I put it that way. Try to teach people with a picture and you find that you need a thousand words to tell them exactly what to look at and why. We talk words. We read words. We need words. All thousand one of them. If people really thought one picture would do, we would all have been communicating by flashing images to each other.

Stop passing plates around. If no one has invented them yet, what about forks and spoons that grow longer with the press of a small button on them? Go-Go utensils are helpful for handicapped people sitting on a wheel chair. One word of caution to other Inspector Gadget fans like me. Don't throw these utensils away! They don't self-destruct, so keep them for later use. No more "Can you pass me the salad please?" civilities, just extend your arm and say "Go-Go salad spoon" or for Harry Potter fans some hard to pronounce Latin would do the job. Command as you wish but get the salad yourself! :)

How many times you sent an important business email and referenced an attachment that you forgot to attach then had to resend it and felt a bit embarrassed? Why not have an email program that scans the text for the words attachment and attached and if it finds them and there is no file attached prompt the user with a warning when the send button is hit.

The card looks exactly the same but uses fingerprint id technology anywhere on its surface. Once you hold it with your thumb it gets activated for no more than 1 minute which is enough time to be inserted in the ATM machine or be swiped. You still have to enter the pin but even if you enter it correctly the card can't be used if the fingerprint didn't match. Unintended consequences? Hmmm, let me think. Your card's safer but not your finger. Thieves inspired by Tarantino and desperate for your money might cut it and that bloody sucks :D

how do you usually answer this question. isn't better to say how tall you are, give color of eyes, describe physical appearance than say where you come from, who your father is etc etc people have stereotypes and if you say who you are by talking about your family or country to a stranger you might trigger a stereotype in people's minds. why do we ask this question? can't you just form your own opinion about me over time without asking me to tell you who i am?

They are mere employees, their status no higher than that of the cleaning lady but they act as if they own the place. You stand there waiting to give your order and they ignore you. They pretend to keep order but they serve whoever they want first. When you talk to them to remind them it's your turn, they give you that eat-shit look that says I know but I'll serve you when I want. Then they turn around and serve others, usually girls who came to the bar after. Next time I go to that bar I'll bring my own drinks and ask that lowlife to throw them away for me. That should remind this prick of who he is and what he does. Some bartenders are so full of shit they forget that.

How about a bar system where the price of a drink goes up or doubles every time another one is ordered by the same customer?

are you a last-minute person and want to keep it that way when you order a fake id or driver license? order two just in case the first one looks too fake...hey, if you want to take your chances with the first one don't ever think they did a good job if after you show it you're told "hey that's fake".. the point of faking it is to pass for real dude dd daaaa.... last-minute? order two :)

It's because in most cars the vehicle identification number is not posted or written on the car. So people use fake plates if the police fines you and removes the original ones from your car. This is because the police do not write down the car's id number when they fine you, therefore even if you are fined twice with fake plates on the car the 2nd time you can always claim that the fake plates were not taken from your car but from someone else's car. That's why a fake plates black market thrives and many people prefer to drive their car with fake plates on until they pay the fine and get the original ones back

Does anyone else here feel annoyed about chopsticks that have to be manually separated? Why can't chopsticks already come separated in the little package? I have been told that I am obsessive about it. I know it bothers me to look at chopsticks unevenly separated at the top. Of course, it's almost impossible to manually split them evenly. Good Asian restaurants serve plastic or other finer material chopsticks that are already separated and symmetrical. It's usually with the cheap wooden ones that come as a set and must be separated. Honestly, what's so difficult to sell them already separated? Any others in this world who feel this way about chopsticks?