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I'm still hoping cellphones make you impotent, as I am probably the only one in my age not carrying a mobile around with me in daily life well that might make me famous some time

There are no "native" gadgets under X and since GTK is only one layer higher than X and provides Widgets I would say those are native widgets, in the same way, qt widgets are native on Linux. (even in a Gnome environment they are native and vice versa for GTK under KDE)

GTK is not realy a custom GUI toolkit when it's the native form of GUI Toolkit under X

I like Black Pudding too, although we call it Blood Sausage over here (Blutwurst in German). There is also a soup made out of blood and vinegar, it once was my grand fathers favorite food, but haven't tried it yet. (Pretty uncommon these days)

Here in souther Germany we have Linsen Spaetzle Saiten (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linsen_mit_Sp%C3%A4tzle)

So it probably was a language barrier thing.

He won't get a funeral, it's as easy as that. I guess thefool wants to do a perfect murder anyways

But you said "given that at least one of them is a boy" so there is no girl,girl option, or did I get something wrong here

1 hen lays 1 egg in three days, that's a probability of 33.33% that she lays an egg at any given day in a time space of three days, because she can't lay a 1/3 egg per day :P

The probability of both children being boys is 50% because the chance that a child is a boy is roughly 50% no matter how ...

btw any progress on the Firefox+Japanese issue
EDIT: Removed dubious link

Is this thread dying?
No more puzzles come on,

@milan: I can only find stitch like sewing, not too funny, must be something else.
Ah I got it, it's British that's why Rook didn't know it.
ST stands for sanitary towel which is sanitary napkin in American English

What does ST mean in Girls world for us non native English speakers, If I would have to guess I would say string tanga.

I think ffmpg should be able to do that

Do you speak German?
I mean

Halb so schlimm süßer! ^_^

Google Translate would have written Süßer with a capital s.