I'm not sure he knows how. The future we live in truly is a turd.

o.ó I have now

Prostate Stim and Ford Prefect.

South Korea, we do batshit, so you don't have to.

I think the point he was making, when you look at your example, is that 4 could also be 3+1 or 2x2. We are capable of seeing all levels of detail in our reality and so far we haven't found a layer below which things are abstracted.

I love the German language for its organisation. Lets put ALL THE VERBS TOGETHER at the end of a clause.

I don't think it would be beyond him to release a trailer shot which feigns a scene in the film. But then when you go down that path, paranoia begins x-x

Unless a knife turns up on X-ray

I've been waiting even longer for my actual train. Yay privatisation!

There were some a few years ago of World War 2 shots in Europe which were presented like this. I've been looking for a while and can't find them =(

I have to slap myself now. That was staring me in the face.

Oooh- very good call there. I started not knowing any of the characters, and ended able to draw a family/political tree from memory

And get this, you learned that from a game. Most of the European history I learned was from the game Victoria, interacting with a topic helps you to retain that information at a deeper level.

Well I guess its pretty in the way Pamela Anderson *was* pretty. High saturation, low use of the available colour palette etc.

Much appreciated

Most civilized nations include healthcare in the public sector, not the service sector. Besides, we go through baristas before we get to medical professionals.

What did you think we would be using for seasoning? Maybe with moving of hairstylists into the agrarian sector, the shampoo industry would collapse anyway.

The anchovies of the future.

What came after the factory boom was the service sector boom. So logically, after chicken factory farming disappears we will turn to eating hairdressers and nail technicians.

Fox News needs to die. I say this as a player of Harvest Moon