Quote from CSF :

wat

Why can't we have nice things?

I think it's fair to say Henry put Arsenal through single-handedly.

Voted. I'll want one of those free tickets for the Madrid and Barcelona sessions.

Quote from flymike91 :

You can try to avoid a flame war, but not a debate of morals because this is as much a moral issue as an economic one. IMO stealing someone else's product is stealing the work of thousands of people, not just the millionaires.

Your government could compile all of your internet usage and charge you a $200 citation for downloading torrents to reimburse the producers of that content. Would you prefer the government do that or make it somewhat harder to steal movies as you described?

First of all, "stealing" someone else's product is not stealing the work of thousands of people. Those people got paid to build the game, not to sell it. When you buy the game, no money goes to those who designed it, similarly when you pirate something, you're not taking anything away from them.

Secondly, it gets pretty hard to defend the companies behind those anti-piracy policies, because what they defend is not reasonable at all. If you lend your CD to a friend, you're breaking the law. If you play your CD on the car stereo for someone who hasn't acquired it yet, you are breaking the law. If you rip it so your friend who lives in the Himalayas can listen to a song/play a game, you are breaking the law.

Tagliani signed for a full-time season with BHA.

Here's what I believe might come off Williams' hunt for a new title sponsor next year. Following are a 1024 and 2048px versions along with promotional half arsed 3d render.

Stop the press! I have leaked pics of the livery Williams will be using next year!

Any resemblance to a FOX is purely the result of Mike Coughlan's spy tactics! The dirty dog's at it again!

This is what Team Laptop Shop won't be using at the Aston 24.

Quote from logitekg25 :

question, if you hold a match to diesel and it reaches 350 degrees, thats when it will ignite from spark?
if you give it enough compression for it to reach 210 degrees then it will ignite without spark?

am i using the terms right? backwards?

i completely understand how a diesel engine works, compared to a gas engine, but this part is throwing me off a bit.

If you hold a match to diesel, it will evaporate and its vapor will ignite from a spark at roughly 50ºC. If you keep the match lit and there's no spark, it will then start burning by itself at 60ºC. If, instead of holding a match directly to it, you hold it close to it long enough for the room temperature to reach 210ºC (or compress the air like you said), then it will ignite spontaneously at that temperature.

Final Entry!

Quote from ajp71 :

Could you please define your definitions of burning and combustion? Is it not the same thing? I always thought that diesel fuel was used in internal combustion engines?

The belief that diesel cannot burn is ludicrous and far too commonly held, once a diesel fire starts it will be pretty much the same as a petrol (or any other kind of oil) fire. The flash point of diesel is circa 55-60°c, the flame point (the temperature at which it will continue to burn after ignition) isn't widely published but according to Wikipedia is about 10°c hotter.

In practice a source of ignition can pretty quickly heat diesel fuel to its flame point. I'm working on a spark ignition diesel engine, it has no problems producing combustion just like a petrol engine.

That's the point. A faulty equipment leading to a possible spark wouldn't be able to heat up Diesel long enough for it to reach it's firepoint if it wasn't for the fact that diesel engines ignite the fuel by air compression (which rises the temperature to autoignition levels, which are much higher than flashpoint temperatures), not spark-plugs.

Outside of engines, however, you're unlikely to see diesel igniting from flash-fires because it does have a much higher firepoint than gasoline, as you cannot compress the atmosphere to the necessary point. You can even flick a lighter next to it that it won't ignite immediately,

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Quote from rageshgr :

I kind of got that, even then what does it mean? is it referring to the many shots of the rear of UF1?

It's a pun on how some drivers might be distracted by the 'beautiful bottoms' of other cars and attempt to surprise buttsex them instead of overtaking. Bottom being an English term for one's ass.

Very nice, Töki!

Quote from Bmxtwins :

What was it then? I'll add it in there with an (according to Mike "Boothy" Booth ) :P

Michael "Mike" "Boothy" Booth

Quote from PoVo :

Give that to your GF.

He did, but she burst.

Why does Scawen speak in the third person?

Or when Jack Black died on november; and on september; and on february.

Famous hollywood people don't have houses with thin walls.

Quote from JJ72 :

people actually should consider how the painter is going to put that on, you know.

Hes getting paid to do it, he'd better find a way!

Quote from John Hilton :

fail

iOuija

You scored 38/101 (37.62%).

F1 only: 5/22 (22.73%).

Non-F1: 33/79 (41.77%).

That's not too bad. Most fans did as well as you...

Quote from jwardy :

Update 1 - http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/45191260/file.html
My first ever production on fl studio so go easy on me
i will probably look at making it longer soon and tweaking a few bits here and there.. any suggestions are very welcome

I can't see people dancing to it in clubs nowadays, but the basics are all there. Obviously you know how to play with the program, now all you need is to stick to one genre and find some clever sounds!