I guess you can't edit the photo in edit mode, or delete the post.

Outstanding, except for this one chair.

After you spend over 30 years in Aerospace and the satellite industry, maybe you'll have room to talk.

Based on Curiosity's total weight of approx. 2000 pounds on Earth, on Mars each bolt is supporting approx. 9 pounds (not counting momentary stresses). Each bolt could easily support over a 100 pounds.

BTW, I misspoke, there are no nuts. The bolts screw into machined and threaded components.

Yup, it happens sometimes. A few less nuts and bolts and they could have opted for thicker skin on the wheels.

Now this is fracking awesome. Sign me up.

I don't like it, but maybe it'll grow on me.

Looks like they could have done some weight reduction on the number of bolts and washers around that central hub. I'm guessing that their are 14 nuts and bolts. I believe it's a little overkill.

You know . . . Close Captioning is not helping me understand what the little girl said at the end.

YES!!!

Yup, looking for that Blackberry magic, come out with a new product and it explodes with humiliation.

Ah the Stiletto. Is that the one that she is suppose to wear when she is standing on my back? How does that work?

He should advise the customer that it is not correct, but if the customer insists, then include the apostrophe.

Did I miss the recipe somewhere? I clicked all of the links.

Next they'll make one that sounds like a violin.

In reference to the first screw that he filed and sanded, the head of the screw must be heavier and stick out over the surface, because he can't cut the grove for the screwdriver slot to fit until he knows exactly how it will line up with the rest of the gun. Most of the slot for the screwdriver gets filed away, what…

Now that is fine craftsmanship.

I agree. They may be able to create a duplicate of you, but they will never be able to actually transfer your consciousness into anything. The same reason the so called transporters will never work. They may be able to re-create a duplicate(replacement), but it will never be you.

On top of all the other confusion, they use commas for decimals and decimals for commas in their numbers.