It's funny how many people's handles on these sites work really well with the comments they post.

Quite an appropriate name you got there.

Except without the diving board American bumpers, black power-coated wheels, and those (I think Hella) blacked out headlights. Also a tint, possibly.

thats because the MPAA basically forced the theater companies to enforce their "rules." there is no law that governs who can see a movie and who cannot.

that is quite possibly the coolest thing i have ever seen in my entire life.

It is. That's where I got the idea to research it more online. (But sssh, don't tell anyone)

tl;ba

ditto...but put mine on your bill. don't worry, you know im good for it ;)

forgot the ">"

Good thing I don't pay attention to movie ratings as they are just determined by a random group of regular people. It kills me to see the many quality movies that come out every year only on Netflix or something similar because they were NC-17 for too many boobies or penises, and therefore no theater would carry or…

R-rated movies are 17+ if you go by the MPAA, though why would one want to do that?

Before I expanded your reply, this ^^ was exactly the picture that popped into my head. But then I realized that was O'Reilly as well but thought that it could be interchangeable.

With the way Mr. Jobs holds a grudge, I wouldn't doubt that it was more around 100 years.

open, not even a licensing fee. well, at least thats what i heard.

on apple.com it has a comparison to the other standards of data transfer. It seems like it is around double USB 3.0.

@Xander Crews: We all read it but are either too busy laughing or explaining why we are laughing at work to respond most of the time.

There are always bladless fans. I saw a demonstration video of one a few years back that was meant to work in a computer tower. It basically worked like though ionic breeze fans that QVC and Brookstone sell but much smaller and better built.

@The5thElephant: It could just be a dress shirt without the jacket, like Obama.

I skipped once in 8th grade and got suspended for 3 days. Didn't make sense to me then nor does it now. But I didn't skip again until late in high school.

@the_hulk: A.W.E.S.O.M.E.