Eh, Manning's a criminal but Assange is a rapist. That kinda makes him a scumbag.

Or maybe Clive Owen in an E39 M5.

Before I moused over, I guessed liberal, expensive and corrupt. But the reality is more accurate.

Please tell me you're not from the States so I can keep believing our schools aren't totally failing our students. The eastern states are all the originals; they're smaller and largely conform to natural boundaries (very roughly). As we expanded west, we had a bunch of land that no one had ever been to so they just…

From the Boston side, it's smooth sailing until just after Hartford.

If they got rid of the eyelashes, I'd be in love with it. I actually like the squared-off look of the current Range; it makes the new one look too soft and round by comparison.

Too many bottles of that wine they can't pronounce.

Fuck vacation. My family has never gone away for a vacation. Grab some drinks, grab some friends you didn't buy, throw some steaks on the grill. Add music and you have a great night.

I'll contribute the years of weekly train passes that I use to get to work and school every day so I can keep my student loan balance on this side of 50k. Oh, and the vial of tears as the number creeps up every few months.

If God wanted us to have hamster powered hatches, wouldn't we have them already?

0/7/93. My tweets are protected though, so I know everyone following me. Also, I'm not a big deal and bots have no reason to care that I exist.

Shit's pricey as hell. I'm so glad I'm a student.

I'm not trying to be paranoid or anything, but has anyone else noticed an uptick in military posts lately? I get that missiles, bombs and fighter jets are tech, but I can't help but feel that this is concerted somehow.

Those work just fine for me as well. We had one for about 3 years that got zapped by a thunderstorm power outage about a month ago. Ran out and got the same one (might have a firmware upgrade). No power cycling, no drama.

How can it not? Those cars are abominations.

North American houses are made of wood because wood is (or historically has been) cheap and superabundant. It's very easy to use and the stick frame is very efficient and quick to build. Nothing to do with aesthetics, everything to do with the fastest way to put up a bunch of houses.

I'm not kidding myself. None of my comments indicate that I want Wikipedia used as a primary source. What I'm saying is that most professors seem to have an antiquated notion of it as a sourceless circus with no standards for accuracy that should never be visited. At the same time, other people are commenting about…

Rio de Janeiro is in the southern hemisphere. 2016 will also technically be a winter Olympics. Cheers.

Well, to be clear, hard work is a great value to instill in students. I think "inefficient work because back in my day we had to walk uphill to the library two ways and look in a ten-pound book to find a single fact" is stupid.

Wiktionary has definitions for just about every word, even proper nouns. This could be done, I think. I wouldn't want all-blue hyperlinked pages though.