Magere Hein

I do apologise for saying that, Hein. I'm sure you are a very nice and friendly person. Which part of Germany do you live in? It seems you're barking up the wrong tree. I don't live in Germany. I live in the Netherlands, a few hundred kilometers north and west from the Original Poster, Notapotato. If you were to call me a lippy Dutch thug I wouldn't mind much, as being lippy is an integral part of being Dutch. regards, Hein

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Six weeks for pieing a piece of shit. Little justice there. [snips] If I lived around I'd send Mr May-Bowles a cake with a file in it. I'd still send him a fekin medal. Right, a cake with a file and a medal in it. I suppose so, the establishment thinks like that. It's still ridiculous to lock up a protester for six weeks. regards, Hein

Unfortunately, I can't view that video: Anyway, you may well be on to something. I'd like to put Wikipedia's article about the ethological principle of imprinting to your attention. Important bits of that theory were developed by German Austrian biologist and founder of ethology as we know it Konrad_Lorenz as a result of his experiments with Greylag geese: I appreciate that Canada geese are different birds, but their way of life seems pretty similar to that of Greylag geese. As an aside: Canada geese do quite well in the Netherlands. Apparently they rather like cities. Back to topic: if a goose grows up around people, there's a good chance it'll 'see' people as large, clumsy geese that don't fly. There's also the fact that geese are simply very aggressive birds, well known as guard animals. regards, Hein

It was a custard pie. Calm the fuck down. WELL WHOEVER IT IS SHOULD BE JAILED! Mr May-Bowles has been given a custardial sentence. Six weeks for pieing a piece of shit. Little justice there. Many years ago I got arrested for throwing bricks at the riot police at the occasion of the eviction of a squat. Due to a clerical error at the police station and an attorney who payed attention to detail I was acquitted in court, but the public prosecutor demanded a prison sentence of three weeks. District judge Daphne Wickham must be mad. If I lived around I'd send Mr May-Bowles a cake with a file in it. regards, Hein

Er, the link you posted is only available to paying subscribers of The Times! .Rupert Murdoch will curs e e for tdoing this but heres the article in full...[Obit snipped for brevity] Lord Marsh, Labour MP for Greenwich 1959-71, and chairman of British Rail 1971-76, was born on March 14, 1928. He died on July 29, 2011, aged 83 Think he's got slightly bigger issues to worry about right now. He certainly won't offer you a job as a proofreader I don't know how Murdoch and his companies feel about copyright infringement, but I don't think we'll be sued anytime soon. Should, however, the Boss recieve nasty emails from company lawyers, I suppose the obit goes the way of all bits. That said, this post was by far the most literate one notaguest wrote. regards, Hein

Not immune to death's icy fingers. Ah, pneumonia, the old man's friend. Rest in peace, chaver. regards, Hein

He'd have to be able to shoot for that. As I understand it, David aimed at the ground and managed to miss. I wouldn't trust him with a sling, let alone an air rifle. regards, Hein

Amuse yourself to death. regards, Hein

Dunno. Was the goose armed and dangerous? regards, Hein

No news of Sir Patrick, but I did just learn that Dutch-born US astronomer Tom Gehrels died 11 July 2011, aged 86. regards, Hein

apparantely he was killed today, but i pre-announced his death on monday .Is this the first time a member has posted the death of someone 3 days before it actually happened?No. our very own Banshees scream used to have an uncanny knack for the predicshun of famous deaths. Well, yes, but BS has remakable cykick powers. Or was it second site? regards, Hein

apparantely he was killed today, but i pre-announced his death on monday .Is this the first time a member has posted the death of someone 3 days before it actually happened?No. our very own Banshees scream used to have an uncanny knack for the predicshun of famous deaths. Well, yes, but BS has remakable cykick powers. Or was it second site? regards, Hein

regards, Hein

Windsor! regards, Hein

So what happens if I do award points? I'll probably get an email from someone who'll argue that he was executed and thus teams that picked him shouldn't be awarded points. [Edit: In particularly if unnatural points bonus was awarded] Do you want me to get rid of the 13th day rule as well because it wouldn't be fair (to you) that such and such died on that date and one of yours didn't? Or that someone died on their birthday and none of your picks did? Both those rules are open to chance. As in some cases the unnatural death rule. I'll throw you a bone and open this up for discussion as I know it's a contentious rule. My stance is clear as is yours so let's see what others think about it... I already nodded my agreement with Windsor's post above. Before I explain my reasoning I want to state that, obviously, you run the game and you make and apply rules as you see fit. As I understand it, the purpose of the "no executed prisoners" rule is to exclude picks that are too easy. This rule makes good sense if the candidate has been, or is about to be, sentenced to death, before the beginning of the year for which he or she is picked. In countries like the US this a normal scenario, since the time between a suspect being condemned to death and his or her execution (if it happens at all) is normally counted in years rather than months. In some countries, say Iran or China, the time between arrest and execution may be a matter of weeks. When, at the time the DDP lists are handed in, there's no reasonable expectation that a candidate is to be executed, and yet in that DDP year his or her life ends up against a wall or on a gurney, a gallows or the stake, the purpose of the rule is defeated and its application seems unfair. With regard to mr Mubarak, the latter situation applies. At the end of 2010 he was an ill, but firmly seated dictator. No one could reasonably expect him to be overthrown and tried within a few months. As I see it, should he indeed be condemned to death and executed in 2011, it seems unfair to not award DDP points for his death. One may dispute an "unnatural death bonus" in that case, since being executed is almost a natural cause of death for murderous dictators. In case mr Mubarak lives to see 2012, the "no executed prisoners" rule is, of course, fully in force in that year. Edit to add: while I had a pint of Guinness in the local Irish bar I did some more thinking on this subject. It occurred to me that there's another reason why in mr M's case the "no executed prisoners" shouldn't apply: on 31 December 2010 he wasn't a prisoner. regards, Hein

Slurred speech and a purple face are symptoms of some serious drinking. There are other explanations, though. regards, Hein

Have you been drinking? regards, Hein

An execution is administered by the state. Osama bin Laden was murdered by US special forces, therefore scoring points... Perhaps. But you should take in to account the fact that when Mubarak was chosen by deadpoolers back in December, they were not to know that his entire regime was going to collapse and that he could potentially be executed in the space of 12 months. He was chosen in the spirit of the game - he was an ailing leader who was apparently dying of cancer. We did not choose him because we knew he was likely to be executed - or even that there was a possibility he could be executed. This is different to Saddam Hussein in 2006 - where execution was likely at the beginning of the year - and entirely different to Barzan Ibrahim al-Hasan al-Tikriti and Awad Hamad al-Bandar who we knew would be executed in 2007. regards, Hein

It appears the coma wasn't permanent, as he's now 'refusing food'. Yeah, right. regards, Hein

Just finished Anathem by Neal Stephenson. Some stamina is needed to enjoy its 900 pages, but it's by far the best fantasy I've read in years. regards, Hein

OMG, WTF? regards, Hein

When I was 16 I rather liked Little River Band1, who made a few nice songs, as did Men At Work and Crowded House. I don't know any Aussie bands that play music I really like. 1Their song Reminiscing played on the radio while I had my first shag. I appreciated their music more than my girlfriend, who was an ABBA fan. regards, Hein

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