@Zenergy: Really? That's a shame - it's such a beautiful piece of engineering. Hope he's alright, no one deserves to day for a mistake, especially if that mistake is an electrical one.

@Krakenstein: So by the same logic- Guitar hero, guitar practice? =P

@Black Knight Rebel: They're actually pretty low. GED, I think.

@BlackandWhite: We must be soul mates, because I had the same exact idea a couple of days ago.

@Rinaldus: Yyyyup.

@MxPxRobbie: Pretty sure it is. And lol.

Lol I love cats but that video is too much. It looks like a robot - probably what guided their robotics application comment.

haha lol I saw that exact same picture yesterday in a presentation from a NASA official. All of the people in that room are now suspected leakers to Giz!

FEAR 1.

OOh I get it. Macbook air is not a netbook, because it's not a cheap PC. It's an expensive one! I follow you, Mr. Jobs.

@iDon't even: /agree. That's what I was thinking too.

Crap, what's left...

Carver.

Ah, yes, I think I will pick the "Badass" class to begin with. Also, I will use the "Reach Into Hell to Rip Your Enemies Apart" spell against a boss initially, not once he's cut up my clothes a bit.

Man, so jealous of those MAI students. They get to actually work on things like this to get hands-on experience. So much cooler than anything in the US.

So yeah, not really 2D, just super thin, and also, you could poke a hole in that stuff really easy, because it does horribly under shear stress. Tensile stress, the "pulling like a rubber band" described above, is where it shines.

So I guess I learned that under high velocities, the human body's spring constant jumps dramatically, ja?

So I guess I learned that under high velocities, the human body's spring constant jumps dramatically, ja?

So I guess I learned that under high velocities, the human body's spring constant jumps dramatically, ja?

@FuzzyHorror: My health records are handled by insurance companies or doctors, but can the government just ask for it willy-nilly?