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[Eotyrannus]

This knife can effect the structure, right? I mean, if I cut off my hand, that changes structure, doesn't it? And it changes function of that arm into not much!

Trufacts- Knives are legally a type of drug.

[SomeStupidGuy]

I don't even...
But hey, even if I don't get any of it, doesn't make it any less awesome.

[Iceblaster]

I seem to slip in and out of UK English spellings and American English spellings.

One day I'll spell armor like this, and the next it'll be armour;Same with any other minor spelling quirk.

Is that odd at all?

[misko27]

I seem to slip in and out of UK English spellings and American English spellings.

One day I'll spell armor like this, and the next it'll be armour;Same with any other minor spelling quirk.

Is that odd at all?

Not really, especially in the age of the web; you can see both fairly often. I have written Colour.

[Graknorke]

So I bought the first (and currently only) Dysfunctional Systems game, and I finished with the shittiest ending and decided to have a look at the extras like art and music and stuff. Most of the art was done by fans, but whatever. Anyway, one of them had the comment:

I want a pile of little girls when I come home from work every day. A trap too I guess.

The general thing was pretty fanservice-y but that one comment was the only one that was most definitely creepy.

EDIT: Hello there whoever it is who checks for people to put on various registers. I assure you that this was a quote.

[lue]

I seem to slip in and out of UK English spellings and American English spellings.

One day I'll spell armor like this, and the next it'll be armour;Same with any other minor spelling quirk.

Is that odd at all?

Not really, especially in the age of the web; you can see both fairly often. I have written Colour.

I'm American, and I tend do the same thing with preferring some UK spellings. Whilst and amongst instead of while and among, for instance (I do this one in speaking too). Also the UK "judgement", "abridgement", and "acknowledgement" over US "judgment", "abridgment", "acknowledgment".

[SealyStar]

The legal definition of a drug is preposterously broad.

...(C) articles (other than food) intended to affect the structure or any function of the body of man or other animals...

Doesn't this mean water is technically a drug according to the FDCA?

[lue]

The legal definition of a drug is preposterously broad.

...(C) articles (other than food) intended to affect the structure or any function of the body of man or other animals...

Doesn't this mean water is technically a drug according to the FDCA?

Hell, fire is a drug by that snippet of text. Or scissors (haircuts).

[Graknorke]

Computers... They change the structure of your brain! (Basically you learn new stuff, forming new brain-bonds or whatever they're called)

Wait a minute, what would this imply of Bay12?

Photons are drugs. Ban them!

[lue]

Computers... They change the structure of your brain! (Basically you learn new stuff, forming new brain-bonds or whatever they're called)

Wait a minute, what would this imply of Bay12?

Photons are drugs. Ban them!

Air is drugs. Ban it!

Laws are drugs!!!11!! Ban them! Wait...

[SealyStar]

Computers... They change the structure of your brain! (Basically you learn new stuff, forming new brain-bonds or whatever they're called)

Wait a minute, what would this imply of Bay12?

To be fair, "computers are drugs" is the rallying cry of a substantial portion of the American government.

[misko27]

It's the last week, 2 weeps of the marking period here, and that has meant a rush of tests, checking, et cetera. And the PSAT in on Wednesday.

[SealyStar]

It's the last week, 2 weeps of the marking period here, and that has meant a rush of tests, checking, et cetera. And the PSAT in on Wednesday.

Har har! Juniors taking PSATs! I already did it!

[Lightningfalcon]

It's the last week, 2 weeps of the marking period here, and that has meant a rush of tests, checking, et cetera. And the PSAT in on Wednesday

I've got in on the morning of the 19th.  Which is a Saturday.  The same Saturday that a certain academic team competition is on.  I will shortly be posting about this on the rage thread if I can finish this French essay, so I won't go into any detail right now. 

[Xantalos]

Computers... They change the structure of your brain! (Basically you learn new stuff, forming new brain-bonds or whatever they're called)

Wait a minute, what would this imply of Bay12?

To be fair, "computers are drugs" is the rallying cry of a substantial portion of the American government.

And a fair amount of parents.