This is what happens when old men try to be cool.

this is a LOT of helium -> where is it coming from? Giant tank?

So this is the new apple. I think I like that. I just know someday that maps will be a winner.

Hands-down, it's the furby. That piece of demon-infested shit wakes kids in their sleep, whispering its bloodlust into those poor children's ears. It dances the dance of satan to what was blissfully innocent pop music. It sacrifices all the food that kids feed it to the demon of bad luck.

don't be a jerk, just go have sex with it.

I just got a Fenix flashlight mount so I can use my fairly bright fenix torch, which is a win/win for me.

Didn't obama sign this into law? Why do people talk so bad about him again?

My life experience tells me this kinda stuff tends to backfire.

you just created my future home defense system. Just hook that sucker up to an arduino based contraption and hook up a webcam for remote spraying action.

That's a brilliant idea that holds a lot of potential... even if it violates the prize, I want to see that.

This is totally incredible. I love innovators like Bah Abba!

ouh, great read, thanks.

Disney writers write their shows in gibberish? yeah, I dig that.

OUR ENGINEERS? TROLLOLOLOLOLOL

I can't imagine something that big and bulky is fun to fly. Any giz commenters have experience with flying one of these football fields?

I like your chatrooms better than molly's chatrooms.

Let's just say - theoretically - that the *real* mayor parks here. What would happen to him?

Wraith: thank you. I was really hoping a teacher would add their feedback to my thoughts. What are your thoughts on encouraging students to contribute back to open information when they have found something?

+100 for saying "teaching how to contribute." I never thought of it that way, but think of where Wikipedia or the like could be in several years if we started encouraging students to take what they've learned at a deeper level and share it? Now, they're going to mess up. But that's the beauty of Wikipedia, somebody…

Agreed, Wikipedia as a beginning to our search, rather than google as a beginning. Much less noise.