:haha:You don't like the youtube comments? That's 3/4 the fun.
Don;t bee a nazi haterlolomg.

This I can agree with. The internet is not safe for kids and should not be ever considered safe for kids. The internet is for adults. I hate when changes to the internet are made in the name of "keeping our children safe".

Bovine Faeces! Kids don't need an internet, kids need a controlled intra-net.

But don't infringe on what I, as an adult, can do on something as huge as the Internet Tubes, just because some parent can't control their "precious little angel".

Oh you have touched one of my nerves on this one. :yep:

What!?! Doesn't gordon listen to you?

Angle? Would that be an acute angle?

http://cms.tutornext.com/system/file...e%20angles.GIF

:rotfl2:

As a sidebar to annoying Youtube comments, I'd like to add a mention of unintended hilarity, as a bit of a tension breaker, perhaps.

For those of us who remember or know of a movie called "Cabaret" - the 1972 movie version with Liza Minelli, Michael York, and Joel Grey - there's a scene wherein two of the characters are at a pub in pre-WW2 Germany. For those who don't, a quick summary: While the two characters are there, a young man rises and begins singing a song, ("Tomorrow Belongs to Me"), in a clear, strident voice. As the camera pulls back from his face, the viewer discovers that the lad is dressed in Nazi attire, and the song is, ostensibly, some Nazi piece. The lyrics of the song (in English) become militant-sounding as more people in the pub pick up the song until the whole place, minus the two main characters and one old man, are on their feet and singing, as the lad who led the thing presents the extended-arm salute. The main characters depart hastily, one remarking to the other, "So you still think you can control them?"

The whole scene is, when you're watching it, a demonstration of nationalism going terribly wrong, leading the nation towards war, without once showing a gun or a weapon or marching troops. It's a very artfully done scene, very powerful.

So. On YouTube, you can often find this scene, in various languages, taken from the movie. (As an aside, a warning to our German friends - in the linked version here, the scenes have not had the swastika redacted, so I don't know if you're able to link, or should - I just don't know, so I'm adding this note because I don't know if that's a problem, and don't want anyone in trouble if it is.)

Now, the part that is, at least to me, somewhat (hilarious isn't the right word, somehow, but I can't think of what the right word is) is this. Invariably, when this scene is posted, the pro-Nazi idiots come out of the woodwork, spouting double Hs, or 88s, or whatever idiotic BS white supremacist racist nonsense like they do. This is the unintentionally funny point, because, like good little racists everywhere, they line up and drink their kool-aid and never question the authenticity of their little anthem... written by two Jewish guys for the poignantly anti-Nazi film.

So yeah, jerk-faced comments are gonna happen, but sometimes, it's nice to see the idiots come out of the woodwork so that we can more easily spot them.

DOH!

It is a fair cop. I may be guilty but it is society's fault. I am a victim too.

Yes. I would also add the use of numbers and symbols in the place of letters. Annoying as hell.

Gordon Brown former Prime Minister and former leader of the Labour Party, now a backbencher.

He's history....

We have a coalition Government now, Prime Minister David Cameron leader of the Conservative Party and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg leader of the Liberal Party.

I send letters to both of them, got make these b*****ds work for there money. ;)

So which side of the fence are you on?:hmmm::haha: You should run for parliment:D

The side that kicks the government up the ar*e. ;)

I would if I was loaded with money. :)

My annoying habit is correcting the grammar/spelling Nazis... such as I don't believe that semicolon works where you suggested

Since "ignorance can not." does not stand on its own as a separate sentence, you can't join it with a semicolon.

"Language barriers are one thing and can be worked with, but ignorance cannot." would be my suggested fix, or "Language barriers are one thing and can be worked with; however, ignorance cannot be worked with."

:D

Well, that settles it, then. I'm sending all my college papers to you for review before I submit for grade. :D

In all honesty, were it not for the OWL, I'd be dead in the water when it comes time to format citations.

One thing, though. It what manner would you argue that the phrase, "Ignorance can not" could not stand alone as a sentence? I see "ignorance" as a noun in this case, and "can not" as the verb; would that not comprise a complete sentence, similar to a statement such as, "I ran?"

Barely have time for my own atm :)

Refworks is your friend for formatting citations you got online from databases

To me it makes no sense as a stand-alone sentence (an independent clause). It has no predicate... ignorance can not.. can not what exactly? So it is telling us nothing.

:hmmm: Aye - I see it now. Vielen dank!

:hmmm:

People that use something like Twitter to narate their lives. I honestly doubt the world cares to know how long you were on the toilet, or what you had for breakfast.

In addition to alternating caps and substituting letters, numbers and symbols, I'd add intentionally (and continuously) misspelling words. And multiple question or exclamation marks in a row.

Modders (or any entity) putting their "names" in their projects' titles irks me as well.

That bloody lolspeak. (alright on a picture, but in the comments, no)

You have money machines? :o:D

Yes, I know, the money machine would be capitalized: ATM. One of the things I hate is use of shortcuts in general.

w/e

(Hehe...):D

I want to learn how to be an Annoying Bastard. Can I be your apprentice? :D

Good God, Those comments are as understandable as Arabic to me. :nope:

Why does NSA spend so much time on coming up with codes and ciphers?

Just get some tweens to code all our secrets. Guaranteed to be unbreakable.