I have over 10,000 unread emails in my one inbox. Can't imagine a zeroed inbox. Kind of scary in a 2012 apocalypse kind of way. Sign of the end times, and all that.

It's as illegal as Gizmodo asking for photos of Zuckerberg for money.

That's more like the boat from Tropic Thunder, with Hulk Hogan.

That photo is so old, the extension was .glyph!

You mean glaziers?

Proof this was an inside job!

Not really. I still suspect it crashed(perhaps by their actions), they repaired the superficial damage for a propaganda purposes.

"Correction: this story has been modified to clarify that the drone used in the U of T experiment was not a government drone, but a UAV owned by the university. "

Well, I can see the corkscrew end being good for attaching it to another stick. Just screw it on the outside. But I need to cook more than one dog, so I'll stick with this: [www.sportsmansguide.com]

I can't understand how people can use routers w/o external/upgradable antennii.

Wouldn't those same adhesive graphics also prevent a crack from expanding, as the pressure on the are would be spread over the area of the decal?

I carry this on my belt at all times. Will cut seat belts, has very little chance of cutting a person, allows you to use your weight to cut something one handed, etc... I keep it filled with these: [www.amazon.com]

I remember when these came out years ago, and I saw them in Galls.

Except that's how the pilots get air.

And how does the spray on coating adhere to the skin? With an adhesive.

As someone who has had to fit a respirator, when it comes to face masks, stuff like facial hair can throw off the seal. If there is a negative pressure, surrounding air can invade. It could also invade if you are talking, which can break the seal as your face moves.

A class II probe.

They HAVE to use real food if they are advertising the food. If they are advertising cornflakes, the cornflakes HAVE to be real. The milk may be fake, the grapefruit on the side may be, but the cornflakes MUST be real. The people you know lied to you, or they are breaking the law.

Nope. If they are advertising coffee, they need to use coffee. If they are using the coffee as a background/accessory, they can use something else.

Not that I would know, but isn't that more of a Lego "clutch"?