...Confucius say.

Approved.

And sorry if I sound pretentious in that comment, I go into essay-mode with these types of things.

I agree with Adams that boredom drives innovation, but I don't think that the new gadgets coming out daily will deplete this boredom. Rather, I think that we'll come to expect the novelty they give us and become as bored with them as we were with what we had to begin with.

May they rest in peace.

You can't kill hatred, which is what we're essentially trying to do in fighting a "war on terror".

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?

Oh god, I can see that being used in a few decades.

We should bake a cake!

Hahaha!

And if he gets No Reply, he might even Twist and Shout.

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Ewww.

by Han Solo!

"Sponsored by Blackberry"

"One cubic centimetre cures ten gloomy sentiments."

or Oppenheimer.

Probably Cat's Cradle. I know that it's arguably his most popular but I didn't like it as much as his other works. I haven't read it in a while so I can't remember what about it I thought was lackluster, but I think I felt it didn't have as much zing or as strong a moral message as Player Piano or Sirens of Titan or…

I'm an obsessive Vonnegut fan so I'm glad he has three up there, but I wish they would have included Player Piano too. I think that's one of his most underrated books.

You just earned a heart, Mr. Frog.