[pen] Congratulations!

Well done.

Called "News has come to Harvard": we make up new elements for the periodic table and provide hilarious, surreal or topical explanations of their nature and purpose. Eg:

Excusium: constituent element in whitewash. Frequently used by politicians.

Any support?

Is that Job of Old Testament fame?

[Kim] I see! Good title, tidy idea. One on board =)

[Tuj] Thanks. Any against? Where should I slot it?

(Kim) Go ahead.

Thanks. No slots currently available here or anywhere else. Has "Bent Saws" reached its proverbial, do you think?

Hello there. I'm going to be taking the site down for a short while for an upgrade.

Let's see if that has worked? It seems I've even stopped the galloping slashes this time!

Just saw the Elements game. There is a site that I had bookmarked and only deleted on Friday which is very enjoyable. Apparently now been published as a book - http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/sillymolecules/sillymols.htm - Molecules with Silly Names. Some of them were featured on QI a few years ago.

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Shh! It's fallen asleep.

suck all the channel on tv sucks badly

Parse the preceding sentence, thoughtfully provided by someone.

Actually, I think the real problem with TV is that most of the channels suck quite well.

Suck all. The channel on TV sucks badly.
It's the voice from the future. When interactive TV is the norm a lonely politician's husband has to get a 'helping hand' when the signal gets a bit fuzzy.

Suck! All the channel on TV sucks. Badly.

There's usually suck all on TV worth watching anyway.

Speaking of which, ten days without a move suggests that UK GAZETEER FILM CLUB might have outlived its span. Does anyone have a suggestion for another one?