Why 'bad' necessarily? I would say it is context dependant: here - I have no problem saying that I say I love Star Trek, I'm very much with kindred spirits.

The serial bus connector is actually quite good. I have an A3 laser printer which actually still runs at a comparably really high quality, and the longer I can hold onto it the better my investment.

I'm not knocking it at all - its damn impressive and took a lot of work.

This is a 'starting resemblence' though not a resurrection. It was the bastard hybrid of many breeds which had the similar traits to, but was a completely different species to the original.

She prefers when he misses and just scrapes the sides.

Yeh, if anything Maisie Williams is too round faced, this girl matches the descriptor perfectly.

Fantastic picture, and thanks for the step-by-step pictures.

Good catch. I thought for ages that was the white coloured commander from Captain Scarlet

Exactly, the issue is that as long as economies rely on finances based on interest and debt, as opposed to resources as they once were, people favour fragmentation, as it allows money to be made by trading between the fragments.

I'm on the crazy train with you. I want Star Trek.

I'm just worried where Jesus is going to direct all his extra bile.

However the orbit was much closer once, could that have an effect?

Bah, amateurs

To pick a nit here, I'm sure they were from Hesse-Darmstadt and Hannover, not Prussia

Ohoh I see what you did there

I'm sure they wouldn't, but PETA are scum of the most pernicious order =)

o-o n... no.. no it is not

I remember seeing that. It's shocking - it reminds me of when US visas were refused to homosexuals of other nations in the 80s. I still think if youve had a HIV test in the last 5 years you will be refused a visa.

Is there a medical justification there, or is there an assumption of lifestyle and risks associated with sexuality?

Much better than those Manual Marvel Dildos TM