They should start a completely separate "company" to sell these upgrades, that way, it doesn't compromise their "authorized" side of the business.

Pretty much all of their ads have a simulated screen image, so I think it's hilarious when they mess one up, especially when they should know better. Seriously, who the hell did this? Who double checked it and passed it along? These undeserving people should be fired, and the company should hire some more talented…

@MidKnightReaper: Yes, I know that, but what do you think the x-37's purpose is? What was it built for?

@cubist_zirconia: aaah, good point. As opposed to, say, the wii fit?

"youaintconnectin" makes my neighbors happy. It was brought up at the HOA meeting. haha

I took this photo while driving on I-10 towards Tallahassee at sunset.

aaah, I love office stamps...

Mine is called "youaintconnectin".

@Caturday Yet?: I'm "only" 26. I like to think of myself as a futurist as well, but all I can think of when I see this article is a 50 year old "popular science" issue that has a cover story about people living on the moon by the year 2000. That didn't happen.

I'd like to see the high dive..

@CaptMorgan74: It's funny how they are coming out with so many "innovative" technologies for video games, like the Wii Fit, and Kinnect, but no one seems to remember that these are nothing new, and as a result, are willing to pay top dollar. Probably because there were a couple of generations of game consoles in the…

Whenever I invest in some sort of technology to protect myself against power outages, no power outages occur. I guess that's the "ideal" situation, but I like to know that I spent my money on something that's being used.

At least it wasn't sucked up into a jet engine or anything...

I want one for zombie defense...

They'll never "deflate" because they were never "inflated".

You don't actually think they spend $20,000 on a hammer, $30,000 on a toilet seat do you?