@KevlarSTi: Ugh. Blow me. I've already conceded defeat. How about backing off and stepping down from your pedestal. I'm pretty sure you don't know everything either. So I was mistaken. So I was wrong. Is it the end of the world?

@OfficerMike: OK. But I would love to see that experiment played out.

@Aces_Over_Kings: I stand corrected in one aspect. I stand firm that rise of surrounding water is based on displacement of water. If you put 100 pounds of styrofoam in a lake and then a 100 pound ship, the ship will displace more water because more of it is submerged beneath the water...whether any point of the ship…

@Eltigro: What?

@Eltigro: WRONG!

@Eltigro: What are you smoking? Weight? Really? So if you step into a bathtub, the water rises as much as you weigh? That's ridiculous.

Wait a minute. What happened to the image of the gKeyboard with the Lock indicator an LED in the shift key...as if to represent that a double tap of the shift key would initiate the caps lock feature? I don't think they should eliminate the option, just the key. As mentioned previously, keywords in SQL statements are…

@stifflittlefinger: All the stuff? All we're printing? All of it? All TempaCheer.

@Tonttunator: Really? Really!?

@thecackster: I disagree. Unless that designer didn't care at all about map legibility.

It's called cartography.

I upgraded my DoubleTwist app last night. I don't have the AirSync app. (I typically try to stay away from paid apps. Yes, I'm cheap.) However, when connecting my DrInc, I noticed that there is now only one device in the table of contents. Previously, the TOC would show two separate devices, one for each piece of…

@RubiksCube: You mean "Tootie" from Facts of Life?

WiMax is a verb now? Awesome. That stellars me.

@hawkeye18 - SHO fanatic: ...or "I'm a ridiculous asshole."

@Stem_Sell: Who in the hell is Will?

@NaeemTHM: Cherish the wisdom. Salute the past. We had our time. As much fun as it was, more is to be had.

@ehed13: 80% of your calls are emergencies? I'd hate to live your drama-filled diary.

Well said. I've realized since I got my iPhone 2 years ago that society as a whole spends much more time looking at the palm of their hand than enjoying and realizing the infinite world around us.

@sg1969: Here's my point: