I remember the first time my wife and I drove past that. We were like... oh... so this is Texas. Amazing.

Hilarious... but like in a tragic comedy kind of way... like the end of Hamlet...

Oh God... I forgot that Rick Perry would be in charge of this! Much like I assume Rick Perry forgot Rick Perry would be in charge of this!

That’s so odd. My late 2009 iMac just died last week too. Used it every day. Updated the HD to an SSD a few years back. Loved that machine. Now I’m running an Alienware alpha with OS 10.11. Hackintoshes sure have gotten easier. I’ll upgrade the screen. Thanks for the suggestion. Again, condolences.

We actually did raise the San Vicente dam in San Diego... so that’s one.

You're going to a lot of effort to sell a free service... and I'm reading really deeply into a thread.... so who's actually avoiding work here? That's what I want to know. Its probably me.

You're absolutely right. Sometimes we buy these gadgets or whatever, and they cost a small fortune. Then we never use them. Which is worse? To use it and destroy it, or to never use it and well, never use it?

If it is an invented quote attributed to a real author, I think that could be plagiarism. If its totally fake then I agree with you. Either way, academic misconduct and right to the dean! - College Writing TA

The physical holes on the glass, the grate, are too small for a microwave to pass through. The wavelength causes them to scatter. So, basically, they just reflect off, while visible light can pass through the holes. I think (and I could be really wrong here) that a microwave had a wavelength of like 10mm. So, as long…

The physical holes on the glass, the grate, are too small for a microwave to pass through. The wavelength causes them to scatter. So, basically, they just reflect off, while visible light can pass through the holes. I think (and I could be really wrong here) that a microwave had a wavelength of like 10mm. So, as long…