Re: The real reason
in fairness, you can't go straight to 3 wolves, that's just asking for trouble.
I recommend adding a wolf a year, but no more than 3..... and heaven help us if a 4 wolf shirt falls in to the wrong hands
Posts by IronSteve
72 publicly visible posts • joined 22 Dec 2011
CIA spooks picked Amazon's 'superior' cloud over IBM
I told you I'd be back: Arnie set for another career revival
My god, what's that STENCH belching from your iPhone?
YouTube Trends Map pokes tacky underbelly of American psyche
Is this the first ever web page? If not, CERN would like to know
2,000km-wide Eye-of-Sauron MONSTER hurricane spotted on Saturn
Apple beats revenue estimates but margins are falling
Sonic the Hedgehog
Hard luck lads, todger size DOES matter: Official
ANCIENT CURSED RING known to TOLKIEN goes on display
Bill Gates offers big bucks for better condoms
Tuesday 26th March 2013 13:27 GMT
I don't even think it's the sensation that's the problem..Durex Featherlites are pretty decent.
...Now if they can invent something that takes away that awkward moment when you have to interrupt foreplay to hunch over (bare arsed) at the side of the bed and fumble around in the dark (or even worse..turn the light on) to fiddle with a fuckin' sachet while an increasingly impatient woman getting more and more out of the mood is peering over your shoulder....
Goblinproofing One's Chicken Coop hailed oddest book title
The UK Energy Crisis in 3 simple awareness-raising pictures
Voyager goes off a (helio) cliff
We shall CRUSH you, puny ROBOT... with CHESS
BAN SMUT, rage MEPs: Purpose of internet must be EXTERMINATED
Boy Scouts get Game Design badge
Era of the Pharaohs: Climate was hotter than now, without CO2
Look out! Peak wind is coming, warns top Harvard physicist
North Korean citizens told: Socialist haircuts are a thing... go get some
US insurer punts 'bestiality' to wide-eyed kiddies, gasp 'mums'
Razzie voters drive stake through Twilight
Monday 25th February 2013 12:43 GMT
I agree with Ethan Hawke:
"People want to turn everything in this country into a competition... It's clear who the winner is and who the loser is. It's why they like to announce the grosses of movies, because it's a way of saying, 'This one is No. 1.' It's so asinine...
"If you look at how many forgettable, stupid movies have won Oscars and how many mediocre performers have Oscars above their fireplace. Making a priority of chasing these fake carrots and money and dubious accolades, I think it's really destructive."
Sony promises PC-based PlayStation 4 for Christmas
FIFA stages shoot-out between British and German goal line tech
Wednesday 20th February 2013 14:30 GMT
They're over-engineering this, why not use the instant replay approach of rugby.
"Use of video referee was introduced to rugby union in 2001.[13] The laws of the game allow for "an official who uses technological devices" to be consulted by the referee in decisions relating to scoring a try or a kick at goal.[14] The decision to call on the video referee (now called "Television Match Official (TMO)") is made by the referee, then the call is made by the replay referee, who takes his place in the stand of the host team or more usually in the Television Outside Broadcast van. He either tells the pitch referee by radio link-up or by the use of a big screen during televised matches. Unlike in the NFL, a coach cannot challenge a call made by the pitch referee."
AMD: Star Trek holodecks within reach
Rogue Squadron: Unit of X-wings Kickstarts in response to Death Star
LinkedIn proves not all social IPOs were bubbly
Boffins find RAT-SIZED bug-muncher links man to beast
TodDANG! Rampaging monkeys storm Indonesian village
McDonalds burger app gives it to you straight from the horse's mouth
Disney World slaps pay-by-bonk stalker cuffs on grown-ups
Monday 14th January 2013 14:05 GMT
It's my understanding that you pay upfront for entrance to the park(s) and this allows you on all the rides. The only thing I paid for within the park(s) was food and merchandise.
So if this is just used for paying for these extras, tracking your movements and some additional location aware services like Buzz Ligthyear calling you by name then I don't see a problem.
Drop that can of sweet pop and grab a coffee - for your sanity's sake
Twitter's real time data cruncher is made of people
Boffins spot 7 ALIEN WORLDS right in our galactic backyard
New York invites designers to invent Future of Phone Booths
England and Germany square off for FIFA goal line tech prize
Take it or break it: the return of the drop test
First pic of Ashton Kutcher as the great Steve 'jOBS'
Samsung: Demand for mobes forced 16hr days on factory slaves
Twenty years of text messages: We've reached Peak SMS
Do you know a chimp who's feeling doleful? Mid-life crisis, probably
Man who put the manhood into the Speaking Clock dies
How IT bosses turned the tables on our cushy consultancy gigs
Monday 5th November 2012 13:51 GMT
I don't mind the laundry list of silly requirements per se. I've always considered them the requirements for the "ideal candidate", where the ideal canididate doesn't really exist. So they've never stopped me applying for a job (within reason) if I felt I had enough experience/ability to do it.
Same applies when I'm on the hiring end of things. When we've said "At least 5 years in X", we'll call in someone with ~ 2 or 3 years provided the candidate looks good in general
Biting the hand that feeds IT
