I've had one at work for a couple years. I use a teapot at home, but don't have that luxury at work, so this works great. I usually only drink a cup a day, so I just leave the leaves in it until they dry. Then I flip it over, hold it over a trash can, and whack it a couple times. The tea just falls out.

Over 100 comments and not one mention of the Warthog from Halo???

They shaved 70lbs? Couldn't they could accomplish the same thing by including a gym membership in the price of the car?

Last summer I was driving through North Bend Nebraska (it's a pure farm town, pop. ~1200.) There was a place that had 6 or 7 of these things for sale.

Why does that car remind me of a Scion tC?

@Duke_Bushido:

My main beef with this program was the amount of memory is uses. My mother-in-law had this on her computer, and it was using 18MB of memory. 18MB to change her power management settings seems a bit excessive. An 18MB footprint may not be a huge deal for some, but she has a fairly low end system so it was impacting…

I've shown my Dad similar videos of the folks in Iraq doing stupid and silly stuff. His response is always the same. "War makes you do goofy shit. You wouldn't believe the stuff we did for fun in Vietnam; Makes these guys look like amatures."

@charter113:

@GiltProto:

The Defender was the first vehicle I ever lusted after.

Other than a dead battery, there's probably not to much damage. The weight of the snow is probably being supported by the surrounding snow, so the suspension is probably ok.

Am I the only one who read the title and was hoping to learn 10 cool tricks I could do with a real clipboard? Like turn it into a catapult or a frisbee?

One minor correction on my method. Place the file in the My sounds folder, not the my ringtones folder.

I've got a Verizon Samsung a930 which has a microSD slot so getting files onto the phone is no problem. The problem is it won't play mp3s or wav's as ringtones. However, it will play midi files.