VitalSpark

Never heard of that show, but it looks very similar to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crystal_Maze

Story I edited on Fimfiction...

http://www.fimfiction.net/story/259671/twilight-is-a-pancake

I think the last line sums it all up best.

One of our cats almost died a couple of years ago from something similar — urinary tract crystals. It cost many, many hundreds of pounds to diagnose and treat him, and he now has to be on a special (expensive) diet, but he's pretty healthy and fit these days.

It does look pretty, but my last two Apple laptops died of hardware failures, so I swore off Apple products a few years ago.

Then please explain to me what these are http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Classic-ByTheme

Some of those look better than most Lego products, but still if you look at the product details they say:

Ideas included with the set and online at LEGO.com/classic to help you get started

They can't resist the temptation to throw in a few instructions.

It's definitely not long term

It's probably best that it's not a long term plan because eating too much chocolate is not good for you.

Eat chocolate short term. Try to get along with your cousins medium term.

I thought it was enjoyable, but nothing special.

Princess Unikitty was cute, and I liked the Emmett x Wyldstyle shipping. And the Everything is Awesome song is pretty addictive.

I did think that the second layer to the film (with Will Ferrell's character and his kid) was a clever addition though.

I think it's just a shame that the whole message of the film, about being creative and not just following the instructions, seems to be completely lost on the Lego toy makers. Any box of Lego that you buy these days seems completely geared towards building one specific model, with detailed instructions.

I have no desire to see Lucy, but I enjoyed Big Hero 6.

My new OTP!

Not even hearing the Smile song every morning as my alarm helps me crack a smile

That song makes me weep.

Let It Go is not overrated. To be overrated, something has to be not as good as people claim it is. But Let It Go really is that good.

(Though if we're rating songs that Elsa sings in her ice palace, it's only my second favourite.)

Don't think of it as the "best" or "worst". Everyone has their good side and their bad side, so trying to put people on a scale of best to worst is pointless.

You don't deserve someone who is "the best" or "the worst". You deserve somebody who will make you feel happy. Clearly he has not done this, or has not done so recently. Even if you got back together tomorrow, would you be truly happy with him again? Or would you only worry about history repeating itself.

There are (and I'm not exaggerating) thousands upon thousands of people out there who could be just perfect for you. There are seven billion people on this planet. The idea that there's nobody out there for you is a statistical impossibility. You just need to figure out who they are.

I go to a private Catholic school so there really is nothing. And there's no volunteer work around here. There really is no community. I'm being completely truthful when I say there's nothing to do

Are there any sports clubs? Tennis? Running?

Happy Birthday!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISbbjAY0l8c

This is something that has always happened.

The words "idiot", "imbecile", and "moron" were originally medical terms for people with respectively profound, severe to medium, and mild intellectual disabilities.

By the early 20th century these had become pejorative, so people started using "retarded" instead. This itself became pejorative by the mid 20th century.

It's the euphemism treadmill. Doctors come up with words to describe these people; they enter common consciousness, and people start using them as insults; doctors have to come up with new words.

Unsurprisingly, it's happening with "autism" too. You can already see a trend away from medical professionals describing individuals as being "autistic" and instead saying that they "have an ASD".

For 1902, The Entertainer is pretty iconic.

For 1903, Waltzing Matilda? (The poem was written in the 19th century, but it was set to music in 1903.)

For 1906, Anchors Aweigh.

For 1907, I do Like to be Beside the Seaside.

For 1908, Take Me Out to the Ball Game.

For 1909, By the Light of the Silvery Moon.

For 1910, either I'm Henery the Eighth I Am, or Twilight (for obvious reasons).

For 1911, Alexander's Ragtime Band.

The Latin word for "many" is "multi". "Poly" is from Greek.

Pirate walks into doctor's surgery with a ship's steering wheel growing out of his crotch.

"What seems to be the problem?" asks the doctor.

"This!" says the pirate, gesturing at the wheel. "It's driving me nuts!"

Open it up and use some tape to secure the wire. If it is slowing down the fan then that may cause CPU temperature to increase and the CPU may limit its speed to prevent overheating. That could be the root of your problems.

Even the past one is a hell of a lot better than I could do!

The fact that this made the national news suggests that this sort of thing happens only very rarely in Korea, and is considered shocking enough to be newsworthy. Which shows that Koreans expect, and generally receive, a much higher standard of child care than this. Which is a good thing.

We await your return. Hopefully with photos of seaponies.

If people want to use the artwork for digital purposes, then the chances are that a digitally created work will look better on screen than a painting that has been scanned in - more detail at higher resolutions, more vivid colours, etc.

The Ghost of Christmas Present (from Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol).