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It's an adolescent looking monkey, with a marketeers idea of what's cool clothing to a 12 year old.

Ah, so if Mars is in Virgo before the equinox then you're alright with it, you frisky little pussycat.

At the end of year scavenger hunt in high school, a team my friends were in dressed as balaclavaed criminals [since each team was themed].

Eventually they got surrounded by half a dozen cop cars in a back street, the police telling them "we had received reports of masked bandits demanding Finding Nemo tickets".

Some of the original IQ tests had questions asking whether so and so was a poltician, baseball player or singer, questions that have little to do with intelligence. I also liked the fact that once, when I was doing work experience in a university psychology department, every single person told me to disregard any text that came in something smaller than a large suitcase.

Also, my dad was a member of Mensa once, he quit because they were losers.

When I was in highschool I did a research project on AGS with a survey and then studied the statistics, it's hideously out of date [mid 2001] but I can send you the report if you want to cite previous articles.

Or find a cartoonily busty woman who needs only to breathe heavily at the sight of your puny ashtmatic chest to allow her brassier to burst open, unleashing a flood of mammary tissue

The stupidity of using two hands. Very counter productive.

Yay, so my supposition was correct!

Of course, noone paid attention.

I'm not sure about the circumstances of this experiment, but in previous cases glow in the dark elements were added to the genes for a specific and valid reason. When you use the gene shears technique [as most do], you have to hope that the genes will fall into place as such, you're shaking it up and hoping things fall into place. Subsequently, when you get a bunch of prawns [which was a notable previous case] there's a random chance that any one of them will have the new genes in them, and a random chance they don't.

Which means that unless you add something unusual to the genes you're fiddling with along with the stuff you're actually concerned with like a growth thing, you'd have to do a genetic test on each creature just to tell whether it's been altered or not, before you can start testing anything else. That wastes alot of time and money. But if you stick a bucket of prawns and simply fish out the glowing ones, you can spend more time on research. It's less of an issue with pigs since you won't be producing as many, but with smaller creatures, or bacteria which you might be altering for say, insulin, it's invaluable.

Of course, that explanation doesn't run as well as "Haha, those whacky boffins created a glow in the dark pig, sounds good for our "strange but true" section in the Sunday paper!"

Hold it in Blackpool.

I have to put my name in with the "change your name to something cooler" school of though, what's wrong with Rock Awesome III Esq.?

Pah, you couldn't afford them after paying 500 yen for bread.

I have to say that Hendrix had a very lean year in 2005 and I'd be hard pressed to name any of his releases.

Strangled by the Thought - The New Amsterdams.

No competition.

Also, I was unaware that all Christians followed the same actions of condemning one film and liking another.

What's that for? As I said, not all Christians hate Harry Potter, I know a lot who just enjoy the story. There are as many Christian mindsets as there are Christians in this world, it's just that some mindsets are closer to each other.

Um, maybe I was supporting your argument. Or maybe you want to disagree with me. I thought my point was fairly clear that Christians aren't a homogenous group. Try understanding before you bite my head of for supporting you.

Also, I was unaware that all Christians followed the same actions of condemning one film and liking another.

Dvorak is one of the great technological mythic matyrs, just like Betamax it's failure seems to translate into superiority in some people's heads, what benefits in time saved from Dvorak are more than outweighed by the economic cost of retraining.

But it's like arguing with Linux zealots or esperanto disciples, they can have fun in their niches.

http://www.myheritage.com/FP/Company/faceRecognitionFlash.php?s=1&u=g0&lang=ENemp=02e65b34b02jhv01&server=Server5&database=1&startYear=1800&endYear=2005

I guess it found A face to analyze.

The Theremin is difficult to master

It's high school calculus really.

....the part of calculus I failed