I'm not impressed. Ugly as @ss. Get a USB hub, like everyone else already said. The extension cords for the AV in/out plugs is smart, but the Sugru on the side of the monitor is garbage.

My kid would have passed out with 2 of them. You could probably have gotten your neighbors to chip in on the purchase.

This usually works.

Didn't fly much last year, but I've racked up my share of airline miles. The portable electronics that I carry on-board are: iPod Classic, Kindle 3, a tablet, and a netbook. Thats pretty much the order that they'll get pulled out, also.

I don't care what it is made of as long as it doesn't peel up when the snow plows and the graders scrape over it every winter.

This sounds awesome. I want.

And you may ask yourself

NP.

#3: Buy your own gauge. They're cheap, and they're more trustworthy than the one at the gas station. Many gas stations these days do NOT have air, free or not. Around here, few do. The ones that used to have air no longer do because idiots ruin the hoses. The AAFES gas station on base has free air, but the hose is so…

Damn allergies are really getting to me today.

Its because of shi* like this that my friends keep enforcing the stacking limit when we play Fortress Europa.

That is a disgusting sandwich and an epic monument to gargantuan lack of portion control. I could do sandwiches for all four of my kids for a week of school lunches out of that, and still have all the pastrami for myself.

That was a RTM, or a hammerhead stall turn. It was initiated with insufficient AGL to ensure a safe exit altitude. Diminished power performance at altitude resulted in an insufficient apex altitude for the turn, and diminished lift capacity at altitude resulted in excess altitude loss during the tail of the maneuver.…

Return to target maneuver performed in thin air at high altitude, probably attempted with an aircraft loaded with a full bag of gas, ammo, and externals. Entry altitude for the RTM was too low, and the resulting exit altitude from the RTM was lower than expected by the pilot due to thin air at altitude. Diminished…

Before anyone whines that the F-15 doesn't have a weapons officer, and they'd be right to whine about that, I'll simply point out that the F-15E Strike Eagle does have a weapons officer. The article is fuzzy about this, not specifying the variety of F-15 involved in this incident, and the "shoot from the hip"…

I always obey stopLIGHTS and crosswalks. Stopsigns are "optional".

I have access to a full gym and shower facility when I get to work. My clinic is attached to a physical therapy clinic. I can get as wet and messy as I want to on my ride in, shower, change into fresh clothes, and I'm ready for the day.

sunflower is pretty spiffy. Don't see it mentioned anywhere.

I'm baffled. You do a "test search" in order to verify if your internet connection is working? WTF?

That is pretty much exactly how I eat a grapefruit. Its a FRUIT. Its like a big orange. I peel it and eat it like its a big orange. I look at the pic of the sliced up grapefruit above and all I see is how much fruit is wasted on the skin when it is sliced up like that.