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@MikeSteel1989 Not necessarily. Research shows that things like corporal punishment and death penalty have very little actual deterring effect.

"Please don't beat me up, I promise I'll stop!" - Lol, brilliant!

I wondered why I was suddenly thinking about Star Trek DS9... Hey, it's René Auberjonois! :)

Also, thanks for the upload, SSAMinds!

I've been conditioned to think about Moriarty every time I hear this song!

Oh. And cats definitely sleep on their backs. Sometimes dogs, too. I've seen my rats do it, though very, very rarely.

Oh dear, there are no words for how much I love this! Stephen Fry! Hugh Laurie! Brent Spiner! And Maude Maggart! This is just a perfect mix of those I obsessed the most about in this past year! ^__^

Adorable. Though as they don't get down to the ground in the wild ever, I'm not sure all that crawling is very good for them. They seem well cared-for, so I guess their caretakers know what they need... but... pajamas?!

The cucumber sent me here!

Carl Sagan egyike azoknak az embereknek, akikkel büszke vagyok, hogy egy fajba tartozom. Borzasztó fontos ez a gondolat és ez a perspektíva amit felhoz. Ha ezt mindenki át tudná érezni és a magáévá tenni, talán egy jobb világot élnénk.

Suchet-nek az eredeti verzióban van akcentusa, méghozzá francia, belgával keverve. Nagyon alaposan felkészült a szerepre, angolul beszélő franciaa és belga rádióadókat hallgatott, úgy rakta össze az akcentust.

Szerintem a magyarból nem hiányzik, hogy akcentusa legyen - az angol fülnek az sokkal ...

Oh, my! Now I have to find the "original" Hungarian text... Also, congrats to the translators! XD

(By the way, Blikk is the Hungarian equivalent of The Sun.)

Oh, this was the part Stephen had gone to a hypnotist to be able to do, otherwise he'd have been paralyzed with fear. It turned out amazing!

@ellenlouisy Sometimes it annoys me too, but I found it useful on occasion - I'm not a native speaker of English, and there are always a few jokes I don't get because I can't make out the words. (Despite being neither stupid nor deaf. :))

@LuRawen I think it's worth going to therapy - you don't even have to be depressed for that. If you simply don't feel well, that's quite enough to talk about, you won't be sent away. I remember feeling "how ridiculous I must be, I don't even have any real problems still I'm here whining" but sinc...

@edspats It's very interesting for me to read that, because although I'm in a therapy, I've not been diagnosed with depression. I feel that very much of what's said here fits me, and on one level I would like to "get into that box", know what I'm dealing with is an illness, which would lessen the...

I'm wildly turned on by Stephen's dancersizing.

I saw this yesterday with Christian Franz and Evelyn Herlitzius. It was a marvel, and now I can't stay away. I love it with every fiber of my being. Thanks for putting this up, Heildirgunther.

Damn, I'd go gay for him and I'm a girl.

I want to be bitten by Stephen Fry.

@Litebulb777 I think it's good to start DS9 at the beginning - the pilot does a lot to establish the situation and the characters (Sfdebris said it too, if I remember correctly.) Also, since DS9 actually has character-development, it's worth to take the linear approach. I really recommend DS9; al...

@DeanLeysen I think you raise a lot of good points here. However, what you're talking about here is not psychology itself, but psychoanalysis - only a branch of many.

What people often forget is that there are other sides of psychology as well: researchers make tons of very well conducted experi...

How very interesting. My friends react exactly the same way when I start to talk about particle physics...

Ben Miller FTW!

It is a work of genius, and I'd like to call the attention to the fact that David Bedella (who plays Satan) is also deeply religious. But he's in possession of an open mind and a sense of humour.

Oh, they do love their Kleenex, don't they? :D

@xXSweetxNightmareXx I love rats, more than dogs actually, but I wouldn't compare their mental abilities. A rat trained may be able to open the door (yay, cool!), but a dog can be trained to so many more things, and they are smarter in general. (Not saying there are no dumb dogs, of course.)

That...

@CatchingFireX Bathing rats every once in a while helps them with their overall hygiene, since there's only so much they can do on their own - especially if there are more living together. It's true that most of them hate it (though it helps if you get them acquainted with water first, check the ...