Black panthers (melanistic leopards) certainly exist, and they had an example in London zoo for some years. The reason for the melanism is not really known, and of course they stand out sufficiently well in the wild to be at a bit of a disadvantage when hunting - compared to a "normal" leopard.
Closer examination** … Read more
Well, Blurtit is an ever-evolving and ever-changing beast. We're continuously looking to improve the site; with some changes more noticeable then others!
However, towards the end of 2012 we realised the site really needed a major update. We wanted to introduce a cool new design and some awesome features, but we also wanted to 'reboot' the … Read more
King Arthur of Camelot
I've had a few alter-egos in my time, mainly as ghost writers for a couple of websites...
Once I was a devout-Christian from Louisiana, another time I was a geisha living in Rome.
I was also the singer in a goth-rock band once upon a time... And that even happened in the real world! I was thinking … Read more
Charles Robert Darwin, of course.
Even if that choice does not meet alter ego definitions.
Out there in "networld" you will find Zelkirkan, Mighty Sorceror......
Two things I can't live without in summer: A very cold beer (German preferably) or a delicious Spanish Rueda white wine. Also served very cold! Yum!
Y olé!
I remember a colleague boasting about how he'd downloaded a Mr. T voice for his SatNav, and I can imagine that being pretty funny (for a while, although you'd probably get sick of his jibba jabba after a while).
There's an episode of The Big Bang Theory where Sheldon records SatNav messages himself - I think … Read more
Black panthers (melanistic leopards) certainly exist, and they had an example in London zoo for some years. The reason for the melanism is not really known, and of course they stand out sufficiently well in the wild to be at a bit of a disadvantage when hunting - compared to a "normal" leopard.
Closer examination** … Read more
Bill Gates will be remembered as the man that became the wealthiest in the world by selling Windows.
While Steve Jobs will be remembered for helping re-introduce music listening in a whole new way. Then using his same principles to introduce the iPhone.
In my opinion, I think people will easily forget about Windows as Steve … Read more
Well, I agree with Andrew's answer to an extent - although lets not forget that Bill Gates is still alive (at time of writing), whilst Steve Jobs has sadly passed away.
And although it could be argued that Steve Jobs was more assertive and more of an 'icon', there's no debating that both these men will … Read more
