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There was an article in The Independent the other day about plans to include doses of septin in formula milk in order to tackle childhood obesity. However, The Independent is also pushing the idea that Wi-fi is a radiation time bomb that will result in early middle-age senility and sickness. If the ...

Whilst I agree with most of that, the use of the word 'chick' is as criminal as the stuff that's being ripped to shreds.

Quoting Humphrey from 08:43, 18th Apr 2007 I’ve been following this story fairly closely and I came across the transcripts of the gunman’s plays. They make for quite disturbing reading. http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/ Before anyone says that it should have been obvious ...

Quoting DrAlex from 12:10, 17th Apr 2007
Are gloves involved?

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The Sinner: Where no one ever learned "if you haven't got any thing nice to say, don't say anything at all."

Tupperware surely.

Quoting Paranoid from 12:07, 15th Apr 2007 Another thing I noticed yesterday was how when you click on Groups you immediately get a list of groups "your friends have joined", I don't care about that, I want to get to MY groups!! [hr] ..I've got this pain down all the diodes on my left side... That ...

I think Fraser Archibald Wallace may be even more sinister than Young Tories.

Which is quite an achievement.

The bananaboat aloe vera gel really works. You should find it in Boots.

Flying over the Himalayas age 11.

It was the first time I'd been on a long-haul flight and looking down upon the purple peaks poking through candyfloss whisps of cloud engendered a feeling of euphoria and awe that I've not had the luck to encounter since.

I've never seen the appeal.

Interesting article about him in today's Guardian: http://film.guardian.co.uk/features/fea ... 40,00.html

Quoting Captain_Spanky from 01:43, 11th Apr 2007

Did you seriously just use "I know you are" as a response? Because that's what that amounts to.

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Beatrice - Darling. Dearest. Dead.

'Seriously'?

No; because this is an internet messageboard where flippancy gets the better of me.

Quoting LonelyPilgrim from 21:18, 8th Apr 2007 Forgive me for being an ignorant American, but surely the people who support the party that is bringing you national ID cards and all that (Labour) are far more apt to be 'dead inside' than folks voting for smaller government... And then, on the other ...

Quoting Eliot Wilson from 19:29, 8th Apr 2007 Quoting Rufus from 02:01, 8th Apr 2007 Seriously: why?! 25 people? Ugh. I can smell the stench of souls rotting from here. Ah, I'd forgotten how vacuous, witless, sanctimonious and arrogant student politics can be, but you've reminded me. Thank you. [hr...

Quoting Icarus from 15:17, 8th Apr 2007 Or you can keep harping on about how everyone who votes Conservative only does so because they must be a yah like Mummy and Daddy, and they want to keep those nasty working people down. Whatever makes you feel better. I think you're the first person to bring ...

Quoting DrAlex from 10:18, 8th Apr 2007 Quoting Rufus from 03:40, 8th Apr 2007 There are few things more sinister than Young Tories. Young Republicans. Edit: Old Tories? [hr] The Sinner: Where no one ever learned "if you haven't got any thing nice to say, don't say anything at all." You have a poin...

And now it's 28.

Christing hell.

There are few things more sinister than Young Tories.

Seriously: why?!

25 people?

Ugh.

I can smell the stench of souls rotting from here.

Maybe so, but at least it's not The Telegraph, goddamn.

Very funny article.

Did anyone read the article in The Independent yesterday about the salary and political leanings of the Guardian's editor, Alan Rusbridger?

It made for a depressing read.

[Edit: It was written by Piers Morgan though, so I'm not entirely sure how seriously to take it].

Maybe I'm insane, but you show me a better man that could pull off the hideous jumper at the end...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOKMxMjc8Mk

Quoting orudge from 23:52, 25th Mar 2007 I thought the US used to change them on the first Sunday of April or something instead of the last Sunday of March - i.e., still at a different date to us? Just checked, and The World Clock (timeanddate.com) seems to agree with me. ;) [hr] http://www.owenrud...