Nothing, unless you suck at making stuff. These things remind me of Japanese Geta. If you wish to make your own, then steps are listed here: [www.wikihow.com]

Now why would he be referring to himself when swearing?

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Probably more like plant testosterone.

When you see some of the videos of the tsunami around, its hard not to be humbled.

yeah like not having to deal with reality face on.

In Auckland, NZ, you can "sky dive" from their tower: [www.skyjump.co.nz]

Find printer, ensure ink hasn't dried out, make sure paper supply is there, think about trees, hit print.

Steve is a perfectionist. And if you feel people won't find reasons to take pot shots at Apple, you must be new to Gizmodo ;)

shoot?

The Wii had its issues, including the dreaded friend code, but it did have stuff going for it. One thing that it got right was the controller, even if it took a while for the games industry to understand it. Also, in Nintendo's defense, when the Wii came out few people had HD TVs and the Wii made a profit on every…

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Yup. He is one film director that understands 3D is part of the whole process, rather than an after thought in the processing room.

Standard ink design on the inside and customised look on the outside.

Reminds me of the joke about NASA investing millions in a pen that worked in zero gravity and the Russians simply using pencils. I suppose a mechanical pencil works just as well.

There are probably factors to do with ink flow and surface tension, relative to the viscosity of the ink. No expert here, so I am kinda guessing.

I haven't watched the video and based on what I have read in the comments, I don't plan to. From what I have read there are the people involved directly, the staff, the onlookers, the people egging them on and the people who finally intervened.

As it does in non-soviet England.

That's your bathroom? My apartment fits in there like 5 times!?

Ask the people eagerly queuing up to spend the $140