forlulz

In the article:

“The quiz doesn’t work,” she said.

“Oh. What’s broken?” I asked.

“Well, it seems that no matter what I do, the quiz recommends the client’s drug as the best possible treatment. The only exception is if I say I’m allergic. Or if I say I am already taking it.”

I guess in this case "luxury" => "doesn't contain second-hand furniture".

Also http://www.independent.co.uk/property/studio-flat-with-bedro... (clearly they should of opted for a single bed too facepalm)

This douche (plus his dad, and the judge)

I've tried serving a cask wheat beer which was rejected purely by appearance in the past.

Mind you, things have been changing rapidly in 5/6 years and many breweries make their tasty products without isinglass (or vegan-friendly alternatives+). Some choose to be fairly close to pin bright and others less so - depends on many things like more flocculant house yeast, etc.

I can say that around 5 years ago, a brewery made the decision to switch to being unfined for flavour - and their products were cloudy then onwards. It was difficult to 'sell' then, but now it's a commonplace. And yes, a pub did an informal experiement: flavours were altered with the addition of isinglass but from a general public opinion was divided in which they preferred (almost 50/50)

+ not necessarily equivalent. Some products are introduced during the brewing process, not after

I wonder why it reminds me of http://dilbert.com/strip/1996-01-31

Way to go there - all immigrants are rich and earned their riches via questionable means!

This kind of "blame the immigrants" is spreading; a shame since I thought Australia was on top of that.

(I'd love to downvote but I don't have the karma)

101 items indicate a plurality. 1 tip, 21 tips, 101 tips...

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2012/jul/04/higgs-bo...