Kusanagi03

I'm drinking water at the moment though I had a small bowel of cereal earlier. yummy.

You know you're old when you remember the Commodore Vic 20, Beta Max Videos and watching Tomorrows World (in the UK, e.g. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVQsVkYbpuw[/url] )

Listening to Jimi Hendrix a bit of Bon Jovi along with a bit of Hed PE. A bit of a variety.

Or simply Santa knows how to create a wormhole via the Casimir Equation (i think thats the correct one)

I learned that you should trust yourself sometimes and take a leap of faith.

Probably not on the self driving car thing not until a 100% full proof system has been invented and tested without crashing and on the electric front potentially yes once the infrastructure has been setup i.e mains plugs in every refuelling station, hotel garage etc. so finding a charge point …

Penelope Pitstop (From Wacky Races), Woody Woodpecker, Top Cat and I have to agree with Bugs Bunny.

I remember in the early nineties or late nineties there was a programme called Passenger ( abit of a culture show etc, when the censors were letting go and the channels were pushing the boundaries of entertainment before it got into total boring rubbish as it is now) where a …

Hmm.. mine are: Nicole Kidman Angelina Jolie Olivia Wilde (13 from House and Quorra in Tron: Legacy) Thora Birch Claire Danes

I think when humanity ends; the end will be at our own hands. Unless a major catastrophe happens like an asteroid hitting the earth, as expressed earlier in this thread a temperature drop. The end of humanity may not happen in my lifetime however it may just happen in the …

[QUOTE=qazplm114477;1336145]I was just really curious if this website [URL="http://www.webking.com/"]http://www.webking.com/[/URL] is for real or is it just a joke? There are even [URL="http://www.webking.com/computer-services/index.html"]testimonials [/URL]and stuff[/QUOTE] I have to agree with the above comments of what not to do! That page looks like a throw back to the 90s; things have moved …

Hmmm...this is a hard one so many films seen, one of my most memorable films watched was Le Amants Du Pont-Neuf (The Lovers of Bridge 9) and La Haine (The Hate) both french films and well made.

Personally, I'd take the safety catch off the gun, tie a piece of ivy round the trigger; while keeping the rabbit talking place the gun in a perch aimed at the rabbit. Wander round and then covertly tie the piece of the ivy to the rabbits leg while ensuring the …

Deadlines do get you focused, however they also have the habit of putting you under pressure when you're close to them. Deadlines have to be a double edged sword; in an abstract way.

Personally I think Top Gear should get the mad german blond Sabine Schmitz, who went round the Nurburgring in a transit van.

I first dabbled in java years ago and I found that hard to learn (to be honest I've forgotten most of it), however I'm now learning C++ which is more interesting than java probably because of the quirks and the little things you can do with it. In my opinion …

After searching through this forum and other forums relating to C++ and Dynamic Memory; I would like to know the indepth reason on why do you have to declare a dynamic memory allocation in either a Class or in a function for the program to compile? e.g. [code=c++] //place a …

There's load of good anime out there, okay top three (in no particular order): 1) Ghost In The Shell 2) Patlabor 3) Armitage The Third (or Armitage III)

Hi, I'd thought I'd join since I'm looking for more information on C++ as I'm just learning the language at the moment, I took an interest in Java a few years back and it didn't go anywhere, mainly because I got distracted by alcohol fun fuelled nights. I'm mainly learning …

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