This.

Samurai in front of the Sphinx!?!?

This is the Internet...pics or it didn't happen.

Haters gonna hate.

A whole day? That's amazing! Wait, no, that's terrible. We need new battery technology and we need it yesterday.

A winner is you.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Seconded.

So, an American television station, reporting on American events at the Olympics, mentions American athletes more than those from other countries? Shocking.

This.

That may be, but the word I believe they're both looking for is "customer - one who purchases something" rather than "costumer - one who dresses in costumes."

I think they're all well done, the one exception being LEGO. Twitter's logo isn't bad; like most of them it's indicative of the period during which the company was born.

Not sure how this is relevant, but those are two of the sleaziest industries ever devised by mankind.

Changed, when said with a hard "g" instead of a soft "g," fits very nicely into the email. Maybe David had just finished watching a Community marathon.

Well said. The problems come when theologians begin to think they are scientists and vice versa.

Another tip: If you have set a reminder to popup when you arrive at or leave a certain location, the purple arrow will show up next to the Reminders app and also in the notification bar. Turning off location services for Reminders in this case will make you miss your reminder.

You know that most banks, even if you don't bank there, will give you a stack of checkbook registers absolutely free just for asking nicely.

Obligatory.

Because you've personally used this new maps app and aren't just basing your opinion on something you read once on Gizmodo.

Yes, and the sky is blue, grass is green, and water is wet.