It has nothing to do with the actions and behavior of the enemy. They are not up to our standards. Let’s not lower ourselves to theirs.

Hey, better then writing wiener articles in Playgirl.

Thanks. I pretty much considered it all worth it when I ranked Slim Jim flavors a few years ago, all just icing on the cake now

Well done Will. Very well written.

Yeah, I see what you’re getting at, but I still think some of it is a bit extreme. Like with Groupon, I would get some deals emailed to me that seemed relevant to my interests and area, but a lot of it wasn’t. But with those things you either get all of it or nothing for the most part. And nobody wants over 100 emails…

So how do we get The People to do the same thing with the Congress and the national debt?

Um, that’s not the point at all lol. You wouldn’t fix this to avoid “accidental hacking.” You would fix this to avoid people using a known exploit intentionally get access to your system.

So by Whitlock’s logic, the only self-aware writers are the unsuccessful ones.

Not really new, but nice. I’ve had my galaxy note 10.0 for 2 or 3 years at this point and this functionality was built into the stock keyboard. It was super accurate even with my messy cursive.

-Remember that time I wrote a poorly-worded and confusing email to you that was just a hair under the length of the Infinite Jest?

-I do, ole chap! I had such a silly haircut back then. Welp, let's bury the hatchet and get back to completely ruining the entire fucking world.

Come on — they'll both have a good laugh about this at the I-bank in 5 years after they've just closed the big merger that will put 16,000 people out of work....

We're always happy to dump on ESPN when they screw up, but submitting a well-researched public records request on a subject of legitimate public interest in the expectation that it won't be sprayed all over the internet on Christmas Eve in an attempt to dampen its findings is definitely not an area where they screwed…

Yeeeaaaaa... no. I appreciate Tyler for his content and his original analysis. You want perfect grammar, spelling, links, and other edits? Pay him. STFU and pay him. You and every other grammer wussie who can't read and comprehend unless sentence structure is perfect and all grammatical rules are followed and all…

Please by the time the Navy releases this info to the public, the Chinese and Russian governments have already had it for years.

We could never buy these because the DoD is not structurally built to accept small, inexpensive and capable anything. Anything. A 24-man, 200 foot sub in the USN? I keep laughing even thinking about that making its way through the acquisition process.

An odd little fact about the Gotland: due to its extremly cramped compartments, and the heat generated by the equipment, the crew (especially the sonar techs) often stand watch in just their underwear.

"Whats that? You have 24"s on your Cadillac? Isn't that cute..."

Corsets! Corsets were so tight in the Victorian era and built in such a way (contracting the lungs and organs) as to produce the hourglass shape. This compressed the diaphragm and lungs making it nearly impossible for women to take deep breathes. As such, when shocked or stunned, they would faint from not being able…