And do they check out their brains too at the beginning of the day?

Sad to see (though not unsurprising) how much depends on outward looks, things you basically have no control over. What do people who are born "ugly" take away from this?

PS: Forgot to add: Because of all this, they are going to change the law (in Belgium) and force a "cooling down" period of two days before a tattoo can be applied.

Roughly translated from Tattoo-artiest-Rouslan-eist-publieke-excuses-van-Kimberley (Dutch).

"Saturday the uncle of Kimberley Vlaeminck visited the tattoo shop of Toumaniantz and started to tear the place down. He threatened Toumaniantz and tried to force him to sign a statement but Toumaniantz refused."

In the last video from that page the doctor estimated 10 laser treatments at 200 Euro a pop. (2000 Euro total, not cheap but a lot less than some figures circulating in the media.)

In any case, it has been reported that three hospitals already offered to treat the girl for free.

"The intelligence of dogs has been overestimated, according to new research from Exeter University in the United Kingdom. Researcher, Britta Osthaus, tested some canines' cognitive abilities by setting them tests involving food attached to bits of string and placed just out of reach."

http://cordis.europa.eu/express/20030110/finally_en.html

Hold it. Our early ancestors lived in caves and threw sticks and stones. I don't see how fingerprints would make a difference in such an environment. Hence it has no evolutionary benefit, hence it has no specific purpose.
Am I dumb or are the scientists dumb?

As Martha Jones said:
Does anyone know what the music was on video?, I really like it.

So, does anyone?

Ill Niño with some fonts is pretty annoying

IA! IA! IA! CTHULHU F'HTAGN!

Kierkegaard is pronounced Keer-keh-gore, (silent -d) or there abouts.