What makes the Genesis coupe a crappy car?

Oh it's nice that you approve of trampling all over the rights of teddy bears.

You have to be at least a little curious as to why the gun was disassembled like this before being put in there. The firing pin I can understand if the person doesn't want anyone else being able to use it, but the grip too?

I agree. People can say what they want about Cameron, but his fixation on technical details makes me believe he'd make a great effort at it.

How about something a bit more believable, like the ISV Venture Star?

To hell with that. My car gets four rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it.

I imagine scream0 death metal would've had the birds pluck themselves clean.

It doesn't need to be extremely mundane to effectively show how Kirk earns his place as captain, and it would certainly help to not rush the story and conveniently toss out the better judgment of other characters all the time throughout the movie.

But how much for a 1TB SSD? The fact remains that a 1TB SSD costs many times more than a regular HDD of the same capacity, and with the hybridized setup of the 128GB SSD and the 1TB hard drive, no one will be able to tell the difference in terms of performance, but will certainly see the difference in price for the…

Yeah this what bugs me about the iMac. They can essentially make it pretty while stuffing in some beefy components, but instead make it so I can more easily carry it to the Apple store to get it serviced.

The hybrid solution is much much better in value than a straight up 1TB SSD in a desktop. For one, with the SSD in the iMac already being over 100GB, you have more than enough room to work with, and get the speed benefit, and you get the massive storage in the 1TB HDD without the insane price. An SSD that large will…

I tried to wipe the screen of an iMac in the past, and it fell out the window and landed on a nun.

"Shake it off dude, you're a shark."

Is at&t the new iShepherd?

I like how you call them idiots for attempting to get around the nickel and dime tactics that the telco pushes on subscribers. I pay for a service that's given the disingenuous title of "unlimited" data, yet I have to pay extra to use it for tethering, regardless of whether or not I even exceed the average I pull on…

An update that kills any rule breaking functionality would do the trick.

And if you aim low enough, you can even get the gift that keeps on giving.

Pretty much all of it. Gods bless you, Amazon.com.

Man I love that movie.