I suspect retail vs. engineers is something of a different story.

It'll be interesting to see what happens when the current crop reach management age, though. Just because the results aren't apparent, it doesn't mean nothing's being done.

Gym nuts trying to do the science is always good for a laugh.

Dude, how dare you reply to a new comment on this story when you don't have one!

In his stone cold palms, obviously.

Jealous much?

The point is that the spoiler in question really isn't so significant.

Sunset expert, are you?

If you read the comment I'm replying to, that's clearly not the point I'm making, jackass.

Dude, you know most of the characters are gonna die at some point of other.

You've not seen the 'phile' suffix on any other word?

And indeed the 'action' of a Tolkein book is not in swinging swords...

In what way did it blow you away? I'm interested because it was grating both of the times I watched it with the exception of the fantastic mine scene. Particularly the introductory sequences were vile.

The only good 3D film I've ever seen is Life of Pi - not in 48 frames. The HFR does screw up scenes at regular movement pace, though it's absolutely fantastic for the mine scene. Also, it did make Bag End look more like a set than LotR did.

The 20+ replies to a comment generally makes me scared I've said something so awfully wrong.

'T-Mobile, however, has an 42Mbps HSPA+ network as it's backup, which is almost as fast as LTE'

Tragically, there's quite a distance between the tower and the closest part of the circuit:

Okay, that is pretty odd. Still, at least those things have an end to them - you could play with google glass the whole time.

Okay, so a bad example, but the thought is that Glass is (will be...) capable of oh-so-many distracting things while driving.