While I did, in fact, "go there" (see my previous post), I appreciate your article. Tea has always been a mystery to me. Sure, the concept is simple. But there's much more to it than what Lipton puts in a baggie.

@MikeofLA: Not to toot my own horn, surely, but I dig the picture.

@Curves: Oh man, I hear you on that. "You mean I really should care?"

@FriarNurgle: haha This post brought to you by the ex-UPS guy from SNL?

I drink Dr Pepper in the morning for the sugar content. Yeah, I went there.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: Yep, US TV is full of fail. We're a highly censored society, unfortunately.

@MaNiFeX: They're probably trying to avoid looking uncommon.

Safe against non-direct nuclear attacks. 100% safe against zombie apocalypse.

I use them both. I prefer Chrome, though, because FireFox tends to feel like it's written in java (aka slow).

@hawkeye18: Because we all watched that south park episode and know what happens if you take their licenses away.

Using your phone while driving in both NM and Nv is illegal. I'm pretty sure texting falls under that category.

@Hedgeson: The benefit being nothing more than a projectile and electricity are required. It doesn't require manufacturing and carrying around heavy, sensitive, and dangerous explosives.

@RBizzle26: I want a version that fires discrete packets of ionized plasma. I don't even know if that's possible, but I want my ray gun, damn it!

@photoplex: On the other hand, this gun is much more DIY than assembling your own .45.

@Nitesh Singh: I really doubt it. Though, some labs have been able to levitate a frog in a huge magnetic field.

No, man, I don't think that's a good way to "catch" a good date.

@Blueluck: Not quite. Certain browsers can masquerade as other browsers. I haven't tried in Chrome, but it's trivial in Opera to masq. as another browser.

@SG-17: Ah, thanks for answering. I was confused by the wording. I thought it was the 'generic' off world Stargate that might be continuous between the two shows.

Does that mean no more SGU?

"Mom, why is my potato bleeding?"