Why does it matter if you copy the whole chain—Gmail hides all that be default so you don't have to see it.

If I'm not mistaken, Star Treks I, IV, VIII, and X all involved direct (to some degree) threats to Earth, and just all the rest involve some sort of indirect threat to Earth, so... it's not really that bad.

This could work... a way to work the Nolanverse into the greater DC universe (or vice versa), without having to actually continue the Nolan Batman without Christopher Nolan. Having JGL as Batman shows that it's a continuation, but also allows them to build a new character. Will he still have the Tumbler, or a more…

Look, I like Supernatural a whole lot (I also hate it a whole lot because it has terrible writing at times), I have seen every single episode up to this season (I can't be bothered to watch it week-to-week, I'll probably do a marathon around Christmas), so I think I am quite qualified to say that "one of the all-time…

I tell everyone: Lost is great... except for the last season, just go until the end of season 5 and pretend that's the end of the show—you'll be much happier.

To be fair, if you ignore all the actual meaning and everything, and just judge it by how it sounds "Hashtag" is actually a pretty cool name... though I think of it as more of a boy's name.

What's the bridge? (Only seen the first episode, maybe there is an actual bridge at some point... I'm just referencing the fact that they don't call the command centre a bridge in BSG...)

Nah, don't worry, it's just Domino's delivery!

Speak for yourself, I don't think we have low-end Android phones on cheap prepaid carriers in Canada... then again, I don't really check that often, I just know I'm still prepaid on the classic Moto RAZR.

Nope, no ATM fees, just a dirty look from the cashier, because now they have to go get more cash for their register because you just took it all.

In what world do we live in where a t-shirt costs two, if not three, times as much as headphones?! Not to mention this t-shirt costs almost as much as a 144-pack of condoms (which, if I'm not mistaken, usually go for like a dozen for $10).

The code word is always "ooooooorrrrrrrrgggggggyyyyyyyyyy".

More widespread appeal exists for Colin Farrell, yes, but I would say that Tennant has more direct drawing power. By which, I mean, of everyone who saw the commercial, a lower percentage of people who said "I like Colin Farrell" actually saw the movie than people who said "OMG, David Tennant is starring in a…

I think oil rigs, massive built-on-water structures, and energy generation all count as technology, so... same direction as ever for a tech blog.

Wait, what. Contagious cancer?!? I am the only one who is incredibly scared by this?

If I were an immortal vampire who was turned young enough that I could pass for a high school student, I would so go to high school... but then again, I am a sick individual.

I have the new iPod... is my input in any way valid? Because I don't seem to have too much difficulty connecting to wi-fi at a friend's place, but public, open wi-fi, I can't get anything on. Tim Horton's, McDonalds, downtown Hamilton... all have supposedly free wi-fi, some I could connect to some I couldn't even…

America!

Honestly, I do not get drink sizes. I'm in Canada, so beverages sizes at fast food places are not absolutely ridiculous. But I still don't understand it, when I want a cola with a meal (as I often do with foods like pizzas or burgers, less so with pasta or potatoes), I get a can. And you know what, it is…

I think the big problem with your issues there can be explained by your use of the word "company". Companies are interested in one thing: profit. If the medical system's one goal is to ease the suffering of others and money should never come to mind, "companies" definitely have no place in it.