In the second video, an old man returns to his home to pick up a few belongings and finds it has been burgled.

But like a bull ride, it will still be the longest 8 seconds of your life.

That was a different incident. I don't blame you though; this article hurt my head.

People in rural locations have no trouble buying food, gas or prescription medications without a government mandated service. Mail won't be a problem either. Service will likely be less frequent, or will require that you pick up your mail from a post box, but that's not exactly a nightmare scenario.

We don't want a Intel or AMD to have a monopoly either. Is it time for a United States Processor Service?

It's for their certified used cars.

You know you're not the first. Oh, and there's a video online if you're curious.

How did you go from "exponential growth is unsustainable" to "our time on this planet is coming to an end"? I don't think you completely understood what those articles were saying.

Graft, corruption, brutality, sure. A bit of that is expected. What I'm surprised by is Apple's alleged ability to use the SFPD as their personal army in an extrajudicial capacity.

I tried Aardvark for a while. Most questions could be answered with a Google search and no one ever said thank you. If people were better people, it might have worked.

Is San Francisco a banana republic? How on earth does something like this happen?

The men were, in fact, members of the 'Hot Cops', a local stripper agency, hired by Anthony Colon to teach Sergio Calderón a lesson.

Even so, the emails are surprisingly problem free. You see more errors in the average Gizmodo article.

If the racist character scale goes from zero to Skidz, I'd say she's about a 2. She isn't being used for comic relief, and with the exception of the accent, she's not playing into any stereotypes. She's about as offensive as the TF2 medic is to ze Germans.

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I have a feeling that it will still be faster. Until the pre-boarders begin to significantly get in each other's way, doubling the number of pre-boarders won't double the pre-boarding time. In situations where 30-50% of passengers would need to be pre-boarded, they could use an alternative method.

Currently. I don't see why they wouldn't increase that number if they switched to this new method.

Parents and children still board first in this method. The fancy stuff comes after they are seated.

Those areas are not necessarily "more uninhabitable." The radiation level in certain areas exceeds the standard that the USSR used to determine the exclusion zone around Chernobyl. All we know is that both the areas around Chernobyl and the areas around Fukushima are higher than 1.48 MBq per square meter.

This is satire, right?