I applaud his dedication to both his and our fandom.

The whole concept was DOA for me: if I wanted to watch home movies,I never would have left the house.

Frankly, vape is the only work I've heard.

I haven't researched any of this, but it seems to me that a lot of this can be done for cheaper with a visit to Instructables...

Based on the headline, I was ready to recommend some roboprozac...

"I've always had a thing for small-breasted women, this is much little bits for me"

I love princess batgirl!

So, what happens to the arms?

Not a single of these is helpful to me.

When he becomes a teen, the dad is going to have all kinds of fun trying to moderate his internet usage...

My college art appreciation teacher demonstrated that the "cavemen" invented nearly every art technique in cave art... humans just forgot them all between then and the renaissance. I'm sure he's having a giggle over this tidbit.

Hope my son doesn't find out about this...

Colossus was actually an AN/USM-247 VAST station, used by the Navy to test, troubleshoot and repair avionics for (mostly) Grumman aircraft: A-6, F-14, S-3... I worked on that bench, along with its spawn, the USM-470.

I've seen this on the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea doing exercises the north Atlantic... there were times, while weathering Nor'easters, when we'd be stepping off bulkheads belowdecks.

"okay, I've got it.

THE title is misleading. This article is about building a digital computer, whereas there are plenty of analog machines which are much more feasible (and practical) for the time period in question.

But can he fix a hyperdrive?

The whales are okay with us harpooning comets... they prefer that to harpooning whales, for some reason.

hmm... kitschy.

For years, I'd thought about the military using dirigibles as platforms for arena-wide surveillance, air-defense, electronic warfare and limited offense.