[SIKKS66]

My girlfriend had a little crossbreed that was like 17 or something. Lived for f*cking ages, eventually they decided to have it put to sleep cause it kept peeing itself and the memory was clearly deteriorating. Walking around in circles n stuff. Still, 17+ and could have probably gone on longer. Tough little bitch.

[GTA_stu]

QUOTE (SIKKS66 @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 01:03)

and the memory was clearly deteriorating.

How the hell would you go tell whether a dog's memory is going?

"No fido, I told you that Bernard is dead, he died 10 years ago remember? You've got to stop calling me that because I'm not your husband, I'm your grandson."

[Jay]

QUOTE (GTA_stu @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 10:50)

QUOTE (SIKKS66 @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 01:03) and the memory was clearly deteriorating. How the hell would you go tell whether a dog's memory is going?

It is pretty apparent on their faces when they're confused. Normally that just happens when you pretend to feed their food bowl and they look around afterwards and stuff like that, but when they have that face all the time, just standing still, you know they're not the dog they used to be.

Even more soul crushing is when they start to go blind. Their bright eyes go all misty and they walk around sloooowly so when they bump into things it doesn't hurt.

I'd recommend a mutt that is a mix of all the breeds recommended already. Hybrid vigour is an interesting thing, meaning mixed breeds don't tend to have the same health problems that purebreeds do. I have a purebreed Cav and one of the issues they have is with their... anal glands.

[finn4life]

QUOTE (Jay @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 16:22)

QUOTE (GTA_stu @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 10:50) QUOTE (SIKKS66 @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 01:03) and the memory was clearly deteriorating. How the hell would you go tell whether a dog's memory is going? It is pretty apparent on their faces when they're confused. Normally that just happens when you pretend to feed their food bowl and they look around afterwards and stuff like that, but when they have that face all the time, just standing still, you know they're not the dog they used to be. Even more soul crushing is when they start to go blind. Their bright eyes go all misty and they walk around sloooowly so when they bump into things it doesn't hurt. I'd recommend a mutt that is a mix of all the breeds recommended already. Hybrid vigour is an interesting thing, meaning mixed breeds don't tend to have the same health problems that purebreeds do. I have a purebreed Cav and one of the issues they have is with their... anal glands.

Yeah do your research on what dogs end up with which problems, because frankly, it is sad to see like Jay pointed out here.

A husky is good, but in a hot climate they may suffer.

What's an app for android which i can use to take a frame from a video (Saved on my phone) and use it as a photo?

Edit: I found a decent app after searching frame grabber

This post has been edited by finn4life on Monday, Feb 27 2012, 08:19

[Shyabang Shyabang]

I'm listening to a lot of oldies.......Which makes me think of this question -> What do you think was or is the best decade for a teenager?

[jaysteels]

Obviously the 80s or 90s

[Markwey]

I think that the 80's and early 90's would have definitely been the best time to be a teenager.
There are just so many reasons and things that it would take this whole space full, man.

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Obviously the 80s or 90s

Both definitely, yeah.

This post has been edited by Markwey on Monday, Feb 27 2012, 14:38

[GTA_stu]

I'll be biased and say 90's. Seems like there was just less emphasis on status and that kinda thing. We used to just wear whatever the f*ck we wanted, whereas nowadays it's like even 7 year olds follow fashion. That's pretty sad actually. Just seems like there's way more pressure nowadays to fit in, and if you don't have all the latest stuff then it matters a lot more. I didn't even get my first mobile phone until I was about 11 and even then it was a piece of crap that I hardly ever used. Girls seem to be more concerned about their looks at a younger age now as well that's just messed up. What the f*ck has happened to society that it's like kids can't even be kids anymore.

[Craig]

I'd have said the 1960s or 1970s, but that's just me.

I want to buy a nice shirt. Does anyone know any good clothing brands for men that aren't cheap but don't cause me to look into my wallet and sob quietly? I'm completely devoid of fashion knowledge.

[trip]

QUOTE (Craig @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 22:47)

I'd have said the 1960s or 1970s, but that's just me.

I'm with you on that one. A late teen in the 60s was probably where it's at.

[Guns N R0se]

Is the future an option? I want to be a teenager on a starship having badass adventures like Wesley Crusher. And if you don't know who Wesley is then gtfo

[Jay]

QUOTE (Craig @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 12:17)

I'd have said the 1960s or 1970s, but that's just me. I want to buy a nice shirt. Does anyone know any good clothing brands for men that aren't cheap but don't cause me to look into my wallet and sob quietly? I'm completely devoid of fashion knowledge.

You're in the UK, hit up Top Man/Zara/H&M

At least you can

[finn4life]

Recently i have taken it upon myself to go back over what i did in school, it could be useful (I am considering university again), and it genuinely interests me, most things you can learn on your own, but some things require a little explaining.

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100 individuals were asked to lie down and remain as still as possible during the experiment, the following observations were made * Starting room temperature was 22 c * The mean body temperature of all participants at the start of the experiment was 37.1 C * As the room temperature increased sweating and heart rate also increased * As the room temperature returned to 22 C sweating and heart rate went back to normal. Ina a control group of 100 participants who were lying down where the ambient temperatures were maintaned at 22 C no changes were observed

What is the dependant and independent variables, for some reason i just don't get it, and this is assumed knowledge for any science courses.

[K^2]

You control the independent variables in experiment to observe changes in dependent variables.

[finn4life]

QUOTE (K^2 @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 21:35)

You control the independent variables in experiment to observe changes in dependent variables.

Ah Thankyou k^2!

[Fnorg]

QUOTE (Jay @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 05:17)

QUOTE (Craig @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 12:17) I'd have said the 1960s or 1970s, but that's just me. I want to buy a nice shirt. Does anyone know any good clothing brands for men that aren't cheap but don't cause me to look into my wallet and sob quietly? I'm completely devoid of fashion knowledge. You're in the UK, hit up Top Man/Zara/H&M At least you can

H&M button-ups are absolutely dreadful unless you look like the letter I. If you're fat or even slightly athletic, you're SOL. If I buy something that fits around my chest, it's too loose around my waist and arms and if it fits around my waist I can't button it up.

Also, try thrifting! I'm trying to dress better, so I bought a few decent button-ups for peanuts at second hand shops. Of course, I ruined them in the process of self-tailoring them because I am not a clever man, but at least they were decent before I f*cked everything up.

[Original Light]

QUOTE (trip @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 19:59)

QUOTE (Craig @ Monday, Feb 27 2012, 22:47) I'd have said the 1960s or 1970s, but that's just me. I'm with you on that one. A late teen in the 60s was probably where it's at.

1950's by far. Things were much more simple back then, more happy times.
Kids were outside, riding their bikes all day. Not nearly as much crime, pedophiles (which were completley unknown back then), and many other things. Only problem is... no video games!

[*MURDOC*]

Completely unknown?


More like, just not all over the news constantly.

As long as there have been children, there have been people who want to have sex with them.



I don't think you really understand the 50's anyway brotha.

[danjodan]

I am always trying to spike up my hair and make it look cool but it just never looks right
Any advice?
Oh yeah and I like the style where you flatten the front and spike up the rest of it, How do I do that?
Thanks ...

[*MURDOC*]

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Any advice?

Yeah, don't spike your hair.






Seriously though, if it never looks good, you and spiked hair were never meant to be.