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[Scouse]

Why is it so difficult for you to provide links to whatever it is you whitter about?

You're like a senile old lady sat in the corner.

 

[Lamp]

I sense a plot to destroy the Jedi

 

[Gwadien]

lmao.

Someone on Facebook shared an image from 'British and Proud' which was basically a picture with a caption of 'I would love to go abroad, not work for a couple of years and just travel.'

lol.

 

[fettoken]

Fuck. I knocked someone up. She is 22. She said: "Don't sweat, I'm having it removed"

I'm starting to think there's two sides to the coin that is Tinder..

 

[SilverHood]

Fuck. I knocked someone up. She is 22. She said: "Don't sweat, I'm having it removed"

I'm starting to think there's two sides to the coin that is Tinder..

 

[Gwadien]

@Job
Sweden Muslim woman wins handshake case

thoughts?

 

[fettoken]

@Gwadien About to comment, but wait a minute. BBC...

"However handshakes are traditional in some European countries"

Wow. They are amazing.

 

[Gwadien]

@Gwadien About to comment, but wait a minute. BBC...

"However handshakes are traditional in some European countries"

Wow. They are amazing.

Not really sure what you're saying here, you saying she's retarded or it's a non-news story?

I really don't see the issue.

 

[Ormorof]

if people dont want to shake hands that should be up to them, cant force people to shake hands (the examples at bottom of article are worse, algerian denied citizenship in france because of not shaking hands, thats fucking petty)

 

[fettoken]

Not really sure what you're saying here, you saying she's retarded or it's a non-news story?

I really don't see the issue.

I have no comments on her or the job-thingy. Just the fantastic quote from BBC that made me laugh. BBC is retarded!

 

[Scouse]

Sweden's labour court found the company was justified in demanding equal treatment for both sexes - but not in demanding that it be in the form of a handshake only.

Fair enough.

 

[dysfunction]

I think it all depends where you are and who you are dealing witb doesn't it. If you for example go to Japan and wish to show respect to an official person then you would take on their customs and bow to them if that is what they would expect?

Like the protocol when meeting the queen

 

[dysfunction]

It's like some situations you are introduced to a women and they lean in for a kiss on the cheek or you may have gone for the handshake.

 

[Scouse]

I think it all depends where you are and who you are dealing witb doesn't it. If you for example go to Japan and wish to show respect to an official person then you would take on their customs and bow to them if that is what they would expect?

Like the protocol when meeting the queen

Interesting that you brought up the queen.

I would definitely not follow protocol - it's designed to show your deference to her superiority. So fuck that. Just because her great great granddaddy was a mass murderer and wasn't averse to killing people in the buildup of massive inheritable wealth doesn't make her better than anyone.

I'm not a fan of people mandating what's expected of other people. If people are happy to go along, then fine, but if not then I'd much rather we were conditioned from birth to find that fun and interesting, rather than shockingly offensive.

 

[Job]

@Job
Sweden Muslim woman wins handshake case

thoughts?

Tbh Ive akways found handshakes weird..talk about away to transmit germs.
Im always thinking. .'has he just taken a shit or knocked one out?'
As for the compensation...not doing anyone any favours there is it.
Another 100K supporters for Tommy Robinson.

 

[Scouse]

Another 100K supporters for Tommy Robinson.

Gotta run out of retards some time.

By your mathematics he'd be world president by now...

 

[Job]

Careful what you wish for.

 

[Job]

Oh the serious religions..like the mormons.

Spaghetti injunction: Pastafarianism is not a religion, Dutch court rules

 

[Job]

Yes..I know its the Mirror..but wtf.

Locals blame safety chiefs for Genoa Bridge collapse which killed at least 38

 

[Gwadien]

Ze dutch are filming Waterworld 2 soon.

The world's first floating farm making waves in Rotterdam

 

[Job]

Ive never read GQ, is this level of snobbery the norm?
I dont like tats..but holy shit.

Tony Parsons: tattoos are a stain on the nation | British GQ

 

[Gwadien]

Ive never read GQ, is this level of snobbery the norm?
I dont like tats..but holy shit.

Tony Parsons: tattoos are a stain on the nation | British GQ

As per pretty much every topic that involves personal liberties; do the fuck you want, so long as it doesn't harm other people, just don't be upset when people are upset by your decisions in life.

 

[DaGaffer]

Ive never read GQ, is this level of snobbery the norm?
I dont like tats..but holy shit.

Tony Parsons: tattoos are a stain on the nation | British GQ

Old article (from 2012) but I honestly can't say I disagree with the analysis. 99% of tattoos are utterly shit, bad art and tragically banal. If people want to get them, fill your boots, but that doesn't mean most tattoos are objectively good, because they're self-evidently not. "Oh, but my tattoos all have meaning to me" is the usual counter, fine, still doesn't mean they're good (and honestly, I'm looking at most of them and thinking the only real personal meaning they could possibly have is "I have no imagination whatsoever").

 

[Job]

Another article hit the nail.
She said..' Having a tat thesedays is a clear sign you are mainstream, they should say underneath..'I also have a mortgage'.

 

[Job]

Im not sure if this can actually be used..how does the electricty flow at any speed?
But still the future is getting real and we are still talking about spelling mistakes.

World's smallest transistor switches current with a single atom in solid state

 

[dysfunction]

Im not sure if this can actually be used..how does the electricty flow at any speed?
But still the future is getting real and we are still talking about spelling mistakes.

World's smallest transistor switches current with a single atom in solid state

Because to achieve this sort of breakthrough requires precision. You can't have that if you make mistakes of any kind.

 

[Job]

That of course is the point..humans make mistakes...machines dont.

 

[Moriath]

That of course is the point..humans make mistakes...machines dont.

If they are programmed correctly by humans in the first place.

And if its an AI learning algorithm then the computer makes loadsof mistakes finding out the right way todo things as it learns.

 

[Job]

Only humans make mistakes, its an incredible ability linked to our unfathomable relationship with our brain and self awareness.
A scientific calculator could in theory make a 'mistake' if a logic gate lost a nought or one, but it would nearly always just lock it up...the problem would be obvious.
Humans can fuck up and everyone thinks its fine.

 

[Job]

If they are programmed correctly by humans in the first place.

And if its an AI learning algorithm then the computer makes loadsof mistakes finding out the right way todo things as it learns.

They are not mistakes..the program is following instructions percectly.