@KillerBee: hyuk hyuk hyuk

@Mr C: As soon as they get their own copy. Wooooo! Fffffzroom! (light cycle noises)

@CandyBacon: No one else is the same.

@Bobby Stanley: ADrive.com gives you 50GB free. I have an account, but I keep forgetting about it. :) Probably easy to set up several accounts.

@bddcuda: In other news: someone didn't report something, but could have, and it would have been confusing.

@Homer Berkowitz: Except these house flies can learn.

@SkipErnst: Brass knuckles instead of baseball bats. Easier to store, needs less room to implement, less collateral damage.

@FritzLaurel: You can already live until the time of your choosing... certain restrictions may apply.

@Settings: Were you attacked by the color purple as a kid? Barney?

@Odin: Ok, I hadn't looked into it much, but now that I've done some reading on it, it still sounds like he's promising future administration's money for unproven projects, saying "I'm taking these all these funds away now, but you can have money in the future if no one else takes them away later". Also, I think it's…

@Odin: It's easy for Obama to make plans for future presidents to fulfill or cut. Until we see him allocating new funds towards these asteroid and Mars missions, it's just talk.

@lqdswrds: Sometimes, when you are a hammer, everything starts looking like a nail.

@Chernobyl: 13oz. perhaps they've updated the desc since you posted.

@virtualmatt: Fenix = yes.

@FloppyRocks: No milk will ever be "our milk".

@RubiksCube: It's the chorus from a semi-popular song from the '70s. Your "honestly warms my heart" struck me as funnily biological rather than emotional, but not funny if you have to explain it. :(

@RubiksCube: Hey, 98.6 it's good to have you back again.

@Mysta: Nice.

@N@tedog: I only heard Sagan for the first time yesterday, and annoyed everyone in my office with making that observation. Glad I'm not the only one.

@jewdass: I didn't understand much of the wording on that link, but it makes sense that absolute zero means "no subatomic movement", but I don't understand how there would be an upper limit on "more and more subatomic movement".