Didn't you hear? It makes the games go faster...

I test software. Show me a perfectly configured robot and I'll show you a bug waiting to manifest.

Rolls Royce are pretty wonderful for this stuff:

2013 Prosche Boxster options include:

"Paris' Mayor Wants To Ban Cars" - Fixed that for ya.

Is it miles or meters? I can never tell.

He watched the bond car special.

This. 100 times this.

For the record, "Are you OK?" followed by ideas isn't a Samaritan approved method.

Aim higher and to the right.

Just had a play with both here in the UK at one of those awful Phones4U stores where the teenage clerks harass you until you leave. Here they're offering the Lumia 920 free with a £36 a month contract for unlimited calls/texts and 500Mb data, but if you go to the EE store around the corner its £49.99 one-off extra for…

Didn't they used to believe that the human body couldn't survive speeds in excess of 30mph? Shielding an entire craft to perform at these speeds (without stripping to its component atoms) would include shielding the occupants, and in that case this only applies if someone opens a window.

Instances of the words "Sorry" or "Apologies" = None. That's not an apology its an advertising draft. Go away and do it again.

Don't talk such rubbish. A fully able human being (even one in my rather rounded shape) could get through that faster than the robot without the need for a sideways lunge over the pit.

Oh dear. J1772 is going to get shortened to "have you got a JIZZ2 plug?".

Data concerning the "unique and propietary method by which Zynga identifies which games and game mechanics will be successful"

That's great, but what about all the hair wrapped around the central cylinder in the tower?

For the Americans, my top up this morning was at $8.42 a gallon.

That's 16 degrees, as its 16 unique images. Not a full 360. Pedant away!

4th Gear: It says "Go Further" not "Go Farther". I went farther once, but the kid doesn't speak to me any more.