You could write your messages in a pool of vomit and it would look better than that.

Ahhhgg....

@Matthew Arnold: I see your point there. Very good beers, like high gravs, etc. I tend to pour into glasses usually, even if it's in a bottle.

I think you're forgetting a key factor— The shape of your drinking vessel affects the flavor.

I read this as get your own android robot.

Definitely for backcountry use; Probably not hard core backpacking, but for deployment at a base camp.

Isn't helium a byproduct of nuclear fusion?

Hydrogen balloons will prevail. Yes, they're a fire hazard, but so are birthday candles and we still love those, right?

Is that a shaft driven drivetrain?

@Bam Margera: So I understand how the cell antenna are directional in a 2d plane, and by keeping this in a narrow band vertically, power can be conserved, but I'm thinking that the area beneath a tower can't really be devoid of signal, and real world experience tells me there is more signal there than from other…

@Bam Margera: Are you assuming that the towers use intensely directional antennas?

@chalkshark: No, Highlights. For the lobby of your dental/medical practice.

@chalkshark: No, Highlights. For your dental/medical practice.

@chalkshark: Highlights?

The thing is, anyone who spends time in the woods knows to just stay away from bears. So this scheme, while wouldn't protect the weed, would (theoretically) prevent its discovery.

@pixelsnader: That sounds very awesome.

You know what will be awesome? 3D clip ons, that can fit comfortably on normal glasses.

Product placement in a new video.

@thehouserules: Out of the frying pan and into the fire, it seems.

I said it last time, and I'll say it again: