That's OK, we do play guitars and wear sombreros in Spain, just make sure they're the correct kind

They could see Brad Pitt while we're at it

I agree, my point is half of those Commandments are pretty much "common sense" (yeah, I know it's not that common) rules to prevent objective harm. The half I pasted, not so much, in the sense that it could be argued it's their acceptance as rules that creates that harm, unlike, say, "thou shalt not kill"

I am the LORD thy God

There's just so much metal you could squeeze in this list...

I don't know about the US, but this is inconstitutional in my country. But of course, so are half of the question HR ask in an interview

Thanks

I thought the Dark Tower series was already finished, but I'm afraid to look it up because of the spoilers

Well I'm an engineer and I said 2 in 10 seconds, but I don't know how well I would have done wihout the "children do it faster" hint

Don't worry, I have a guy

If I got an invitation like that, there's not way in hell I'm missing it.

"Come tomorrow and sort this hell hole out. Dinner and drinks, 4.pm. Bring wine and caviar only."

When I do web design on a small monitor, I have to choose between having a tiny and unreadable font or having to switch netbeans/browser all the time, it's a total pain. I'm much much happier with a big screen, and I can't spare any screen real state for twitter or that kind of stuff

I love the UK series, and have been pretty "meh" about the US remake, but seeing Lachlan there makes me want to watch it

I'm not going to say I'm not going to say it was aliens

I can tell the difference between the second crappiest and the third crappiest gin that are good enough to be sold in bars in my country. Does that make me a connoisseur?

Is it a good idea to put rubbing alcohol in a burn and blow? It'd refresh it, but I'm not sure that's all it'd do

I think what happened is those experts didn't dare to say "this tastes like white!" because if it was red (which it was, for all they knew) they'd be the asshole who said something ridiculous, and then proceeded to pull something out of their ass, or to say whatever they felt was closer.

I'd say Agent 355, but Yorick Brown is more her luggage than he is a hero

I think this is really obvious to someone with a bit of knowlede of science, and has probably already been pointed out, but the bit about the stars being the same even when they're from different centuries is either a lucky coincidence or an example of good science: This actually does mean it's an invitation, since it…