Strangeite
Strangeite
Strangeite

The Potato Chips were very crispy (kettle cooked) and being that Albrecht (the owner of Trader Joes and the brother of the owner of Aldi) is German, all of their chocolate is excellent.

I thought the same thing, at first. But then I realized that NASA is fucking awesome and that they probably have a pretty good reason for "only" including a 2GB drive.

Dude, you should get to a doctor to have yourself checked out. My wife and I just killed a bag of Trader Joe's Chocolate Covered Potato Chips tonight.

Yes, but mostly on Mac blogs as the CPU is a custom PowerPC 750 (a G3 in Apple terms) that is 200 Mhz.

I don't know about that.

You hit the nail on the head.

Is it just me, or are the Leakeys becoming the Rothchilds of the Anthropology world?

Oh, one other tidbit. As an educated, well-traveled, self-described liberal that just happens to also be a redneck, living in flyover country and makes my living promoting the cultural traditions of rural America, I meet many people from both ends of the spectrum.

I like you. You seem like a reasonable person that is willing to recognize the merits of others arguments, even if you disagree with them.

"He who knows best knows how little he knows"

I don't know, this might just be one of the most illuminating comment threads on io9.

The kinja tripped me once again.

I am a gun owning, Constitution-loving American, but I do not believe that increased gun ownership causes a decrease in crime, just as it is absurd to think that the passing of the assault weapons ban lead to the decrease in crime starting in the '90s.

But...then that would mean that the 2nd Amendment had no impact on why the crime rate started to drop in the '90s.

I am a high priest Vatican assassin warlock.

I know. We were very fortunate when the 2nd Amendment was finally ratified in the 1990s.

I so want this movie to happen.

What a creepy book. Loved it, but hot damn, creepy as hell.

Go for it.

That is an interesting idea. I could see a government conspiracy-type story that hints at things "supernatural" but in the end is actually just good ol' concrete reality.