@EljhHck: Fallout is so very very not obscure.

Now we know why Wikipedia urgently needed money.

@I Think We're Property: I am heartclicking so very hard.

@showbiz2: Or the enamel pot.

@Platypus Man: Uh, no. Statistically, a sample size of 25,000 is actually quite good. Standard deviation is inversely proportional to the square root of the sample size.

@GregtheMad: I think their wishlist is for things that current physics tells us is possible.

@Mr. Rosewater: Only for adiabatic compression.

With free-flying robots and antimatter engines, NASA's "wish list" doesn't read like the typical lists of wants and desires you might receive from a loved one.

Could be worse, his phone number could be 867-5309.

We're heading to Californie. We hear they've still got some Internet.

Real winter boots.

@DaCrusher: I despise "internet culture". It's so pointless, so self-fulfilling, so completely insular and without context.

Make sure you always type in '[www.facebook.com] not just '[www.facebook.com]

This is why I can't take you seriously anymore, Britain.

Well, it brings to the public something that has been a concern to intelligence agencies for a long time.

I'm going to go against the crowd and say "meh." It's garish.

@achilleselbow: Guess you've never heard of the design principle: Do one thing and do it well.

@orrin: Truly, while shouldn't we all have a platypus on our shoulders?

@KiwiLord: That's more or less what I was thinking.

Over-stylized.