Defending the earth from hordes of ravenous cyborg zombie vampires riding genetically modified giant-sized naked mole rats?

The answering a call I can understand, if it's important. But placing a call? Unless someone is trying to kill you it shouldn't be necessary.

They don't have cars driving everywhere in Amsterdam (Which is a city, not a country) like we do over here, so its a touch more dangerous for our cyclers than theirs which justifies helmets.

That is true to an extent, but the BB OS can be extremely frustrating.

"PI IS EXACTLY 3!"

You shut your mouth with that blasphemy.

Also, protest carnivorous animals! Those assholes always kill other animals in the most inhumane way possible!

Yeah, I love how the general public knows everything there is to know about construction and it's practices.

I'll stick with mine instead.

Same, I never tried any of the other elder scrolls games, but there was so much hype for skyrim I decided to give it a shot. I didn't really know what to expect out of the game, but so far it has completely blown me away.

As a somewhat recent engineering graduate I agree with most of what you said, however; studying/cramming for engineering is completely different than studying/cramming for something else, like a history class for an example.

There's nothing novel about it to You.

I didn't quite understand how the hell a bb/pellet would be able to make a squash explode like that... but then I realized how big the squash was in relation to the thumbtack holding it in place and then it all made sense.

Yeah, but didn't those use an HDD? not exactly as durable as flash memory.

Ever since the latest patch, transmogrification allows you to take on the look of any armor piece... so she could technically be wearing anything.

The funny part is I've been in concrete lab before (at a college) where they literally used a very detailed 1.5 ft blue silicone vibrator for their concrete. I still laugh when I imagine the male concrete professor walking into a sex shop to pick one of those up.

Vertical pouring this thing would be a terrible idea. I'm assuming the back of the clock is flat, so why not use an open-back horizontal form? Could even get away with a stiff foam material form for something like this.

Look into concrete canoe competitions and the mixes they use. After that, a clock is child's play.

Am I crazy, or will these do absolutely nothing?

Ummm, you have yet to indicate how your proposed system could ever possibly work. Punishments aside, how do you prove if/when someone broke the anonymous donor rule?