Slaeowulf

I lived with 3 girls at University, none of which knew anything about computers (all arts degrees).
One day, one of them asks me to help her send a fax. I tell her step-by-step, letting her actually do it so she'll know next time and not have to ask me again.
So she puts the thing she wants to send (I think it was a copy of her birth certificate) into the fax machine and (eventually) gets it sent. On my way out she stops me, telling me it hasn't worked. I ask why she thinks that, just in case I've faffed it up, to which she says "It's still here", holding her paper aloft...I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

You're overthinking this. Literally nobody cares if you do, and if they do (not to put too fine a point on it) but they can sod right off.

I lived with 3 girls at University, none of which knew anything about computers (all arts degrees).
One day, one of them asks me to help her send a fax. I tell her step-by-step, letting her actually do it so she'll know next time and not have to ask me again.
So she puts the thing she wants to send (I think it was a copy of her birth certificate) into the fax machine and (eventually) gets it sent. On my way out she stops me, telling me it hasn't worked. I ask why she thinks that, just in case I've faffed it up, to which she says "It's still here", holding her paper aloft...I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

I lived with 3 girls at University, none of which knew anything about computers (all arts degrees).
One day, one of them asks me to help her send a fax. I tell her step-by-step, letting her actually do it so she'll know next time and not have to ask me again.
So she puts the thing she wants to send (I think it was a copy of her birth certificate) into the fax machine and (eventually) gets it sent. On my way out she stops me, telling me it hasn't worked. I ask why she thinks that, just in case I've faffed it up, to which she says "It's still here", holding her paper aloft...I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

I lived with 3 girls at University, none of which knew anything about computers (all arts degrees).
One day, one of them asks me to help her send a fax. I tell her step-by-step, letting her actually do it so she'll know next time and not have to ask me again.
So she puts the thing she wants to send (I think it was a copy of her birth certificate) into the fax machine and (eventually) gets it sent. On my way out she stops me, telling me it hasn't worked. I ask why she thinks that, just in case I've faffed it up, to which she says "It's still here", holding her paper aloft...I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

Absolutely. That, and blindly complain about the EU because they think it's clever to do so. It's that sort of generic pseudo-satire nonsense that really impedes any sort of real conversation being able to take place -.-
I'm glad to see so many people on here get it, but that doesn't stop the stupid comments being any less stupid. 

It's a childish stage a lot of kids go through around the mid-teens. Children's minds are very easily swayed; I'm sure if she had been shown the inside of a slaughterhouse she'd say she's never going to eat meat again. It never lasts at that age.
There are many valid points to be made for and against eating meat, but anyone who says that eating meat isn't good for you clearly doesn't understand evolution. Eating too much meat is bad for you, in the same way eating too much of anything is bad for you.
As for the treatment of animals, it depends on how you source your meat. I get mine from the local farm shop or, failing that, the organic/free range sections (the same goes for veg, eggs, milk, etc).
Unfortunately, most of the arguments surrounding vegetarianism/veganism lack any real substances and appeal to emotion over reason. An argument needs to stand up on its own merit.

It's a childish stage a lot of kids go through around the mid-teens. Children's minds are very easily swayed; I'm sure if she had been shown the inside of a slaughterhouse she'd say she's never going to eat meat again. It never lasts at that age.
There are many valid points to be made for and against eating meat, but anyone who says that eating meat isn't good for you clearly doesn't understand evolution. Eating too much meat is bad for you, in the same way eating too much of anything is bad for you.
As for the treatment of animals, it depends on how you source your meat. I get mine from the local farm shop or, failing that, the organic/free range sections (the same goes for veg, eggs, milk, etc).
Unfortunately, most of the arguments surrounding vegetarianism/veganism lack any real substances and appeal to emotion over reason. An argument needs to stand up on its own merit.

Wow, the amount of people that just don't get it. It's SUPPOSED to be insanely over-the-top in every way...ESPECIALLY styling...that's the idea. They don't use the term hyper-car just for the sake of it!!

You're overthinking this. Literally nobody cares if you do, and if they do (not to put too fine a point on it) but they can sod right off.

Had to do this

hehe
 
edit- added slick

In response to today's events, I bring you this. 
 

GTA 5 ;D download it for pc , theres 18GB of free virus's for you 

Give it time. Usually it takes a while to register the first few percent; same for everyone

Theres a girl somewhere on this forum, im sure windspeed is rolling in women as well.

Please dont sell me cabinets PLEASE!!!!!!!!!

Christopher Eccleston by far. I was so disappointed that he only wanted to do one series. He was EXACTLY how I imagined the Doctor.

They beat me to it!! Audacity is the way to go

Da faq? what kind of a dumb questions is this?  If there was a report button for stupidity, I would click the hell out of it.

Already did. It was the other guy that started the flame war.

Agreed, you're just going to have to re-install Windows from scratch.

Agreed, you're just going to have to re-install Windows from scratch.

What is there to believe in? Evolution is a fact. That's like holding up a pen and saying you don't believe in pens.
 
Guess I couldn't resist; That one pushed me over the edge