That looks terrible. Oh, wait. I have to get used to looking at it first.

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Well, it is the internet. Whenever something offends you in the slightest it should be attacked with as much vitriol as possible...

I was just thinking it would be awesome if they rolled up a section of the side and printed that underpass wall. Sadly, it was not to be.

Hah, no worries man. I was concerned that I was being a dick after I posted that, but apparently I didn't try hard enough, judging by some of these other comments.

'Though' is correct for that sentence. If it were 'through', the rest of the sentence would then require correction to make it fit.

Am I the only one who thought it looks like a jellyfish? Like one of those deep sea ones?

I think you underestimate nature.

Was their space ship a fifth wheel or something?

The biology one? I think he was just being a dick.

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A minor point. If someone broke into my house and then I tore it down and rebuilt it, I don't think I'd really give a damn if my neighbors knew how the thief got in the original house. Unless it was my own stupendous negligence that allowed them in, of course.

When I write things out, it's a bizzare mash of cursive and print unless I slow down and pick one. My print is much more compact and easy to read, and my boss does not complain about it. As far as reading it is concerned... That really depends on who wrote it. Bad cursive is goddamn awful.

No, hurting feelings is fine... just not hurting moral feelings... which I guess means you don't get past first base in public?

That is what I have been guessing is going on after this passed two days. I'm thinking they found some gaping hole in their security and now have to plug it. I bet it's not a recent one, either, or they never back up their shit and can't revert to a version that predates the problem.

Did not know Fleming wrote the book, but it kind of makes sense considering the huge amount of stuff Bond's cars could do.

This, exactly.