Though i'm not actually that interested in this absurdly overpriced shaving implement.
I'm with #16 Ernunnos on straight razors, bought one years and years ago as a student who couldn't afford blades for my gillette and was insulted by wasteful cheap disposables.
I also have only ever cut myself two or three times and not only was it no worse than a modern safety razor it was better, as in, it was a very fine little cut not a scrape off of my top layers of skin, it stopped bleeding almost instantly and barely stung at all.
I highly recommend them. though shaving under the chin gets your heart going the first few times.

Ha Ha
actually its pretty good water, Biodynamic certified . About as good as mass produced bottled water can be. According to its blurb it also got some of the lowest concentrations of sodium, chlorine etc of any competitor on the Australian market.
Oh and in Australia "Bloody" has nothing to do with blood, its an emphatic expression, was once considered rude is now acceptable in polite speach, as is "bugger" in Australia anyway.

wow here in australia, the providers call anything over 20gig unlimited and generally charge about $70, and if you breach the limit either slow your connection down to like 24k or charge by the Megabyte at about 10c a mg.
As a result open wi-fi is extremely uncommon.
sucks to hear that they are making things worse not better in your part of the world, as it certainly does bode well for us.

Was just going to add eye toy kinetic myself.
It was at least lots of fun, provided you have a well lit lounge room with a large white wall.
cool variety off games no better than any of the eye toy franchise but pretty good, probably more fun than Wii fit.

i recently won a pair of walky talky watches from a drillbit taylor promotion,
never got round to seeing the film, but the toys are great, tho somewhat huge,
they req. 3x AAA's to run and they are quite bulky and hideous, but they have pretty amazing range and clarity and my son loves them.
as for the cell cell phone watch, i'll wait for the portable holographic video phone version.

I'm with Vik here giving you a warning when you approach your limit makes sense, assuming that the person currently viewing the page is the account holder; and can therefore acknowledge recipt of the message, does not. so rudely phrased and executed a but an acceptable idea.

On a Different note, 75gig WTF.......

I live in Australia and im on what is absurdly referred to as an unlimited service. Which amounts to 14gig off peak (12 midnight to midday) and 7 gig peak time a month for about $55 (there are cheaper, but none as fast or reliable as optus cable).
serious household limits are applied to torrenting and youtubeing. and we count ourselves lucky. Most introduction broadband services range between 250mg and 5 gig a month (techno phobic relatives have to be warned of such plans lest their windows system update breach thier monthly limit on first connection).

gets stuck at 38 seconds for me. pretty amazing looking machine he has made there though.

Video is Down :(
anyone have an alternative link (off youtube)?
thanks