Last one to post wins the internets

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Originally Posted by Skweeky

Did you just randomly find a baby crawling about?

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Nope. I was just walking normally, like.

http://i.friendfeed.com/d1eade271a81...4fcbb7fd83cf21

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Eeeewwwww!

Why is it that eyebrows don't keep growing like head hair? On that matter, why is it that pubic hair doesn't keep growing?

Yahoo knows the answer.

Apparently the hair cycle on your head is 2-6 years whereas the hair cycle on the rest of your body is only a few months. This means that your body hair keeps shedding whereas your head hair doesn't.

Sorry to hear you are having a rough time lately, Skweeky. :console:

FWIW, I get mild ear infections from time to time and I use a heating pad turned on low with a towel between my ear and the pad (some of the pads can get kinda hot, so be careful) and just rest for 30 or so minutes. I do this throughout the day, maybe 3 or 4 times (if possible). Has worked for me many times.

Sorry I don't have any solutions for the morning sickness (if I did, my wife would be very, very grateful).

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FWIW, I get mild ear infections from time to time and I use a heating pad turned on low with a towel between my ear and the pad (some of the pads can get kinda hot, so be careful) and just rest for 30 or so minutes. I do this throughout the day, maybe 3 or 4 times (if possible). Has worked for me many times.

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Why don't you take antibiotics, you daft hippy? :blink:

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I've just checked Lamsey's facebook page. It seems he has done something about it, because he no longer has a monobrow. :o

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That's old news, tbh.

Some had found some clip he made about his appartment at uni on youtube or something (I think he has his own channel) a while back, it might have been JP. And that plucked unibrow stuck out like a sore thumb :(

Lamsey McBrien's McChannel

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Originally Posted by Skweeky

Yahoo knows the answer.

Apparently the hair cycle on your head is 2-6 years whereas the hair cycle on the rest of your body is only a few months. This means that your body hair keeps shedding whereas your head hair doesn't.

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I think it grows a lot longer if you shave it off a bunch of times, or something.

:D

Haven't you heard about our health care system in the US? :unsure:

Actually, it's just a simple solution to what is usually a simple problem.

Antibiotics can (and often do) cause upset stomach. I don't imagine Skweeky needs any more of that.

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Originally Posted by ckrit

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Originally Posted by Skweeky

I've just checked Lamsey's facebook page. It seems he has done something about it, because he no longer has a monobrow. :o

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That's old news, tbh.

Some had found some clip he made about his appartment at uni on youtube or something (I think he has his own channel) a while back, it might have been JP. And that plucked unibrow stuck out like a sore thumb :(

Lamsey McBrien's McChannel

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He may've shaved the middle, but those eyebrows are still a fucking wonder to behold

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc1Sy...er_profilepage

That was rather painful to watch.

Dewds.

I'm unprofessional and impolite, and I write angry emails.

Our project leader just called to inform me. Her womanly intuition told her.

Awesome innit.

She called again. We're buddies now.

After I called my workmates to brag and everything.

Balls.

At home nao. Was giggling about the above all the way home.

Ya wee giggly imp.

Totally.

How are you liking the new stargate, btw?

Still early doors but it has potential and I think it will be good. I suspect the stories and characters are going to be a bit more complex. It has a darker and deeper feel to it.

That's about my opinion as well.

It's more serious, in a good way.

The pilot was excellent. I didn't quite like the next episode as much, but it wasn't bad.

Anyone watching Flash Forward?

Apart from me, like. Well not now, obviously.

Seen it. Like I told chalice the other day, I like the novel better. A 21 year flash forward is cooler, for one thing.

He has high hopes for it, though. I think the whole 'terrorist plot' thing is fuckballs.

Since we're talkin TV-shows and all: Defying Gravity is cool.

...Gotta go halp my sister with the network settings for a vm she's trying to set up through virtual box, berb.

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Seen it. Like I told chalice the other day, I like the novel better. A 21 year flash forward is cooler, for one thing.

He has high hopes for it, though. I think the whole 'terrorist plot' thing is fuckballs.

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It's not that I have high hopes for it, it's more of a filler for me until Lost comes back. It has been heralded as the 'new Lost', what with it having an ensemble cast and many of the same actors. From what I've seen though, they're being too ambitious and are snatching key techniques from Lost which smacks of desperation somewhat.

I agree that a 21 year flash-forward would've been cooler, but I reckon the scope would've been too massive to hold the attention of the average ABC watching mongoloid.

I'll keep watching, like, but I'm disappointed already. It's cool to see Brandon Braga's name on the writing credits and the guy wot wrote the book will be scripting a few of the upcoming episodes too, I'm informed.

Here chavix, have you ever read a comic called 'Logicomix' about Bertrand Russell?

It's meant to be pretty awesome.

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Here chavix, have you ever read a comic called 'Logicomix' about Bertrand Russell?

It's meant to be pretty awesome.

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Haven't read any of them, Skweeks but they seem interesting enough.

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Covering a span of sixty years, the graphic novel Logicomix was inspired by the epic story of the quest for the Foundations of Mathematics. This was a heroic intellectual adventure most of whose protagonists paid the price of knowledge with extreme personal suffering and even insanity. The book tells its tale in an engaging way, at the same time complex and accessible. It grounds the philosophical struggles on the undercurrent of personal emotional turmoil, as well as the momentous historical events and ideological battles which gave rise to them.
The role of narrator is given to the most eloquent and spirited of the story’s protagonists, the great logician, philosopher and pacifist Bertrand Russell. It is through his eyes that the plights of such great thinkers as Frege, Hilbert, Poincaré, Wittgenstein and Gödel come to life, and through his own passionate involvement in the quest that the various narrative strands come together.

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http://www.logicomix.com/en/

Had a quick looksee on some of the comic sites but it seems nobody has scanned it yet.

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Originally Posted by Snee

Seen it. Like I told chalice the other day, I like the novel better. A 21 year flash forward is cooler, for one thing.

He has high hopes for it, though. I think the whole 'terrorist plot' thing is fuckballs.

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It's not that I have high hopes for it, it's more of a filler for me

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That's what she said.

http://www.rathergood.com/fat_man

FFS. Plugging in an external hd on the same couplet of usb ports as my mouse turns off the scroll wheel :dabs:

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Originally Posted by chalice

Haven't read any of them, Skweeks but they seem interesting enough.

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Covering a span of sixty years, the graphic novel Logicomix was inspired by the epic story of the quest for the Foundations of Mathematics. This was a heroic intellectual adventure most of whose protagonists paid the price of knowledge with extreme personal suffering and even insanity. The book tells its tale in an engaging way, at the same time complex and accessible. It grounds the philosophical struggles on the undercurrent of personal emotional turmoil, as well as the momentous historical events and ideological battles which gave rise to them.
The role of narrator is given to the most eloquent and spirited of the story’s protagonists, the great logician, philosopher and pacifist Bertrand Russell. It is through his eyes that the plights of such great thinkers as Frege, Hilbert, Poincaré, Wittgenstein and Gödel come to life, and through his own passionate involvement in the quest that the various narrative strands come together.

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http://www.logicomix.com/en/

Had a quick looksee on some of the comic sites but it seems nobody has scanned it yet.

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I might get it off Amazon. My old philosophy professor recommended it.

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It's not that I have high hopes for it, it's more of a filler for me

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That's what she said.

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I hope you're referencing The Office USA. Or the original source which The Office USA referenced.

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Originally Posted by chalice

Haven't read any of them, Skweeks but they seem interesting enough.



http://www.logicomix.com/en/

Had a quick looksee on some of the comic sites but it seems nobody has scanned it yet.

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I might get it off Amazon. My old philosophy professor recommended it.

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How old ... never mind

its early :cry:

I was up most of the might with agonising ear ache and the need to pee :cry:

I feel your pain

0.o

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I was up most of the might with agonising ear ache and the need to pee :cry:

I feel your pain

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I have never been up most of the might.

Looks like JP has been using 'Just For Men' again.

Scrabble. What the fuck is that all about, like?

I've been playing a lot of it lately online, and I've found the whole experience pretty much sucks the fucking bawls all over the place.

You start playing some cunt with a day limit per move (the next time frame down is 5 minutes, so fuck that). You're doing well and everything is chugging along nicely. You're chomping at the bit cos you've got a nice triple letter score all set up to bamboozle the fucker and he doesn't make a fucking move for 6 hours. This continues for several fucking days, like.

Scrabbling, procrastinating, dithering cunts.

How's about this for good old football rivalry :pinch:

http://www.jacksaclaret.webeden.co.uk/

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Originally Posted by chalice

Scrabble. What the fuck is that all about, like?

I've been playing a lot of it lately online, and I've found the whole experience pretty much sucks the fucking bawls all over the place.

You start playing some cunt with a day limit per move (the next time frame down is 5 minutes, so fuck that). You're doing well and everything is chugging along nicely. You're chomping at the bit cos you've got a nice triple letter score all set up to bamboozle the fucker and he doesn't make a fucking move for 6 hours. This continues for several fucking days, like.

Scrabbling, procrastinating, dithering cunts.

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Probly using a scrabble dictionary as well, the cheating cunt.

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Originally Posted by chalice

Scrabble. What the fuck is that all about, like?

I've been playing a lot of it lately online, and I've found the whole experience pretty much sucks the fucking bawls all over the place.

You start playing some cunt with a day limit per move (the next time frame down is 5 minutes, so fuck that). You're doing well and everything is chugging along nicely. You're chomping at the bit cos you've got a nice triple letter score all set up to bamboozle the fucker and he doesn't make a fucking move for 6 hours. This continues for several fucking days, like.

Scrabbling, procrastinating, dithering cunts.

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Probly using a scrabble dictionary as well, the cheating cunt.

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Yep.

Take the fuckwit I'm playing now for example.

I've got one letter left to play. It's an L, just in case you're interested. He's got 6 tiles left and can't possibly win. I'm about 50 points ahead.

Why doesn't the cunt just make a move and get it over with? I've been waiting since just before I left work. About 2 hours.

Why??? Why, JP? Why???

He's trying to find a 7 letter word to get the 50 bonus points. Playing all his letters and beating you.