Apples, salmon, fish and beer.

Fresh pineapples.

fresh-picked sweet corn.

Wild rice hotdish.

Nobody wanted World War I. It just kind of happened. Only difference is that the next one will be nuclear, and over in a few hours, and more like "Miracle Mile" than "All Quiet On The Western Front".

First animation made me think of an ex-girlfriend who always had that effect on me (and many others, thus the ex-).

Point made. Integrity, blah blah blah, that's just the lies they tell their inner children. All that matters - *all* *that* *matters* - is asses in seats. Nobody really gives an f about your blog, or his blog, or her video blog, unless it leads to AIS.

I like Markdown because it's not as syntactical as HTML or MediaWiki (which to me is wiki for 90% of people out there). It's readable on its own and with a formatting parser. HTML, is like the Matrix, eventually transparent to people who spend a lot of time looking at it but exchanging…

How do you get butter to eat grass?

Game of ... THRONES? Oh, man. I hadn't finished reading the title yet! Thanks a lot, ya jerk!

I think it's extended clipboard (aka the spike), not extended keyboard. I tried these tips and most work in 2007 except the double-click and type anywhere trick. The random text one is kind of fun.

We're way beyond the scope of the question, but if you get a robot arm and perfect vacuum, I get 1,454 one-foot lengths of glue tape I can affix to the outside of the building and run my quarters up. Since each piece of glue tape is 1 foot in length and not attached, the tape will not pull on the other pieces, and…

Glue trap?

I don't mean to be offensive with this statement, and I am just doing it because it's a chance to quote Breaking Bad:

But somehow stacking quarters in some other form to the height of the Empire State Building is a plausible thought exercise?

Quarter question - lay the quarter on edge = fewer quarters.