VOTE: Mezzmo

Did anyone else notice 'Orreo cookies'?

Worked a dream, thanks!

That searches for search_str instead, but the one Whitson suggested works perfectly. http://bit.ly/Up7Qyc

I've tried (and failed) to get one working for Google News. Can anyone give me a hand?

unfortunately.

Most of the components in my laptop? Oh, and my lap!

No AI will ever replicate the mind of a 5-6 year old, their illogical and amusing thought processes are something science will never even begin to understand.

No, it means the same in Danish as in English. I guess they're referring to the circular shape the 3 'bridges' make though

What amazing film did you see in 2012 that everyone else should definitely see as well?

I find it rather amusing that you are blaming your iPhone on your inability to structure a sentence or use correct grammar.

Just one, so may be useless for a lot of people

If only I'd seen this earlier. Spent ages setting it up only to find that it's one user.

In the UK, I've never seen 'walla', but maybe I've just led a sheltered life.

You missed out the use of hypens when the writer means to use a dash. Also, I dispute that fact that the passive voice should never be used, nor is it always 'weak, vague and wordy'.

But everyone knows that keyboard and mouse is better for shooting... rookie error!

Admittedly, I too was a little unsure of the connection to tech.

Ahhh, I only said that to rile people on the wrong side of the Atlantic. The American way of spelling it is/was wrong, but then again, most languages develop through mistakes and misspellings.

Actually, Brits say Al-you-min-e-um. Basically as it is (actually) spelt

Pretty much the same in Danish thinking about it. Not something I write very often that's for sure