In "*Which* Ten Commandments?"

Damn.

In "Curious George What <i>do</i> I do?"

I don't know whether it's worth mentioning since I'm a bit late to the party, but as someone who was a photographic printer for about 3 1/2 years, the term "photo finisher" has a different meaning for me than the job you described. I'd go with the digital image editer/retoucher. It could be different where you are though. (I'm in Australia)

In "DMC"

(ps I just watched the Birdy Nam Nam video on You Tube, and I'll probably watch the rest over the weekend.)

Wow. I *really* enjoyed that. I never ceased to be amazed by what takes my fancy - thanks Uncle ;o)

In "*Which* Ten Commandments?"

doh!

6. Thou shalt not double post concerning holes in the ground, wedding dresses, or cats. So does this mean I got demoted?

In "Cybersex in a "The Sims"-like world!"

Damn. I thought I was going to be cool and post this, but perhaps not.. except that video-fenky.com seems to have expired.. 'Cybersex opens up' at SBS news Australia 'Cybersex heads to the masses' at Yahoo! News

In "GoogleFIGHT"

[*cough*] I think Googlefight just confirmed I am still Lord Sarah. You may all worship now.. [*Hat-tip*] to The Quidnunce Kid - You can still be chief Harem Recruitment Coordinator

In "photographer with no camera finds his words...."

That's beautiful and inspirational. Thank you.

In "GoogleFIGHT"

Damn it, one closer.

Found one closer.

In "Dell vs Dell: The short version of the story is here"

Nal: wow, that's nasty, and leaves me with a yukky taste in my mouth.

In "Vietnam bans booze in karaoke bars"

MCT: thankfully I do not fall into that category. Do you think Idol contestants are sober on stage, or if they tour to Vietnam is there going to be trouble? mare: Great for late night packet-of-cigarettes-in-an-hour covers of anything by Jimmy Barnes. Flagpole: the only way you could possibly top that would be with the full length version of "American Pie" Any takers?

quidnunc kid: I'm doing really well :o) Getting my act together and making stuff happen. Happpy to be back in the lavender more often. Sorry about your 'flu, I won't send you chicken soup either, in case it makes you more sick :o(

Hey quidnunc kid :o) How's things?

In "Curious George: Where Are My Socks?"

It's still going! [*triumphant shout*] After years of stuffing My feet in too-small shoes I just had tendons rearranged Some bone removed And then they put in screws No glam high heels Nor lovely thongs No footwear bling To dance and sing My happy sarah song Barefoot's not an option And in our summer heat Daggy though it be Sandals worn with socks Is the one comfort left to me I think I need more practise...

In "Curious George: Everyone else is doing it, so why can't we?"

Have you guys ever met (or tried to snuggle up with) a wombat? They hurt. They aren't all like Fatso, I promise. And anyway, a warped sense of humour is good, and let's face it, Mofifi is a kick-ass name ;o) (NoMofifi just doesn't have the same short snappy happy vibe about it..)

In ""

Mfpb 2 21: Thank you [*blushes*] I feel all special now - that has made me feel heaps better and happy too after a fairly mediocre run at work lately - you cheered me up no end :o)

In "Followup, George:"

Speaking of cats, I'm not normally into ordinary covers, nor am I usually a lover of really cutesy film clips, but the new Fatboy Slim videoclip for his cover of Steve Miller Band's "The Joker" and has to be one of the cutest film clips ever. You can view it from the ABC's Broadband (That's the Australian Broadcasting Corporation) page, under "Rage on Demand". (it's also linked from this page in German) The clip was apparently done by a fan who won a contest.

In "Curious George"

I seem to recall reading a while back that if a store has a "conditions of entry" notice in a clearly visible place as you enter, they can search your bags if it is listed as a condition of entry. Mind you, I'm in Australia, so this may not actually apply anywhere else (and maybe not even here). Also, I was always told in most retail places I've worked that if you do check a customer's bag(s), they need to open it themselves, though I suspect this was just policy preventing accusations of theft from the bag(s) by the staff.

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