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You can if you have a static IP (you can also do it if you have a dynamic IP, but it's more complicated), but it's not recommended unless you're fully conversant with load balancing and server security etc.

They also worked out "the time people found jokes most funny", which sounds a bit dodgy.

25-35, for I will soon be an oldie (i.e. 26 ).

I would have thought it depends on how many "parts" you get to the mg for that particular solute.

Depends what you mean by "know". The scientist I have had most contact with would be Professor R. McNeill Alexander, who some of you might know for his assistance with that BBC "Walking with Dinosaurs" thingy (not the best example of his expertise admittedly). He used to suddenly insert pictures of clown fish into lectures just to tell us he thought they were pretty.

Just replaced those last two posts - they were accidentally chopped out along with 30 spam replies. Sorry chaps.

I am not surprised it never occured to you that two bounces might be plenty for the purposes of the experiment that started this all off. This thread was created to indulge your off-topic spamming. That is now being withdrawn.

You NEED me or you won't be properly infamous.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2297365.stm

Phi For All has you beat I'm afraid

Probably the ad servers.

French, which basically is Latin

"Direct observational evidence", not 'proof'.

This thread does get tonnes of views though, and it's one of the most replied-to on the site, so it would be a shame to lock it

Tesseract: Can you please stop quoting giant posts just to reply with a completely redundant one-liner? Extrasense: Just stop posting altogether.

Remember what happened to Demosthenes' post count when we got sick of his blatant post-whoring? Tesseract is this close -> <- Anyway, back on-topic. And no spamming in the suggestions forum please; it just makes it more difficult for us to read your comments and ideas.

I think the smilies make your post look so credible that nobody would want to argue.

Ever seen a tennis player using one of those ball launcher thingies? Find one and ask them them if they consider the balls to be single entities or a steady stream, and if they therefore treat them differently.

OK, whatever, most "European" languages are rooted in Latin. And Ancient Greek. Better?

Most English words have their root in Latin, and a lot of Latin words are the root of more than one English derivative. It's not uncommon either for languages to have words with different - often opposing - meanings.

I'd have thought that spotting the striking similarities between atm's ninja comments and that site would be pretty easy.

Really? You said we should blame "whoever created the english language".

Blame the Romans.

Sigh.

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