Wow, flamebait mod for a Stewie quote. Mod isn't a Family Guy fan, I guess.

the Olsen twins?

Eddie Timanus wasn't amateurish.

Really? You think only Slashdot readers have ever watched the Simpsons?

You might want to check out that big room with the blue ceiling.

220, 221, whatever it takes.

Yep, I was disappointed that there was absolutely no mention of Phil and Lem in this story.

I think in this case they moved the extraneous vowel to the end, they're called ScrewU's

*sings*
Make a circuit with me /*sings*
I can't wait to spend my bonus points!!

Back in the early 90's I worked with Unisys desktop systems (oh BTOS, how I miss thee). The suggested correction for "Unisys" was "anuses." We filed a problem report, and the official response was "works as designed."

How what? How to display a left angle aka less than?

HTML entities are your friends...

&lt; becomes <

Gotta have the starting ampersand and trailing semicolon.

Now go back to the original and look at the first line.

+1

(and unfortunately required additional text to get around the lameness filter)

At a very rudimentary level . . . A bill can be introduced in either the Senate or the House of Representatives. After being passed in one, it must then be passed by the other before it is sent to the President, who can sign the bill into law or veto it. If one chamber has added amendments that the other didn't, or if the two chambers have passed bills that are similar but not exactly the same, then the differences must be worked out by a conference committee and the compromise bill re-passed before it can be signed.

Any law can be challenged as being unconstitutional - you just need somebody with standing to file the appropriate suit in the appropriate court.

The judge is not "messing with the law", he is making a judgment on whether or not it violates the Constitution.

I don't think you understand the term "got lucky." Oh right, I'm reading Slashdot ...