@twothefutureandbeyond: I'm glad to hear that. I have no problem with the Brits keeping time. I dont think its something I would want to leave in the hands of coporately sponsored politicians or religious extremist.

"Saudi Arabia is hopeful they're going to set a new time standard, the Mecca time, which will rival Greenwich Mean Time as the new prime meridian."

@HAZman27: I'm not sure what the problem is. Ive been using it for 13 years without a problem. I get no junk mail, I can check it on my iPhone...that's all I need to do with it.

@Squalor: Go ahead and gift that to curtisimo@hotmail.com. kthxbai

@jmz4l01: The Romanian is a spy!

That's odd. I had a USB to ps/2 adapter on my desk yesterday and plugged my flash drive into it while fidgeting during a conversation. I wondered if there was a way to make it work like that.

Chen, how did you get someone to do a painting of you in that scene. It's super.

The last one is very much like ocean waves. Even the sound the bags make.

add a cup holder and I'm sold.

This guy probably still runs a PC with Windows 98

@ikaiyoo: Thats a great analogy and and all. It is also the exact type of content favoring that net neutrality seeks prohibit. As the consumer in a capitalist society I should be the one that decides what content I want to see faster, not big businesses. I pay my internet and wireless data plan bills, not them.

My man, my man

@Christopher Hunt: I think the call for Net Neutrality guidelines is based on the history of companies to employ anti competitive tactics unless they are explicitly told not to. Even today with the anti trust legislation in place large corporations try to get away with it.

"I really find hard and sad to know that I'll never see this live."

@Christopher Hunt: The constitution was written on the basis that the future is unseen and rights of US citizens should be protected from injustices that "MIGHT" occur.

@diasdiem: oh damn me, for not reading it first. They beat ME to it.

@Christopher Hunt: I think what we all what if for the government to simply disallow monopolistic maneuvers on the internet as they have been doing in the commercial sector for almost 100 years.

@curtisimo:better go copyright that, brb

Dung Beetle

@ikaiyoo: Try watching a football game(inovative new content) with your big fat wife(Google,etc...) standing in front of the television. Sure if you lean and look around her you can see the game, but its not fun and it isnt fair after putting in 10 hours at the job site while she sits at home spending your money.