good catch, Geoduck, but it actually was Georgian dance not Russian

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalek#Development
"He [Terry Nation] was also inspired by a performance by the Georgian National Ballet, in which dancers in long skirts appeared to glide across the stage"

example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNAo7eushuY

credit where credit is due :)

neat article!

Nice! the "Hi-techs" and Tegan dancing (among other obscure scenes) haha, fun

That is really neat !

Haha, that's definitely not advertising with sex ...

George Carlin did a nice dialog about germs.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnmMNdiCz_s

$650 seems very reasonable. I'm surprised she wasn't also fined for breaking some obscure law.

Those are neat designs and look like a lot of fun

Idil: I had the same kind of experience in Tbilisi in Eastern Europe. That's a ways from France, and it's interesting how they acted almost exactly the same.

The gypsies would hang out on the main shopping street in Tbilisi and at bus stations, making it very difficult to avoid them.

The gypsy kids, ages 3 to 20 years, would block me and my wife so we'd have to stop walking. They'd grab on to us, swear at us, follow us, and generally be a huge pain. They didn't have any clever ways of getting out attention, though.
They have a reputation for stealing as well. I believe it. They are the main reason I never enjoyed walking around that city.

It's impressive that the EU is trying for better treatment for them. Sure, why not give them a chance? But after being harassed so many times, I'm finding it difficult to be compassionate.

That was really nicely done!

geez, tough crowd :]

jimmeetheone: This guy made something like that, and it is amazing:
http://relative-dimensions.net/v2/fun-stuff/dalek-tardis.htm

They still need proof that it was this guy? http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20051015153348/uncyclopedia/images/7/7b/Hamburgler.jpg

So, how long until these are mandatory?

Let's not forget that years ago Gordon Murray designed the McLaren F1 and numerous successful race cars. I'd suspect that this new car is good at doing what it is intended for. This is like having Colin Chapman design a truck that's good for hauling lumber.