Relatively speaking, a stealth helicopter is "silent" compared to a standard helicopter. In reality, it makes noise, but far less than you'd expect from a helicopter.

Yeah, I was using Pidgin (similar to Adium) to log into multiple services as well. This is marginally better than using a multi-client app, moreso if you prefer to use strictly AIM or GTalk (as I do), since it allows you to only use one account instead of separate accounts for each protocol.

You may be misunderstanding the post. You can now add "[username]@aol.com" directly to your GTalk contact list and communicate with them as if they were on GTalk. The reverse is true for AIM (add "[email]@gmail.com" to your AIM contact list).

This.

No, it's anchored to a metal plate that rests on the floor. Your point still stands, though. It took all of 250 milliseconds to determine this was how it was done after glancing at the photo. Ho hum.

I don't speak Japanese, but google translates "Catherine's" bio to read: "The amount of [Class] actually looks her boyfriend Yoshi! I have a race with egg!"

In before "what, no iPhone??" posts.

Enjoy your shrew soup.

Anyone else notice Luigi and Mario in bunny suits at the beginning of the video?

Anyone else notice Luigi and Mario in bunny suits at the beginning of the video?

Preferrably: "...You Dying." or "...When You Die." like someone else said.

That's a very good point. I wouldn't expect to see someone in his line of work with such a good grasp of English punctuation and grammar. Other than the first run-on sentence, he types a lot better than at least 50% of the people I see on Facebook.

I'd go as far as to say even "cool" is a stretch. More like boring and pointless.

Sorry, but I can't agree with the Words with Friends promotion in lieu of WordFeud. WordFeud was written for Android from the ground up, and has become a really mature and well-designed application at this point, while Words with Friends is a resource hog, and looks cartoony and amateurish in comparison. Besides,…

M. Bison is that you?

Headline should have been: "Over a thousand Nokia employees protest their own failure."

I know what you're saying, and I don't disagree. When I originally read it, I didn't read it the way you're describing it for the reason I explained above. A better sentence would have been:

The wording is poor, but it makes more sense when you explain it like you did. You can take it two different ways. Generally that type of sentence structure is understood the way I read it.

...and the kitchen table. What? Like you've never done it!

"But not sophisticated enough to be texted a photo of two adults blowing each other on a couch."