@CVDon: Some people would rather not kill an animal that was just doing what came naturally to it if there was an alternative. Hence the taser.

@jiveabillion: You can't sue an attorney for malpractice is what I mean.

@jiveabillion: I think you need to go back to law school... or at least a dictionary.

It's not the sweetness that would make it hell for me, it's getting all that sticky stuff on me. I'm cringing just thinking about it. Ick. You'd have to spend ages picking it off and a shower probably wouldn't help.

@im2fools: Since when does it take more than root access to read all the e-mail on a mail server?

@\m/ chaosphere \m/: I'd say it ends at what gets stored on the company's servers.

@im2fools: It doesn't sound like 'multiple pieces of software' were used. It sounds like the company just accessed her e-mail, which they can do since they provided it to her, and presented it.

As much as I dislike the decision on an ethical level, I understand it. Company e-mail is the property of said company. That's why they also have the right to monitor what you send and receive through it.

@Steven R.H.: You just want to smack him, don't you?

@theimmc: I was buying it until he got to the random old woman giving him $26 part.

Todd: The Beiber you don't want to strangle.

@green cabbage x2: Mr. Redmond would do well to read up on the Streisand Effect.

Just started going through this, but the first 'correction' was too amusing not to comment on-

THIS PROVES SOMETHING OR OTHER!

I have a hard time believing an airship that large is non-rigid. Maybe semi-rigid like the Zeppelin NT, but most likely just rigid. Either way, that means it is not a blimp, whose hull has no rigidity.

@sniperboy4: Yeah, because the PS3 is notoriously bug-free.

@ehud1980: You think only positive reviews of shows should be written? I'd say that would sort of go against the point of reviews.

@Wookielifeday: Johnson published a book Finding God in the Questions: A Personal Journey (2004) (InterVarsity Press, ISBN 9780830832149) describing his journey of how he became a Christian, and answering a series of questions, such as "Why Bother With Religion and the Bible?" and "What Did Jesus Teach?"

@Realityflaw: You say all this like TV series have to or even generally are faithful to their source material.

@PiltdownMan: Yeah, it was almost literally a fight of good vs. evil itself. I don't think a show that goes that spiritual giving credence to some sort of intelligence behind the universe's creation is uncalled for.