What an amazing incentive to keep even more people completely uninterested in buying a 3DTV.

@im2fools: I like your theory, although Leonardo's widely-presumed homosexuality and well known reputation for not finishing projects for years, if ever (which would explain him carrying it around for the remainder of his life), makes it a bit hard to swallow.

@Stem_Sell: Booooooooo!

@Tin_Zeppelin: That was written from my perspective, and yes, my old Samsung has an automagically updating clock. I don't remember the last phone I had that didn't.

@aec007: Many trillions, not millions.

@AwokeKnowing: The odds of a planet being Earth-like enough to nurture intelligent beings is far less that one in many trillions.

That's awesome my alarm clock tip made it in, although I find it curious that my login name (not my username) was given credit. Does my username lack a certain level of credibility?

@AwokeKnowing: It's ridiculous to even consider we are the only intelligent beings in the entire Universe.

@Chernobyl: WIN

@Dj Orphic (junior member of the jez kink squad): Try Unce in Dutch

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@hawkeye18 done: They pour a lot of money into their space program and this is a necessary means to protect their long-term investments.

@tagny.daggart: Even now, it would take several months, if not years for it to do significant damage to our grids. A decade (or more) from now when it is operational, it wouldn't stand a chance of causing enough headaches for us before we get rid of it with a ground-based missile.

@hawkeye18 done: First of all, one doesn't covertly plan a fruitless invasion that is sure to leave civilization in ruins 10 years ahead of time by letting the world know you're creating a satellite that has a potential for malice.

@hawkeye18 done: I doubt the space recycling plan could be profitable, and a satellite-sabotage mission would be an act of war. They would be better off launching some ICBMs and saving everyone some time.

@Bryan Labchuk: Good. Identifying your problem is the first step toward fixing it.

@Bryan Labchuk: Seriously? Nevermind.

@Bryan Labchuk: Did you not read my comment, or do you just not understand the implications?

@Bryan Labchuk: You do realize that equating meat to cigarettes makes you sound like a raving lunatic, right?

Does anyone know where I can get a 16oz Altoids tin?