Must..work..with..Pinball Fantasies. or no buy.

As God as my witness, you will have some of my money if you provide contact details. My wife loves rice pudding.

How about "don't get a tattoo, ever"? At least carry around a picture of what you want to get for ten years, then, if you still have it, get the tattoo.

What would most women of today say? That parallel parking is easy?

https://www.google.com/search?q=paypass+logo&hl=en&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS497US497&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=8NFpUPDQJYO-0QWp2YDIDA&ved=0CCAQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=909 is a Google Images link to the various forms of the PayPass logo. Customer pin pads are coming with it installed. Heck, even the local mom-n-pop…

In the Dead Kennedy's song: Mtv Get Off the Air, there's a line about "accountants, instead of music fans, call all the shots at giant record companies now. the lowest common denominator rules"

No antibiotics? Next thing you'll tell me is that they didn't take a GPS, either!

I'm a "read enough about it to not want to do it" guy. I am more than happy with my XT10G telescope, SkySafari to control and move it, and visual observation.

There are a lot of "prime focus" options out there, including holders for iPhones. The big problem with using a D-SLR on reflector telescopes is the weight of the camera. Reflector (Newtonian) scopes give you more aperture for the buck, so you get more light.

http://www.telescope.com/Articles/Current-Articles/Astrophotography/pc/9/c/192/com/198.uts has some info for you that you might find interesting.

I thought about getting into astrophotography, but I don't have the desire to spend $5K for an entry level setup, then spend eight hours outside at night, while never getting to actually look through the telescope, just to get pictures to which people will inevitably say "that's not as good as the Hubble".

...and it's all thanks to a grocer who accepted moonshine as payment.

That would be awesome to see.

Wow! Only $68 and you too can look like a flat billed cap wearing douche forever!

It works as well as that "The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." statement.

I concur with your assessments of both devices. The Nexus One Car Dock had Bluetooth incorporated, as well. (It wasn't that useful in my XTerra, but in a quiet car it worked well.)

Glad I wasn't the only one who did that!

Try as I might, I cannot bring myself to really enjoy arcade style games on anything without buttons. iPad, Galaxy Nexus, just don't cut it for me. They're great for Ticket to Ride and whathaveyou that don't require looking in one area and hoping your fingers stay over the right spot on the screen (and gimicky gyro…

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Stupid is as stupid does.