically. So its the DoN who would asses the viability of new robo-jarheads.
A quick google
reveals she has a habit of sending ranting missives of the type favoured by rabid yogurt-knitters. It's like the Guardian equivalent of the Mail's "Why, oh why, oh why..." letter to the editor.
BTW animals don't have rights, they have a flavour.
I think the line
"Dispatch them by spraying grass cuttings at them before they make divots with slide tackles or, if close enough, mow them down!" may explain the certificate.
Imagine the splatter from being sucked into a ride-on mower.
Are the Chuckle Brothers running the BBC?
They downgrade the important & interesting departments, then go & waste God-knows how much money on this dross.
If they build them near Aussie sports stadiums
They'd be able to tap all the air movement generated by the whinging everytime a decision goes against them.
One would guess so
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/08/nasa_nappy_sacks/
To be even fairer
given the "have you turned it off & on again" level of knowledge of your average support monkey, "the wholesale slaughter of every idiot on the face of the planet." would probably involve the culling of a whole lot of IT folk too...
