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Hrm...that explains why my...uhh...research...earlier was not turning up expected results. There's a way to search from Google as if in another country, though, right?

I actually had the same issue, and moved to tacos, and felt perfect afterwards. Granted, I only end up doing beans, meat, salsa, cheese, and lettuce (no rice or peppers), but its still a solid meal.

The black guy on the left is like "dude...really?"

I don't know, all I have to go on is the article I linked, which directly states that Microsoft is paying $271 for every 32GB Surface RT, and turning around and selling it at a base price of $499.

So you're saying that websites and such that report cost vs. sale price are all wrong?

Hehe, the crabbing video you link in #7 made me think the plane was gonna drift the landing.

Sam, why would you advertise that when there's very close to the same model, for much cheaper...

Maybe. I mean that sounds like a solid use for the Surface. I just can't see getting a lot of solid work done on such a small screen.

Ah, I thought it was to change a tire, but he lost his jack.

That's it, you've won the Internet for the day. Please don't ruin it :)

I'm basing what I said on the fact that I have Windows 8 (Pro, for what its worth) installed on my laptop. I'm not sure what you're getting at with your Fact 1, since the "Pro" moniker refers to the model of Surface, not the version of the OS. I'm not talking about the capabilities of the OS here, I'm simply going on…

I dunno, maybe its just me, but if I'm looking for a productivity device, I need a much bigger screen (at least 15") and a full-sized keyboard. I view the Surface as a high-powered consumption device that may have occasional spurts of usefulness for short-term productive activities, like typing up a small report or…

Yeah, I mixed those up in my post. Good catch.

I'm not interested in the RT version, but I cannot fathom how they think the Pro version is going to sell well at $999 for the 128GB model, and without the touch cover to boot. This is advertised as a tablet, not a laptop, yet they're pricing it as a laptop. Granted, it is a tablet that can handle a laptop's workload,…

So, Facebook allowed voting for various policies, but would only listen if more than 30% of the user base participated in the vote. This vote got 665k users, or about 0.0668% of the user base. More importantly, I had no idea that there was a vote even going on, and neither did anyone I mentioned this to.

As opposed to paying Monopoly money like you do now?

That's awesome

That's weird, because Stardock is actually making apps for Windows 8 (http://www.stardock.com/products/). And since when are they not making games? They put out Sins: Rebellion earlier this year, and Elemental just a couple months ago.

Honestly, the offense issues revolve around Flacco, no two ways about it. They have: