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You think all this is amazing? ...try this. If you go into your bathroom, chances are there'll be a little window where you can look into another bathroom...must be next door or something... anyway, notice the person who lives there looking into your bathroom? They look -exactly- like you... they...

Listening to Boris Johnson, and then seeing the words "Conservative Education Spokesman" come up..... for some reason I can't help thinking of Monty Python.

Hitchens was fond of saying "In a world without religion good people would do good things, bad people would do bad things, but it takes religion to make otherwise good people do bad things". Seeing the glee with which you contemplate, what you believe to be, the eternal suffering of others, I hav...

"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." ... Benjamin Franklin, 1759.

@g4geetar I think you may have misheard him. Em pentatonic is E, G, A, B, D ..... the final E is just the octave and as such isn't considered one of the five notes of the scale. Hope that clears up the confusion.

How did she know he'd have a problem with shaking hands?....simple; she's a professional.

She's been in the business of doing diplomatic and PR work for 60 years. She's intelligent and has better manners than to put someone in an awkward situation like that. I'm not a fanatical supporter of the r...

@x0x0x0x0x0ful Maybe he's studying him? There must be a reason why natural selection hasn't yet weeded out such complete and utter moronity. How does a person like this fuction in a complex modern society? Has he managed to pass on his genes to another generation? The look on his face is that of...

What is it with classically trained double bass players and their tunnel vision about left hand technique? Go watch Willie Dixon or Milt Hinton and tell us they were bad players because their left hand isn't exactly the way you were taught it ought to be.

@DEMONIIIK Of course....it's Katzenjammer. They only have one mode: pure unadulerated awesomeness. :D

@davedavedaveannoy1

It's the old Battersea Power Station, built in the 1930s, closed in the '80s.

It's been used in alot of films, from Hitchcock to the Beatles to Monty Python, but it's probably best known from the cover of the Pink Floyd album Animals.