After seeing completely insane examples of "and" usage in this question , I realized that I have no clue how to use the word "and" grammatically: How far does the insanity go? Are the following grammatical? John is, and Sally hates, cooking. John has once ineptly, and Sally hates, cooked meat....

Hopefully this will be a fun one. I'm looking for some memorable, perhaps famous phrases/sentences/passage starting with the word "We". For instance: "We the People of the United States..." <-- preamble to the constitution of the U.S. Up votes for all who answer with one.

My clienet(android) sends user details in the user form and my servlet just enters those details into to the database(postgre sql). I tried to give to do a sql injection attack by giving ;DELETE FROM tbl_name; in the username field. But postgresql just treats it as a value and enters it as the us...

This might sound a bit weird but, I'm not really sure how should I spell my name in english. I'm working with clients from all over the world and they are all having trouble saying my name - Nikolay Dyankov. That's how it's spelled in my ID card, but just because it's in my ID doesn't mean that i...