It's just a flesh wound! Come back here!

I used to feel that way, until I began to notice all of my handheld devices all die every 18 to 24 months and my $100 TI-83 is still going strong after nearly 2 decades.

What I'm amazed about is that these things still cost $100.

Not... amazed, I guess. I mean, when I was in high school, I always imagined graphing calculators would eventually be super awesome (and way cheaper). Turns out I was wrong. And it's basically because Texas Instruments has a monopoly on the market. I mean, there's Casio... but who buys a calculator from people who…

And suddenly, world-wide Math test scores dropped dramatically!

I know that was made by an RX8 fanboy and its one reason you cant help but love them. Of all of the fanboys Rotary guys/gals have the most self-deprecating sense of humors.

Too long; didn't Wankel.

Who else but Mazda to tell you how a Wankel Rotary engine works? Even if a Rotary isn't really better than internal combustion as Mazda says, this is video is well worth your time.

Now you're just blowing my mind.

What happens when the internet reads a story about a dealership versus a petulant rich scumbag? Stay tuned, heads will surely explode.

This sort of event is not widespread in Japan?! Manga has lied to me!!!

Man, this answers so many questions for me. I never understood until now why so many people online were always utterly disparaging of Time. I'm in Australia, so I always viewed it as a relatively intelligent publication to pick up at the airport or whatever. I'm totally floored.

"Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public."

Friendly reminder that the US edition of Time Magazine sees its readers as idiots and is terrified of covering any issue of substance: