Yes.

I do not have another $180 to spend on Legos, damnit. Better start saving...

$28.99 at OfficeMax.

All I could think of after reading this sentence was Steve Ballmer chanting, "Developers, developers, developers, developers..."

It's probably the cheapest way to get TV. Cable doesn't lay itself, and maybe broadcast isn't as reliable?

Reminds me of the Covenant supply crates from Halo.

A car is not an investment; it merely has a resell value. Few new cars appreciate in value.

Long exposure photos. I'm certain the night skies would be amazing there, but you couldn't be able to see that much detail with the naked eye.

What other movies would you recommend? Doesn't have to be a monster flick; it could be anything available stateside that you think would do well with an audience here.

The B is for Ballistic! It wants to go on a more arced trajectory, not a flat one, so it would make sense for the missile to wait for the right angle before firing its engines.

Giz covered one a little while ago. Starbucks had Clover make such a machine for their Roy St. Coffee & Tea shop in Seattle.

Get a French press. And you can always start by just getting bulk beans from your local supermarket and grinding it with their grinder. That way, you can get just a few day's coffee and the grounds won't be super stale.

I know I check when I install apps. And I really appreciate that Market gives me explicit warning when updates change which permissions an app asks for.

Get a decent, cheapo MP3 player. Sansa Clips are pretty awesome.

Read it again. He said that he used giant prep bowls at work.

Baby boomers.

Cremation became the norm for many pragmatic reasons, one of them being that burial plots have become crazy expensive.

Totally want to visit this store. Looks neat.

4in+ screens are big enough for use as GPS car navigators. I have a Nexus One, and it's just a little too small for comfortable viewing.

They sound reasonable enough as security precautions. How it'd get enforced would be a different issue, but hey...