Oooooo! 10 miles! 20 miles!! Oh no, that is far to distant to travel!

Curiosity isn't about profit. It's about something far more important.

The worst part of it all is that Avatar was a terrible piece-of-shit movie.

It's because he's a spic.

Different country, different legal system. The max sentence in Norway is 21 years. Chances are he will never get out since they can keep him locked up if he is still deemed a threat.

You forgot to add "I am a loser" in your stupid little tagline.

Who cares?

If they don't have everything but the roads made from studded base plates, they'll have done it wrong.

Kind of like how Avatar was a copy and paste of Pocahontas.

I don't. My pictures do not need to be online for any reason.

No area in the US is so remote that there is not a school to attend.

Swiss Rolls are yummy indeed. Also good are serveral cakes from Vachon; Joe Louis, May West, Ah Caramel, Passion Flakie.

Eoin Stanley didn't archive the first issue of Nintendo Power. That was scanned by Retromags, and he is taking credit for it. It's the exact same scan that has been on Retromags.com for years.

Eoin Stanley didn't archive the first issue of Nintendo Power. That was scanned by Retromags, and he is taking credit for it. It's the exact same scan that is on Retromags.com.

No, but there is reasoning with your kind. Sure, the internet lets you look things up quickly, but to become so reliant one something the way people rely so much on the internet to live their lives? That's pathetic. Like you.

I guess when you live int he US with its piss-poor public school system, you have to worry about that stuff.

It has if you go to a real web site that isn't run by man-children.

Does this site only employ immature idiots or something? You guys better NEVER call yourselves a professional tech blog, because you are as far from professional as you can get. Maybe you can get some pointers from Engadget on how to be professional.

Yay, Internet classrooms. Nothing is better than secluding children during their developmental years and turning into a Gizmodo regular instead of putting them in a classroom where they can develop social skills and make friends. Yeah, that sounds like a great idea...

To make more cars in order to make more money. A completely different scenario than this.