Interesting...but somewhat limited, yeah?

Exactly. It's disappointing, to say the least. I blame the loudness war.

I agree to a point. Beats headphones deal with extra bass (arguably) better than flat-response headphones. If I boost bass frequencies by 6dB in my 7509HDs, I'm probably going to distort them because they're flat-response. The same might not hold true for Beats, as they're made to accommodate those frequencies…

Ah.

Because it's the quintessential edgy fight song of the disgruntled and misguided youth?

Ummm...quick little bit of info...

...are you American? I wasn't aware that y'all was a foreign contraction for "you all." I always thought it was wholly American in nature.

I used to think that, too. But seeing the overwhelming response to SOPA has caused me to have a...I'm hesitant to call it a "change of heart." More like "tentative hope with fingers crossed, but one foot still out the door."

Media sensationalism at its finest! Bravo!

And thus, we should totally let "them" get away with "whatever they want." Because we owe them so much.

Annnnnnnd now I'm back to thinking about candy corn vampires. Damn you, Ark, I was three years clean!

Am I the only one feeling like that excuse is hard to justify on the Internet?

You're not alone. I'd rather not be crushed or suffocated, thanks.

How are breasts poor writing, exactly? #trollfeeding

I have to think that at some point we'll just become immune to this sort of ridiculously-obvious advertising.

I second this statement.

The 11-pound titanium ball was actually part of an elaborate contraption designed to alleviate boredom in low-level orbit. Originally, the ball was to be welded to a 500ft length of chain, which would then be fitted to a large, 15-pound titanium "cup." The "cup" would act as a receptacle for the aforementioned…

Okay, I was all "Psh, I could do that" until 0:56. 0:56 got an eyebrow-raise from me.

^ is copyrighted by BMI. Consider Gawker banned under SOPA. Thanks, SA10. /sarcasm

Thought this was a "Monolake: Indigo" spot.