Gee, $70 a month to have my old WRT-54G be the bottleneck in my home network?

Off to eBay!

At Western Winter Blast 2011, there was a tribute to club member who recently passed away. Her favorite firework was a girandola, so the tribute show in her honor launched a thousand girandolas of various sizes.

We build control panels, Motor Control Cabinets, and such so I always double check the cable being ordered now. It took a pipe bender to get that stuff around the corner!

That is a badass girandola. I've only made the smaller ones.

Everyone knows that "Good, Patriotic Christians" do everything they can to deny rights to those different from themselves. Why is making a fake Facebook account any different?

Bull-fucking-shit, dude. Yes, you missed a lot. They financially support organizations that promote anti-gay therapy that has resulted in many, many suicides.

They don't want some jackass trying to cut conduit with it, likely due to the hardness of the blades.

I didn't know 4/0 came in single conductor. Considering how hard the THHN was to bend, "flexible" would definitely be a stretch of the term. MTW for the win!

Well, then you are contributing a portion of your money to groups that discriminate against and openly work to deny and reverse the rights of gays. It's the same thing as the owner of a company donating to the Ku Klux Klan. They have Biblical justifications for their redneck views, too. Just ask 'em!

It's very simple, actually:

But how does it compare to the yellow blotches around my first iPad2?

Cat Scratch Fever ain't just a song by The Nuge. Follow your doctor's advice and report any changes immediately. The doctor would much rather tell you "It's nothing to worry about" than "You should have come in yesterday."

Well, most folks call it The Stranger.... THANK YOU! I'M HERE ALL WEEK! TRY THE VEAL!

Totally believable. We used to add a can of Coke to the mop water for the stage when the dancers complained about the floor being too slick. It's a good thing that bees and flies aren't drawn to sweet smells!

Or use your computer and HomeSeer. It's much, much less than $2,000.

Backyard camping is a great way to get kids (especially small ones) introduced to the idea of camping, though. There's always the safety of being able to go back inside.

Obviously, your Gmail account was one of the "inspirations" :)

http://www.nwf.org/Get-Outside/Great-American-Backyard-Campout.aspx

You haven't asked yourself the right question. What is nothing?