I think the lead shot is photoshopped.

Dat membrane.

This isn't exactly academic writing, my friend. I don't need to watch my pronouns that closely, do I?

Yeah, I used to work at a summer camp that used vans with Rain-X treated windows to bus kids around. It's pretty neat tech. But it's not that drops don't stick to the surface - they do.

That makes much more sense. Thanks!

Just nobody tell them you're also supposed to load warheads in them.

You mean the F-22. That's the one with all the problems.

A beautiful concept? Really? I don't think I could describe it as beautiful. Cool, like a nice chaise lounge in the shade in June, yes. Beautiful, like Jennifer Lawrence, no.

I love showing that video to people. It blows their minds.

If water can't stick, how is it going to stay on the surface?

I'm wondering why the missile is painted in camouflage colors. Makes it kinda easy to spot in the air, doesn't it?

They're real, and they're spectacular.

That makes so much more sense now.

Hahaha I know. I'm hoping to get a GSII during the summer when I actually have a decent-paying job.

Ugh. Everyone goes on about how great smartphone cameras are. Maybe they are, but the horrors of 2 MP camera phones will probably haunt me forever.

Well, think about it. These people in North Korea are basically brainwashed to hate South Korea. If we unify those two countries, there's not a doubt in the world we have a lot of fighting on our hands, hence it not being a good idea in the next twenty years.

Even 4.5" is kind of pushing it. There comes a point when it just gets ridiculous. What does a 5" screen do that a 4" screen can't?

I can't tell if you're trying to be funny or mean. Either way, kudos!

I'm a bit behind the curve when it comes to smartphones - I can't afford my own so I get my parents' whenever their contarct expires, so I'm getting a Galaxy S this June. Even that screen might be more trouble than it's worth.

Alright, then please explain to me the benefits of a 5-inch screen over a 4-inch one.