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You sound like a hippie. :wtf:

It helped me transfer all my music etc. from my iPod to my computer. I hope it works for you too!

I used SharePod once and it seems to be quite awesome (and free): http://www.getsharepod.com/

What the ... :(

I keep changing mine, but I'll hand it in this weekend.

I want to play with those buttons, they're so shiny and colourful. :wideeyed:

This thread is quite entertaining. :nod:

Aww, that sucks. I'm really sorry! I hope the police can find the burgler and give you some of your stuff back.

I really hope Frodo doesn't need glasses.

I'd like to rename this to "Religious nutcases" and add this: http://www.wecanknow.com/

I hope they don't start charging anything for Skype to Skype calls anytime soon or else my mother will start bugging me on MSN too. :sick:

I think they mainly complain because many people are limited to the use of cars and therefore use it more often. The public transport seems to be pretty restricted in many places in the States. That doesn't mean that people would use it more if it were more developed or cheaper. :P

I usually suffer from hay fever, but I escaped it this year. :awesome: Normaly I take pills called Cetirizin and they help. There was a time when I needed something way stronger though and I got a prescription for pills that were able to knock you out.

I laughed so hard at this.

Did you use the same translator you're using here? Then that might be the reason that you didn't get a response.

I totally agree.

:nod:

Happy happy birthday, Tammi! :botoxlips:

I still think that even a total nutcase who abducted a child deserves his human rights. There's no guarantee that any obtained information is correct, there's no guarantee that there will be any information at all. Even if the intention would be to save a child, in the end using torture wouldn't make us any better than the suspect himself. I know that what you're saying is "Screw it, as long as the child gets saved", but if we start allowing exceptions, then soon the exception would be the norm. There's always someone in danger and there's always someone who's giving up on conventional interrogation methods too fast or who's getting kicks out of torturing people. There is no controlling or regulating the use of torture. I can picture the situation you described, Valerie, but if the only remaining option would be torture, then maybe the policemen, officers, whatever weren't well-trained in interrogation at all. Also another question would be, what methods of torture would anyone who is in favour of torture find acceptable? There might be less-bloody methods than in the middle-ages now, but they're no less violent and inhuman.

Can I still join? :uhoh:

^ Yup, baldness is pretty much genetical, so if it runs in your family, then there's not much you can do. I have a cousin who was bald with 25. And if you want to know if your gained weight is fat or muscles, there are ways to get it checked, I think gym's might do that too. :thinking:

Not really ... especially not if they're like 2 heads smaller than me. xD For now, yes, they kept on returning though.

That shouldn't be a problem, because I only have to go out on the street and men are hunting ME. :cheesy:

:anxious:

Enlighten us all and provide your evidence then instead of bumping this thread with "..."-posts.