No... I know how to woo women, though. Being clever is good, but this amount right off the bat will either make you look like a player, someone who is desperate, or a mix of both.

At first I was merely making a suggestion to make the "joke" actually plausible. Apparently if it is a plausible miscommunication, it is not funny.

Actually, no. I hate homework. It is a waste of time. Tests, however, are not a waste of time.

@knine_187, I think it looks pretty disgusting. I am not a vegan or anything; I eat meat every day, but that looks so bad.

I understand that, but his statement was prefaced by the flight attendant asking if anyone was a pilot. So they would obviously know he had said pilot with an accent. If she had said "pirot" and he had confirmed he was a "pirot", this would make sense.

Make your own version of the app or get a phone with a version of the app that lets you do it.

Youtube was never meant to be a music player. Use a music app if you want to listen to music. This has nothing to do with technology, but people using the app in a manner it was not intended to be. This is like me saying "I won't be impressed with technology until my calculator app tells me the temperature". Also, as mentioned, some devices do let you; it is about the app coding.

Just a thought: your downvote probably had nothing to do with "I am Catholic", but probably had something to do with liking the last comment. I doubt anybody on here cares about you being Catholic.

In that specific case, their playing the game might be considered relevant, so therefore might be in keeping with the things that I mentioned.

No, he/she is a bad teacher. Their job is to prepare the student for the real world and impart knowledge relevant to the course; ideally the course is pertaining to the student's chosen field of future employment (since the usage of professor implies college). Reinforcing the behavior and thinking pattern of making a game more important than their education, career, or future in general is not doing them any favors.

Nope. Sentience and the ability to perform complex tasks like understanding, thinking of an intelligent response, and then communicating that response are apparently not figured into the level of "sacredness" of a living organism. Just pure numbers, being wrong about those numbers, and being an overall jerk.

At that point, I couldn't even be mad, just impressed.

Yeah, I barely have enough time with one.

Astronomy is a proper subset of science. While they are different, astronomy is a science in the same manner that biology is a science.