Maybe the scientists replayed the Will.i.am and realised it wasn't actually that good.

Bob.

I know someone who is half African and half Chinese. How would their passing score be calculated?

Bob.

How could you miss out Klang AND Kodos!

Bob.

The only thing I use mine for is setting the alarm clock after I have gone to bed without bathing my eyeballs in light and waking myself up again.

Bob.

In honor of the Twilight Zone episode, they should title the cookbook "To serve man".

Bob.

Knowing how many died tells you a lot but when a society is so affected by war that you don't actually know how many died, that also tells you a lot.

Bob.

"Run! The canary is mutating!"

Bob.

For mine, I did each invitation as a mounted photograph. Each photograph had the name of the people being invited photoshopped in. It was done in a way to make it reasonably easy to produce lots of invites but with each looking very individual to that person. Many people commented and apprieciated having a personal invitation rather then a pre-printed card with their name added in biro.

Geeky (photoshop, digital print) but not in a way that confuses the non-techie.

Hope that helps,

Bob.

Hello,

Well I'm English but my girlfriend is Chinese so I celebrate the standard Gregorian solar new year and the Chinese lunar new year. I see no point missing an opportunity to have two parties. The Chinese lunar new year period lasts around 2 weeks and there are different celebrations for each day so that does tends to be better then a single night party that fades out soon after midnight.

Bob.

Hello,

Well I am friends with a rabbit and a dog on facebook. I know dog-years are 7 human years so the dog is ok, but does anyone know the rabbit-human age conversion factor?

Thanks in advance,

Bob.

I'm talking about the computer I use at work to access the Unix and Linux systems I develop on. I work for a major financial organisation which is not going to roll out Linux on the desktop any time soon so for the time being, I am forced to use Windows on the desktop.

Thanks for the tip of not buying computers running XP for home use but I have been working in Unix since 1985 and still have an '82 vintage IBM PC that can boot Minix and do useful work.

Thanks, Bob.

Thats one of lifes great problems solved. Any chance they can work on Windows stability next?

Bob.

Working life?

I assumed it included those Basic programs I used to type in from 80's magazines. You know it took quite a few attempts to get them to work. That must have pushed the number up quite a lot. :-)

Bob.

Why are you reminding me of my username? I may have been here a long time but I hadn't forgot it.

Bob.