Asexuality was one of the awesome things from the movie Hanna. The dude's all like: "Would you like to [kiss now]?" and Hanna's like: "Kissing requires a total of 34 facial muscles, and 112 postural muscles."

My church embraces these relationships. Prior to jumping on that bandwagon, sex had way too much of a presence for me to actually focus on the person I was with. It's all we looked forward to, was the icing on the cake. Plus, these kind of relationships are just easier... impressing someone to get in their pants is a…

It's not passive aggressive if you're telling them about it. Compensating for their lateness is only a superficial solution to mask the real problem. Anyone who doesn't know to add on time will be caught off guard and inconvenienced themselves (and that could include potential employers, clients, etc.)

I actually do appreciate this method, but I have one of my own, as well. Show them their tardiness affects more than just them.

Read the article, it mentions to use this after you've already talked to them multiple times.

The tops and bottoms of those rubber bands are WAAAAY too close together for my comfort... if that saw gets tangled in those.... it's game over.

*reads the last sentence*

I think equally likely that this could be a trap, is that it could be a prank...

Right, it should all depend on usage. If you use it like a book, as people using the Kindle currently do, then it should be fine-eroosky. Just have the display sit there for reading, and it won't have to update the display. Thus battery life should remain roughly similar. But again, it all depends on usage.

What clip is the picture from? I remember it being posted about, but I never watched the video

All. the. time.

True, it was incredibly still, especially for being an atmospheric phenomenon. That road analogy is wavy, I'd hate to think how distorted the view would be from entire horizons away.

Light doesn't always travel in a straight line. It moves and curves depending on differences in atmospheric density. When you look down a hot road, and see that wavy reflection of the sky, that's light that's coming down toward the ground, but then decided to curve upward again because of the greater density of the…

I've always wanted to be able to do this sort of thing. Although his reason was that it was a sort of way of celebrating the process from 'environment' to 'our homes'...

I've spent a LOT of time thinking about this in the past. (like probably way too much) I won't go into all the explanations (I've developed a habit of overly long-winded theories) but here's what I think:

1. Torture Device

Too much work. I'll get my internet lackeys to do it for me. GARY! Chop-chop, that moon isn't gonna shoot itself!

Awesome!

I don't know the energy it takes to get something into space, and frankly, I'm not gonna look it up myself when I have internet lackeys to do it for me.. but the question I have is... does this have it? Can it go all. the. way...?

I know I already commented, but, well, I don't care.