The nutritional value is surely negative!?

As long as it isn't pea puree mislabelled. You NEED some whole peas in there!

Less hideous!

By far the best reply to my comment.

Mmm... pie...

I think if you put the cream from a Twinkie on a scone I would, against all natural instincts, avoid it.

Wait, we boil beef?

This doesn't look so bad though - I'd be more concerned with how it sounds when it's described...

I used to think the same but then it turns out you don't eat the stomach.

Holy crap.

I meant also to say that firing rockets into an urban area will always kill civilians, but there are other approaches to deal with the Hamas rockets.

Underclocking the CPU seems like it is by far the most useful for a standard user (even though I don't imagine they would dare do it)

Well, buying an Alienware is the fastest way to learn about how great building your own system is!

You are considering this in a far too black and white way. It is bad that Hamas fires rockets into Israel, yes. Israel has the right to defend themselves, and they should defend themselves, yes. This is not the entire story though, because there are a number of different ways in which Israel should defend itself.

You should give it a go, it's actually quite fun. Until you have to troubleshoot it.

If you run with a GT640 I wouldn't call you a serious PC gamer - especially if you are using that just for a HTPC! It would make one hell of an HTPC, though.

How dare you call me biased against Israel when you feel it acceptable to justify their brutality because a small number of people in the Gaza strip are terrible people as well!?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-20353223

The pre-2010 rules seem ridiculously cruel! The post 2010 ones are much more appropriate, though I might fear that the dual-purpose items clause can be used as a catch-all for anything they don't like the look of.

You aren't justifying the disproportionate response to a problem which cannot be solved with stupid aggressive tactics. The number of rockets which hit a place where someone might actually be is *very* small, and the chance of it actually injuring or killing someone is much smaller again. What is certain to kill…