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Fuel can be rationed and supplemented with solar and wind-power generators until the "crisis" was over, given that they'd only be supplying places of great importance (i.e. hospitals). It'd be a few months of frustration and devastating to the world economy, but we'd survive.

If you don't like it, don't post here. Alternatively, discover that some people do indeed think that $60-100 is a good investment for a pen that suits your writing style, is easier to write with, and will last decades or more.

1) Jerry is TV character, and thus prone to hyperbolisation by the creators 2) Asperger's Syndrome has a spectrum of severity of symptoms, as you would well know 3) Asperger's can indeed be regarded as a disease or a disorder. Just because it doesn't kill you or you don't suffer from it...

This. I myself am unlikely to have kids, and if I do, I will probably attempt to adopt. Uh. Maybe - not a significantly (statistically) high chance that we should be panicking about it, but regardless, generators? :rolleyes:

Re: How many hourse of study and sleep? When I was doing the HSC, I averaged about 5 per night. I DO NOT recommend it. Get at LEAST 7, and you will notice the increase in studying quality and efficiency.

Sorry kidlets, not going to attend the regular Tuesday meet this week; my Leet Photoshop Skillz (tm) are required elsewhere :o

Three years for me!

It's pronounced "hay-soos" in Spanish-speaking countries, where it is a popular modern name. That doesn't mean it was pronounced that way for Jesus of Nazareth.

Well, this'd be nice. http://chopstickles.com/misc-images/cityrail-future.png

I do have to agree with you there, Nebs. The Opposition's lack of a clear position on the transport system is probably going to be its death knell.

This. However, it IS bad when you can't spell "school" correctly :p

IDK, sounded like he was saying "condoms increase the risk of infection" and "do not prevent infection by the virus" to me

The Pope does.

Re: Could an underaged child who sends naked pictures of themselves be charged with c You're talking about Bill Henson, and no, I don't think he was "in the wrong".

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Lol, please do enlighten me as to where you said this Also, I don't think you can really equate the two, but the associated risk/success rates are as follows:

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Well, given that you asked "If it's smaller than a sperm, then surely it would be easier for it to escape the sheath?", yeah, pretty much. :rolleyes:

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For those playing at home, the CDC article says in full; That does answer your question, Iron dear, and feel free to look up the quoted studies yourself. Nevertheless, you're right - it's very hard to get HIV/AIDS if you are celibate - but that doesn't include people who are raped, born with...