SamScribble
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Forty-two, in short.
I thought that was the answer to 7x6.
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Forty-two, in short.
I thought that was the answer to 7x6.
What is the meaning of Life, The Universe, and Everything?
Forty-two, in short.
The Ultimate Question about Life, the Universe, and Everything itself is fairly simple and unimposing, in an understated and academic sort of way:
What is Life, the Universe, and Everything. Be concise.
The really interesting part, of course, is the derivation of the answer, 42.
(snip~snip~snip)
Quod erat demonstrandum by Tio Narratore
If you're not confused, you're just not thinking clearly.
Once upon a time I thought that I was wrong; but it turned out that I was mistaken.
Now we can see clearly, but we still need to see at night.
Perhaps we should go down to "Electric Avenue"
[the first market street to be illuminated by electricity; it's in Brixton, London].
PS. Tio, that was without doubt, the best explanation I've seen.
For some obscure reason, my copy of Word 2003 has developed a curious and annoying problem. On occasion, I need to indent a whole paragraph. The usual thing its to highlight the block of text and then move the slider of the ruler (on the page top scale).
But it's suddenly started to move the whole text of the document.
What's worse is I cannot recall the name of this problem so I do not know where to look it up.
I know it's a "setting" in the 'tools'; can someone please tell me ?
Thanks for the compliment, HP.
Sorry, I mostly use WordPerfect; it does those things perfectly, just the way an academic needs them. But for free association...
I Can See Clearly Now Jimmy Cliff
'I'm a prawn again, Christian!'
Laughter is always good for the soul.
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The laugh and soul of the party
Isn't that the person that gets naked, puts a lampshade on their head, and dances on the coffee table?
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I thought that it was the one who dons a lampshade and stands quietly in the corner of the room.
Whatever switches you on, HP.
Nothing like a hickory switch to turn you on.
Surely hickory is for a magic wand ?
Roger, Captain Over.
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That reminds me of the joke about a seaman called John Darling. . .
Does it include another seaman named Ben Dover?
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I was travelling through Dover a few years back and there was a sign outside a pub advertising Dover Soul