@GranMastaB614: Wow. I hardly know what to say.

@CaptainJack: I would definitely agree with you there. If the industry isn't pushed to create a safer product, you'll end up with disasters, illustrated by the video above.

@bender123: The current older GLONASS system should have been able to track where the rocket landed, although coverage is a bit spotty.

@aec007: The bottom-half is the rocket I believe, while the top-half is the satellite, thus the difference in materials.

@Shivver: This is true. Some of Russia's ways are quite a bit mysterious, and no one really trusts them.

@ModernBawhair: How does restoring their decrepit satellite navigation system show that they've let a world cup hosting get to their head?

@frankthepirate: Russia is no longer communist, and hasn't been since the early nineties.

@SGTalon: Aaaaaand, cue the people commenting on the "in Soviet Russia" jokes, consequently bringing more attention to them.

I'd hate to be the man in charge of that launch. Sounds mighty expensive.

@dennyp: Your post makes little sense out of context. Care to elaborate a bit?

@Gordonium has W blue sky lives: [redacted]

I don't care if Motorola planted the phone there. DO WANT. Anybody else hitting up their local flea markets this weekend?

@TheloniousFunk: Cool story, bro.

@NastyInThePasty: I definitely wouldn't judge all Houstonians based upon experiences with residents of The Woodlands.

@txwill14: Houston is definitely different from most cities. It's the largest city in the US area-wise, but only the 4th largest in population. We tend to build out instead of building up, so we rely heavily on our freeway system. I read an article on this once; I may have to go and find it now.

@zenneth: I'm sorry you feel that way, bro. :)

@zenneth: Ah, so u jelly then.

I can't wait for Houston to light up our tree this year.

@The Squalor and the Fury: Let's definitely not get into politics here.

@Please Do Call Again: I totally just took a picture of a Cheez-It on a counter. It symbolizes famine that occurs in 21st century rodent societies.