Random Questions (3)

[Rocket Spud]

Does anyone else have a condition known as Morton's Toe? It's basically the second toe being longer than the big toe, therefore making it 'the big toe' - although i don't think it has to be bigger necessarily.

Just wondering, cos i do (have freaky toes), and i'm thinking it may be key to having poor posture. Perhaps one of you have it and know of some form of exercise to strengthen something or rather to counteract the negative effects.

[Azi]

Yeah, but it doesn't cause me any issues. Until you posted, I didn't know it could. You live and learn!

[Rocket Spud]

Perhaps having boobs is whats preventing the two of you from having problems.. ?

*googles*

[Appear]

Is it too late for those amazing M&S beef and onion crisps and an ice cold can of coke?

[Z.]

^ It's never too late for a can of coke!

[Appear]

^ Sold.

[Rocket Spud]

This should be pretty easy for those in the know.. How does one change tabs whilst in the same window without using the mouse?

I know how to change from window to window (alt+tab) but don't know how within the same window.

[Rocket Spud]

:O It is ctrl+tab!!!

Thanks, biscuits. Yea, i just prefer key commands

[Jason90]

Is there a way to queue songs on an iphone like you can on itunes on a pc? I'd expect not but you never know and im fed up of having to wrestle my phone out of my jeans pocket to select the song id like.

[Progress]

What can I do with Nutella?
Just got some for the first time and it's delicious, but I find it weird on bread. What else can I do with it?
(I know Jane Horrocks has a use, but that's not practical for me at the moment )

[Azi]

^ Pancakes and bananas!

[Azi]

^ *drools* Or on toast (the heat makes it gooey and extra delish).

[Azalea]

Sounds like Azi is a Nutella expert, they are my 2 favourite ways of eating it.

[Progress]

Originally Posted by Azi

^ Pancakes and bananas!

I thought bananas might be good. Pancakes sounds excellent American style breakfast maybe

Originally Posted by Amatus

Get a spoon, open the jar and go nuts.

I have been very tempted.
And I must confess to a little mild fingering

[Progress]

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[Regenerated Boo]

What's with the 'Re: manliness thread' thread, did I miss something?

[Rocket Spud]

Probably not, i missed out, too, but i can guess what happened and who it involved

What's certain, is that the OP won't bother asking for any advice in that area again!

[Tembo]

When going on YouTube, is there any way to stop all the crap new music videos, and other crap 'comedy' videos, appearing on the home page?

Oh dear, I'm a grumpy old man in my early 20s lol....

[Z.]

Originally Posted by Amatus

Do I dare watch insidious 2 on my own before bed?

It depends. Are you capable of watching the death of film before your very eyes?

[Z.]

Originally Posted by Amatus

^ Is it not good? I loved the first one.

Wait a minute...I thought I had seen the second one for some reason but it's the first one I've seen. I may have seen the second I can't remember now

I didn't really like the first one. It's "cattle prod" horror as Mark Kermode would say. It relies on jump scares instead of atmosphere and everything like that.

[Z.]

Lake Mungo is an incredible film. I'd recommend that if you're in a horror mood.

I need some horror films to watch actually. I'm in the mood for some.

[Z.]

^ Lake Mungo is shot in a documentary style (mockumentary?). It's so creepy and original.

Have you seen the Woman in Black?

Oooo Rec is incredible as well.

[Z.]

Originally Posted by stoopkid

field of dreams...epic or total crap factory?

Pretty good. It's a bit cheesy, but it's still enjoyable.

[Z.]

^^ The more I think of Lake Mungo the more I get excited about it. You have to watch it sometime.
I've just started watching it now. You've put me in a horror mood now. I'll be up to 3AM watching horror movies thanks to you

^ You've seen it? I watched it years ago, but I can't remember him dying. Maybe he was though. My initial impression of it being cheesy has now been verified

[Z.]

^ Oh you should be sorry. You've made me watch Lake Mungo again now. I'll be terrified

Lake Mungo one of those films that makes you run from the bathroom back to your bed as fast as you can. You know what you mean.

If you don't, I sound a bit mad

[Spectrelight]

Originally Posted by Amatus

Anyone know of any good beaches close to a train line?

Brighton, I hear it will be especially good this Saturday.

[Olly.]

Originally Posted by Amatus

Anyone know of any good beaches close to a train line?

Depends on how far you want to travel, but you could travel up into North Wales, places like Rhyl, Prestatyn and Lladudno all have train stations relatively close to the beach I seem to remember from when I was at uni up there, cause I remember that line running very close to the sea in parts. Not the nicest of places tbf, though I believe Llandudno is quite nice.

[Z.]

What is the name of the music/compositions Brian Eno and Max Richter make? I always called it classical, but classical is actually music from a certain period of time. Music without words, but even that is too broad. Hans Zimmer would also fall into this category as well. Any one have any idea?

[[Martin]]

Contemporary or Contemporary Classical?

[Olly.]

^^ I think its a very hazy area really, Brian Eno's music is very often just categorised broadly as 'ambient', but in terms of modern 'classical' music, I'm not sure there's a particular label that is used, there's the term 'neo-classical' that is sometimes used and I've also heard the broad term of 'contemporary classical' too, but no label like 'Romantic' or 'Baroque' for the modern period I believe, though I'm not particularly clued up on that kind of music so I may be wrong.