@GhostAmongMen: I would like this for certain books. I have a few favorites that I would like to have in hardback but also have the ebook for the once-every-five-years' reading that I might do.

@Alfisted: Thought that was a weird one.

Maybe one day someone will come up with a better method of making clipping paths in Photoshop.

@blash: Not to mention, just higher income and other operating taxes in general. Though, they are probably paying a high rate in California now.

This is probably the best evidence yet that the iPhone is going to VZW.

@FlawedHero: They realy should have used him in the movie instead of the big, stupid cloud.

@dufus: Not at all. My identification is never entered at the actual voting booth.

It seems that heirlooms are passed on multiple times, from generation, to generation, etc.

@Pippi Longstalker: I think you mean perceived value, or emotional value.

@Coreyja: No. Someone receiving the content would not have to pay. Not having to shell out for a movie is the same as profiting. They've received something for nothing.

@evil.attorney: I'm just wondering out loud, but wouldn't the reason that the DMCA not mention the legality of copying vs circumventing be because the copying is already illegal under the existing copyright laws?

I hope this gets AT&T to upgrade their DSL speeds then. The fastest I can currently get is 3mbps

@mikeness: Didn't you see Men In Black II?

@jayme1: I was reading down to see if I was the only one that noticed that about the black one being more popular.

@fluidfilm: Looking at how cramped that compartment is, I'm guessing there is a limit on the number of pounds anyway.

@biggreencleanmachine: There's a lot of people that will pay BIG bucks for this if it's built.

@LastVigilante: Those were test pilots though.

Anyone else notice that it looks like the passengers are really, really close to the heat shield?

@zelannii: Well that does make a bit of sense.

@clone2727: That's not the real Swedish Chef. The one I remember has real hands.