@Turbo_Sexophonic: But you are a bigot.

Because I don't like card games.

@schunniky: There were portables much older than that one with built-in dot matrix printers. Much bigger obviously, but...

@8x10: Doesn't it sort of imply that what's behind it is cold and dead?

@derekdj: It's much less puzzling than that actually.

@DreamTheEndless: It's a fun read, but it makes me glad I never took tea with George Orwell.

@mike.mac: Yes. I would like to know why that is.

@BrknPheonix: Tea made from microwaved water tastes different. I have no idea why, but it does. However, on both sides of the Atlantic, there is the miraculous electric kettle, which can boil water for tea in under a minute. Truly, the greatest invention in the history of mankind.

@GettingOld: Never forget the war, lad! Never forget our finest hour!

George Orwell's essay on how to make a cup of tea is, quite possibly, the most anal retentive thing ever written.

@clix: Er... yeah.

The one from Lockheed looks almost like a passenger version of the WWII-era Lockheed Lightning.

@rick23: Not so far, but I also haven't really promoted it much. I'm not really good at promotion.

@Tatterfoal: It bothers me even more if it's someone else's clay animation and they call it Claymation. In this case, I chalked it up to a brain fart or something.

@S0lidSnake: I have not had a problem with quicksilver crashing on Snow Leopard. Are you sure your version is up to date?

@interrogator_chaplain: k.

@BoltBoy: Quicksilver is as simple as you want it to be.

I'm not understanding what about this is better than Quicksilver.

These are very cool. However-

@AgentRockstar: Actually, the name was originally meant to be derisive.