I can believe that.lacktheknack said:Did you know that <link=http://www.bbb.org/western-washington/business-reviews/computer-software-publishers-and-developers/valve-corporation-in-bellevue-wa-27030704>Valve Corporation has an F with the Better Business Bureau?
I did a double take when I found that one.
I don't know how fun this fact is but I long to lick her collarbone.UTclass2015 said:Just a fun fact that some may already know, Olivia Wilde's real birth name was Olivia Cockburn! IronicOther fun facts anyone??
...bisexual, or are you rounding up from 50%?Flailing Escapist said:Cockburn huh?
It makes me think of the House episodes when she's a lesbian.
You don't in the US either, it's just a misinterpretation of the Good Samaritan Law, which prevents legal action being taken against you if you decide to help.Rawne1980 said:People "believe" we do but nowhere, in the UK, is there a law where you are legally obliged to help someone.
You can also be exiled from Fort Calgary or Fort Edmonton for a calendar year, but you must be provided with a rifle, some ammunition, a blanket and a horse.lacktheknack said:I wouldn't be too sure about that... Valve has some pretty abysmal customer support some days...Waaghpowa said:Based on consumer complaints? Obviously a bunch of petty trolls.lacktheknack said:Did you know that <link=http://www.bbb.org/western-washington/business-reviews/computer-software-publishers-and-developers/valve-corporation-in-bellevue-wa-27030704>Valve Corporation has an F with the Better Business Bureau?
I did a double take when I found that one.
In Alberta, Canada, it's lawful to keep a water trough in your front yard as long as you refill it every morning by 4:00.
Rawne1980 said:Nope, USA and UK have no such laws if you read it.Rem45 said:I thought that was the same in most countries. If you are caught ignoring someone in distress in Aus and are caught you will be charged unless there was foreseeable danger to the viewer.TrilbyWill said:in france it is illegal not to help someone in need http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Samaritan_law#Europe thanks to the Nazis apparently
People "believe" we do but nowhere, in the UK, is there a law where you are legally obliged to help someone.
It's a dickish thing if you don't but you can't get arrested for it.
I always thought the great wall bit was just from space in general (e.g. low orbit)Elcarsh said:the great wall of china is not visible from the moon by the naked eye, the duck's quack does in fact echo,
Note that I will start slapping anyone bringing up any further false factoids.
lacktheknack said:Did you know that <link=http://www.bbb.org/western-washington/business-reviews/computer-software-publishers-and-developers/valve-corporation-in-bellevue-wa-27030704>Valve Corporation has an F with the Better Business Bureau?
I did a double take when I found that one.
No surprises here. The trend is, people love Valve until something goes wrong. Then they're all but useless, but then they're drowned out by Valve apologists because ZOMFG STEEEEEEEEEEEEAM!!!!!Reason for Rating
BBB rating is based on 16 factors. Get the details about the factors considered.
Factors that lowered Valve Corporation's rating include:
Failure to respond to 30 complaints filed against business.
Consumer complaints primarily allege defective gaming software . Specifically, consumers indicate that the advertised system requirements met the gaming software is non-functional, they experience a delay or nonexistent customer support, advertised gaming features are unavailable or inoperable . Additionally they have problems purchasing games , an example is cards being declined when funds available, and accounts being disabled without reasoning or explanation. Business usually responds to consumer complaints by explaining company policies including their no refund policy , by resolving account discrepancies, and in some cases offering refunds.
The GWC isn't wide enough to actually be visible from space by the naked eye, either. Well, it can be, barely, from a really low orbit, in perfect conditions, but that means it's no different from MANY other manmade objects, defeating the purpose of the claim.Ytinasni said:I always thought the great wall bit was just from space in general (e.g. low orbit)Elcarsh said:the great wall of china is not visible from the moon by the naked eye, the duck's quack does in fact echo,
Note that I will start slapping anyone bringing up any further false factoids.
And under some conditions a duck's quack won't echo (however that has more to do with the particular size/dimensions of the room and the way the quack travels, much the same as any other sound)
edit: oops, doublepost
Taken directly from the site:lacktheknack said:Did you know that <link=http://www.bbb.org/western-washington/business-reviews/computer-software-publishers-and-developers/valve-corporation-in-bellevue-wa-27030704>Valve Corporation has an F with the Better Business Bureau?
I did a double take when I found that one.
I live in PA. And, I can tell you that that is only one out of many bat-**** crazy laws we have here.Tucker154 said:In the state of Pennsylvania, its illegal to sleep on top of your refrigerator outside.
Not to mention, she's bisexual in every single episode of House...Valagetti said:...bisexual, or are you rounding up from 50%?Flailing Escapist said:Cockburn huh?
It makes me think of the House episodes when she's a lesbian.
Eh, I'm not really surprised. They make great games and I've never had any problems with steam itself that I couldn't fix in a couple minutes, but their support is awful.lacktheknack said:Did you know that <link=http://www.bbb.org/western-washington/business-reviews/computer-software-publishers-and-developers/valve-corporation-in-bellevue-wa-27030704>Valve Corporation has an F with the Better Business Bureau?
I did a double take when I found that one.
I remember reading about that guy. Hes basically what lead to the discovery of lobotomies.IkeGreil29 said:Phineas Gage was a railroad worker in the 1800's who worked as the guy who cleared the roads for the tracks. He basically made holes, put in gunpowder, put something over the gunpowder so as to not explode, and then pat it down, then proceeded to explode it from a safe distance. One day, he was distracted, and so he forgot to put the cover over the gunpowder before patting it down with the tube he used, making it explode, and thrusting the tube through his skull. After he came to, he walked home, called the doctor, who wrote "After the patient explained his situation, he excused himself and proceeded to vomit about a cupfull of brain. Shortly after, he excused himself again and vomited a second cupfull of brain". He led a relatively normal life, even if impaired. It's bizarre.
Seriously? I mean really, how does that even get put on the books?gostchiken said:In California it is illegal to eat an orange in your bathtub.
So in other words, you are legally required to get a longbow and shoot with it... what are you waiting for!?alrekr said:In the UK the law that required all males over the age of fourteen who did not have an excuse, to practise Longbow everyday was never removed...