@Daddy Rocket will get the hell out of some groceries: No, their are others with bad taste.

@all oiled up: It's hard to tell on these interwebs sometimes. I was sure hoping.

@all oiled up: This is what you're outraged by?

I would like some more Where is My Mind.

@stuntman_dan66: Or you know 20 years later after laboring over someone else's labor of love.

The 90s rocked, good economy, no war, laid back, it has to rank as one of the best decades. Also, the F1.

@PotbellyJoe - wants to build a little turtle fence around his soul: Yes it was.

@Pzychotix: I apologize for thinking it's fucking stupid.

@jcollierdavis: Fuck is twitter?

@bananafishtoday: I understand the excitement and sense of accomplishment one would get out of creating anything beautiful, but what about viruses/hackers that are malicious and just want to destroy and create headache and chaos? That is the opposite of what you have described. I am not trying to win an argument I…

@JoeOfTexas: I'm a lawyer and I understand the thrill people seek by breaking the law (which still seems strange to me), I suppose I will never fully understand the attraction. If there is so much to learn etc... than why not work for someone (McAfee?) and monetize your abilities without actually causing harm, and…

@Maave: I understand the good side and I even understand doing it for monetary gain even if illegal. I just do not understand how causing harm to other computers/systems/networks etc. is fun on any level. It seems to me comparable to vandalism/trespassing.

Prof. Ned Brainard

@Maave: It just seems that knowledge/talent in this area could be used in a more productive and less destructive way.

What does one get out of hacking or writing viruses? I am not talking about any actions that involve monetary gain.

@jayhudgeons: And if it is a Clear Channel station hear that song every hour on the hour.

This is why I only use leaded.

/Mythbuster'd

Smart Car.

1998 Bonneville.