through rain, sleet, snow and hail, this boy will get through

Ricky Jay's book "Cards as Weapons" is good fun
but I still suck at it

but Alex, it doesn't say "water is observed to", it says "water is a"

cool pictures

The 'T' stands for 'Toymaker'

After reading all the comments, I still don't see how the water question isn't valid. Premise 'a' would have to be broken for it to be invalid.

"Question 15.
a) Water is a molecule composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
b) Every observation or examination by microscope has confirmed this.

Conclusion
Therefore we can predict that every future examination of water will reveal the same chemical composition."

If you were to ever examine WATER and find that it did not have "the same chemical composition"(i.e. "two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom"), then premise 'a' would be broken. Therefore it is impossible to find a different chemical composition because it is impossible to break a premise.

The reasoning given on the answer page doesn't make any sense for this conclusion. The existence of a substance with identical properties to water, but with different chemical composition, doesn't change the fact that is was WATER that was examined and this other substance.
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I also believe the Paris question could be misleading because it in no ways states that the Paris from premise 'b' is the same Paris as in premise 'a'(there could be multiple locations named Paris or perhaps a premise refers to a individual named Paris).

You know these have existed for a long time for dog fighting? I'm pretty sure they're illegal in many places.

Since others have commented on the voice, I'll note how short the room is (or how freakishly tall the cameraman is)

best part = when he gets off the truck, it's still rolling

@Matt - ugg, you just had to bring up politics on neatorama ;P

"...labor was stopped after the first boy was born" - Corinne

with what, a cork?

Martha is always a great sport

I'm surprised to find they're each designed for specific purposes, and not just a format war.

‘Figures!'
nice

Facebook used to be a niche market. Many people enjoyed this niche so Facebook grew and prospered. Now Facebook is wide open and the niche is not being served. But now, since everyone you know uses Facebook, it's hard for niche users to leave and still remain connected.