@FrankenPC: The only impressive part of Constantine.

@Randy: There's a reason that wherever we have tanks on display in memorials, the turrets are pointed to the north.

I could totally go watch "Avatar" again 2 or 3 times, if it weren't for the fact I had to drive 100 miles to see it at a decent theater.

My general reaction whenever someone at work complains about something the computer does that makes no sense is to declare "It's because the computer hates you."

Wait, David Hewlett is in Splice?

At my family's Thanksgiving, if you don't eat meat, you can stuff yourself on crescent rolls and cranberry sauce.

@npd33: It might give you sharper pictures. The grip might give you a tactical sensation that you find pleasing, or the viewfinder might work with your eyes in a way that you enjoy. The coupled-rangefinder focusing method might work better with your photographic style than an SLR.

Sorry to be a jerk about it, but have you guys ever considered hiring a copy editor? #clockvase

I'll probably die before being able to afford any of the cameras being discussed in these comments.

And how long until Apple finds some way to crush this under its iron fists?

For anyone who did not RTFA: The barrel he used was one that had been used for honey and was food-grade from the start. Please, for the love of Pete, don't use one that contained oil or the like.

@LoganAdams: Oh, and a film holder for my 50-year-old Crown Graphic camera (As in, a 4x5 inch plane of film) just arrived. How many megapixels is that?

Hi, everyone. I'm still shooting a 20D I bought new 4 years ago and I'm still quite happy with it. I've put about 70,000 frames on it since then and I intend to keep using it until it (God forbid) doesn't work anymore.

They offered me $188 for my Canon 20D. Absolutely not.

I thought newsprint wasn't made with acid. To save money, they just seperate the wood mechanically and press it into paper. Acid is used to remove lignin in paper, though, and lignin is the stuff that makes newsprint turn yellow and brittle.

I work as a newspaper editor. You can bet that I'm going to miss them.

This was some great analysis. Kudos.

@relaxmosphere: I really liked doing that survey. I knew how to do just about every one of those items. Thank you parents, thank you BSA, thank you perpetual feeling of curiousity.

I like the Microsoft ergonomic 4000 keyboard that I use at home and the Belkin ergo keyboard I have at work. For laptops, I love the keyboard on my 2005 Apple 12" ibook (refurb'd, of course).

@nsjames: I used to have one of those. Boy do I miss it now, even though I have one of those mid-size sedans.