@Denver: The author part or the static electricity? If the latter, I find your ideas thusly intriguing and I wish to further fund your research.
@Denver: Except you're not one of, if not the most awesome sci-fi author in the universe.
One of the short stories in "The Nine Billion Names of God" describes how the Russians (during the cold war) could be compelled to provide around-the-clock hardcore gay porn to the US via satellite. (not joking at all)
I think the word 'work' should be in quotes as well.
I shall place this knife in my mouth thusly. Now my mouth is bleeding. Although further research is pending the stoppage of bleeding in my mouth, I nevertheless remain optimistic about subsequent trials.
I don't get what's happening in #2. Is he flying? Or is he just showing off his taint?
Hello Game.com 2 HD!
I and I'd eye that eye on iPhone.
I think the real problem lies in the fact that all they did in meetings was bitch and moan about how crowded the conference room was.
@Ron-Mexic0: Ugh, I'm getting the sony 3d tv ad.
It's a coooool 75 degrees here in Spokane with 36% humidity. Won't need that AC but thanks!
@skt.smth: Korean HDMI cables aren't gold plated, gas-injected, and rf-shielded to maximize the data bit stream for maximum 3D HD content fidelity.
where's start and select? I see the perfect place for them, yet the opportunity has not been exploited.
@debbyherbenick: What I mean is: I usually keep my clothes on when I get coffee from Starbucks.
Ha, that's what I thought, too.
I think I saw this already. I may have dreamed it but I swear I saw 3d and laptop and blu-Ray in sentences near each other. At the very least I'm confident I am not intoxicated that much.
So that's where the military's dragon project went. What did they do with the speakers?
@Thomas Thorne: That the fuck is an "mp3 speaker"
@Stevox: I liked running games in dos because when you hit the windows key, your game wouldn't crash. Although, that's win95 territory there.