Yeah!

I think number 1 looks it in comparison to his first photo.

I had never seen the jessi slaughter video before but if I had I wouldn't have seen it as being remarkable. If anything it's sad. If somebody can't see the lack of confidence in her and feel sorry for her the world is worse off than I thought.

I 90% agree with you. While I agree (from experience) that few fertilized embryos get implanted the intent of the pill is to stop the process of something that COULD happen. As far as my opinion goes, as soon as the sperm makes it's way into the egg you're pregnant. After that it's your choice whether or not you try…

Hands down.

Nobody likes getting passed. :)

On the topic of batteries, all forms of electricity generation whether it's natural gas, coal, nuclear, solar or wind have a use for an efficient way to store excess electricity. Solar during the day, wind at night and conventional during off-peak hours. If better battery technology can be found hopefully it can have…

Kind of looked like the Minis found someone they wanted to race and the Porsche was just loafing it. 2 bored "kids" who wanted to play with tired "dad".

Someone eventually wins the lottery.

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The Red One does video at 11.4MP and 30fps. Apples and oranges but not bad either.

They just wrote what you wrote!!!111!!

Want.

Eight pumps moving 52000 gallons per minute is a cost as well. It's more than zero.

I don't really see how having your toes separated is an advantage. I haven't read Adidas's spiel, but if it's an advantage, not everybody's toes are the same length/width or placed in the same spot so to get any supposed benefit you'd have to have custom molded toe-pockets. I think in this case it's just a sales…

Oh it melts steel alright. And all the other metals the antennas are made out of.

.01% of TOTAL WORLDWIDE electricity usage??? That's messed up. That's alot of f'ing electricity.

In your post you didn't argue whether they were "airplanes" or not. Keep on trollin'.

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It's no Jason Gilbert article but there's always room for improvement.