@Merricat: And Titan Gaming is the sort of group that'd buy the company but not hire the folk running it.

@DancingCorpse: Dude, umm... do a search for Artaxs and Xfire...

@SanjiX: "it was acquired by Viacom, the parent company of MTV Networks, in April 2006."

@Grahamunculus the Corpse Golem: Speed reading sucks, don't it.

@fupa17: They don't own Xfire. You could start there...

@Altima NEO: That's exactly why someone would buy the platform and fire the team. That or you have your own product you want to peddle under that brand.

@Thecenturyslayer: "it was acquired by Viacom, the parent company of MTV Networks, in April 2006."

@iNode: Yes it was more of a satirical response to the "if you aren't doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about" vibe your original comment.

@iNode: First they came for the ragequiters, but I did not speak, for I raged not. Then they came for the campers, but I did not speak, for I sniped not. Then they came for the laggers, but I did not speak, for I had DSL. Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak...

@noshadowscast: Vitamin C is water soluble, they are likely just dissolving it in water and pumping out an ultra fine mist. And it's been used in moisturizers for a while now.

These are all images from games that Mark Ferrari did art for. They are already in games, just not ones being sold today.

@Swobo: The sort you can order for a couple of thousand dollars and stick in your store. These aren't bank ATM's, these are those rinky dink ones you'd find in an off brand gas station or restaurant that aren't even tied to a specific bank and typically have huge fees attached.

Wait, these guys had it wrong?

Although I agree with many who think this is just a billing process (consolidating your data transfers into a single line item), it would be interesting to see what you could find out if you got one of AT&T's microcells and monitored the router you connected it to.

@Nightwriter: Hmmm. Survey says... yes!

@spooki: No, the reality is the right way to go about changing things is to stop letting them get away with being uppity and paranoid. Shutting up and putting up with them is just as wrong when dealing with the abuses of power the TSA enjoy as it is when that special someone doesn't realize no means no.

@sgtred: Because if the reaction to this sticker is any hint, PETA and the SPCA would apparently mistake the stickers for the real thing and lynch them on the spot?

@spooki: Because you can't tell a sticker from the real thing? Poor depth perception?

@thatgirlmay: And there are. Submitter just choose to highlight the one that pissed them off.

@longooglite: I think that last one wasn't ever really on the list.