@HackMod: I'm not sure you understand the gravity of the situation.

Okay, THAT guy is pretty badass. A little gay (This coming from a gay man), but badass nonetheless. Good for you, sir, good for you.

Does it piss anyone off that what Apple considers a "big sale" is EIGHT percent off for an iPad?

I'm wary of shit like this. A few weeks ago, the bank of UPS batteries in a server room decided to overheat, kill the HVAC units, and burn out their control board so that they wouldn't stop dumping charge into millions of dollars in switches. We had to wait for them to die before going in to scrap everything. :P

@Y2KGTP: APC is a brand; they make UPSs.

Anti-age potion, you say? You mean that glycolic acid hydrates aren't good enough? Damn.

@Captain_F_Amazing: That too.

My favourite Top Gear episode is definitely the one where they build their own recreational vehicles.

@lololzak: That avatar only works if you have a star.

That's SO COOL. I have totally had this idea.

@Joseph Shaul: I still don't understand how a rounded wheel is better for a dusty surface than a flat one. It's like a shorter version of a tank tread.

@rotaryfreakjoe: No, no they're not. No one buys and Enzo Ferrari or an F1 to resell later, and the steep buy-in for such an item dissuades just that.

That's [expletive] stupid.

@hawkpidgeon: I know; that's why I linked it.

@Spasticteapot: Lunar rovers do not drive fast, and noise is not an issue. And when did the rover ever pull a turn so sharp and fast that the lateral load is ever a problem?

@Spasticteapot: They're using metal-spring tires that won't fix the pseudoproblem that you present. Lunar dust is not deep. How did the Apollo astronauts walk on the surface without sinking?

I don't mean to nit pick, but that's actually a pump action grenade launcher. Bolt-action has, well, a bolt, and as far as I can tell, there isn't even a mechanism made for bolt-action launchers.

@Phrosty: Cars are NEVER an investment.

I'm disappointed that there's not a video.