@RegDwighт Yes, Ashley Judd. I did recognize her, but only because I'd recently rewatched Heat and she was fresh in my mind. Still, I had to IMDB her because I wasn't quite sure. She only has a bit part.

@RegDwighт I grew up in that era, so I have a natural interest. But it's interesting apart from that to note how cultural mores have changed since then, and how that was the decade that changed them.

@Robusto I still don't quite recognize her now. She is just too damn young. The facial features are all different. And the hair and makeup aren't helping. Basically all I have to work with are the eyes.

@Robusto yeah that's sort of my problem somehow. I mean, here we have some guys who are total dicks, now why should I watch it? It's dumb reasoning of course, and good people have all but convinced me I will love it once I'm up to speed, but I just can't bring myself to start. It's that first step I'm not making.

I've been putting off Game of Thrones, too. So many seasons already, who's got the time?

@Robusto BTW I had looked up Harold Perrineau right away, but didn't recognize him from anywhere. I never watched Zero Dark Thirty, and am not really planning on changing that, and I never watched that crapfest of a crapfest that is Lost. I've seen Romeo+Juliet but can't remember him there.

Oh haha, wait, WTF, he was Link in Matrix Reloaded? K disregard everything I just said.

I would have never guessed it's the same guy. And if I did, I'd expect people to accuse me of thinking that all black people look the same.

I see Jasper is back in action in here too :-)

"Apparently Java hates Japanese."

I like the ??..??Java? part :)

is that proper use of two dots .. or should it be ellipsis?

@JohanLarsson Where is this "part"?

@skullpatrol the longest line, second below the red

@JohanLarsson I can't see it?

@JohanLarsson Anyway, I think it is improper use of the ellipsis...

@RegDwighт He was also Stephen in The Edge.

@JohanLarsson I used to think that two dots meant a finite list in math like 1, 2, 3, 4,..,9, 10 and three dots meant an infinite list like 1, 2, 3, 4,...

I think you are right

I don't think there is a "standard" convention.

I love the feeling you get when you get 99 / 100 in a TOEIC test

and I like Russell Peters

Invention of Zero

Zero should not be taken too lightly. Considering the result it has on division.

"Some Indian guy was looking at numeric system and said 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.. mmmm something is missing"

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9...

haha

dong

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Who the hell is this man and what did he do to the real Kim Jong Un?

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