Nice.

So stop reading Gizmodo.

*nm

I like that you throw in the "roid rage," just to cover all of your bases and make sure no one takes you seriously.

Here's what you do:

I like having the soldiers carry around their service weapon.

As much as I hate to use Wikipedia, it appears to be common to see service members carrying their rifles - here's a dude doing the same thing with the same weapon:

I admire the guy. It's almost impossible to say "this wasn't staged" with a straight face, yet he does it, and he probably does it with a look as though to say "What, are you going to call me a liar? Because you know what happens to people who do that."

No, I was wondering where the change in description came from. The source link had a different way of describing his voice than Giz's, but both were in quotes, so I was just curious if it was a full quote, if Jesus had changed it, or if he had transcribed it off of an audio recording himself.

Related: [www.huffingtonpost.com]

Gizmodo's quote: " 'Ten degrees pitch' (in a very cold, calm voice)"

Nice. Further off topic, I'm pretty sure my boss engages me in psychological warfare by scheduling meetings with me in Outlook on days she won't be here.

"This is essentially the same as the police storming your home and taking away your computers without a warrant because they think you might have done something illegal. "

Go Invisible works until people realize that you're faking it and they can still IM you.

There is judicial oversight. As you can see in the image above, a warrant for the seizure is issued, just like in cases where authorities want to seize physical property.

"But this apparent expansion of ICE's power to shut down websites with little oversight or consequence is more troubling than any copyright violation."

I saw one at Walmart for $20 bucks around Father's Day.

"Not his fault for trusting someone else who clearly didn't know what they were doing"

"Do they speak English in what?"

If he had just used his head when building it.