@sip: Forget it Jake, it's Spain... town. (Doesn't have the same ring.)

@coldcaption: It's taped to a moving blanket in a freight elevator most likely.

@Cardbross: I work in law enforcement in a support position and even though I'm not sworn or anything some of my emails still contain a lot of sensitive information. This is compounded by the fact that most of my emails are also subject to public records requests. The records people do their best to keep sensitive…

I bought a Dell XPS desktop a couple years ago, thinking it would be easier than building my own and I could always upgrade it. It's a fucking BTX form motherboard. It's on the wrong fucking side of the case. Why the fuck would anyone do this?

@Kaiser-Machead:

@Kaiser-Machead: Nowhere near as old as heavy, blunt objects to the head.

Well, we can't all find ours at a bar.

@Sir Gibler: I think the problem is that your phone is still set to route data through AT&T's servers. So, yes, the data is going through your home connection but your phone settings still send the data to AT&T's servers because it treats the microcell just like a tower.

@hutch_a_butch: Dan Bunting, senior producer at Treyarch, beginning of eighth paragraph.

@BeckyIva: Then again, it's sort of judging people on a choice and not appearance. No one is born with a tattoo on their forehead.

I try not to judge people based on appearances, but I'll never be able to see anyone with a tattoo on their neck and forehead as anything but white trash. And it's not like I think tattoos are trashy, but I mean, on your face?

@samarkand: Well, it's especially prevalent with the BBC since they're a publicly funded network. The laws in the UK allow them to use copyrighted materials for less than fair market cost, but only when it airs in the UK. A separate contract must be negotiated when airing the product internationally or on DVD.

Don't most proxies limit speed and make internet TV prohibitive?

@Lou: I don't know if starring in an advertisement that highlights his personal story constitutes an endorsement of all of Focus on the Family's views. Likely, they approached him with a script in hand and he agreed. I haven't seen the ad, though, so I don't know if it's an advertisement for Focus on the Family's…

@EkaterinaBallerina: Tebow's merits as an athlete have been in question. Most wonder if he can be effective in the NFL. In fact, I don't believe he was entirely convinced to enter the draft because of that fact and was only swayed to do so because his position as a professional athlete will allow him to better promote…

I'm at the University of Florida, which is extremely liberal, and feelings are mixed all around. On one hand, I like Tebow, he plays with so much heart that even an extremely cynical person like myself isn't entirely unmoved by the passion with which he pursues his endeavors. (I wish I cared about anything as much as…

With how much NBC is losing on the Olympics and paying off Conan (not to mention liquidating his show and paying for Leno's) I wouldn't be surprised if Zucker took you up on the offer.

Could you imagine upgrading from an Apple Mighty Mouse to that?

@anonymousryan: