Next time I take payment in gold bars, I'll cut a few random ones in half.

What do I get from the Canadian Tire store to bisect gold bars with?

Which economy is collapsing? Maybe it's time to learn how to make fake euros.

The tradition of computer-generated Easter eggs dates back over three decades.

* World's Largest Easter Egg
* Understanding the World's Largest Pysanka

Yikes, epic, epic fail for Thunderbird's default setting, and for the mbox format.

When I empty the trash, I assume that what was in there is no longer within easy reach of the narcs, the tax collector, the church police, my girlfriend, and the BDA (take that, Lemming!).

As someone who has archived mail for a decade and a half, I wonder how many people out there are unable to use a MacBook Air solely because of Thunderbird's bad behaviour.

Perhaps the contemporary model was considered a defensive weapon because the effective range was only about sixteen centimetres, or the rate of fire was twenty rounds per calendar quarter.

And who wouldn't want to while away an hour or two in a formal garden at the edge of a runway, in the brisk breeze 500 metres above NYC?

I think the scheming intellectual 'furriner', Makarov, is being used to appeal to middle-class American values and attack any suspicion of mechanization (perhaps an attitude of the labour movement).

A real communist in 1939 would have been bragging about the massive industrialization of the USSR in the last decade—without mentioning the deaths of a few million Soviet enemies of progress.

("Russian-looking?")

Oh, yeah, and artist Elvira Finnigan has been working with salt as well. Her work is at saltwatch.ca.

This may be inspired by the works of artist Doug Lewis, who has been using various techniques to make sculptural work from salt licks for several years.

There was a short video interview about his work on Zed TV: Quicktime , Better-quality FLV.

@Willibro, by politeness I meant not hopping on a public forum and repeating all kinds of stereotyped crap about the Ay-rabs. The comments here sound like an elementary schoolyard in the 1960s.

In a “civilized” country those girls would be tossed in the slammer for assaulting an officer with a weapon. Nice to see that an apology still counts for something somewhere.

And to some of the commenters here: isn’t politeness and showing basic respect a sign of being civilized?