@shaithis: They don't allow children in them apparently. Probably because of the radiation.

Part of the problem with these machines is that they are a reactionary measure. We focus too much on protecting people at the very end of the line security wise. We need to take the initiative in preventing terrorist attacks, not screening everybody at the airport. We should focus on actually preventing them in the…

@trunicated: And how does some random person hired to look at these images make everyone safer? I wouldn't trust them too find the shirt on my back, let alone manage security.

I feel this will never replace my standard email, mostly because I have my gmail account set up to filter anything and everything I don't care about, including facebook updates. Add on to that the effect that having @gmail has on perspective employers, it wouldn't work to replace an email client.

@Ian Blake: I thought that and that he had a cowboy repeater. My nerdness knows no bounds.

@TheGMan323: I do believe that the amount of horrible one-liners means that it's probably intentional.

I don't think this would work with my 100+ psi tires, considering a car is around 30.

@ImmaLion: Its about the only thing you can do when you get bored in CoD, its like going on rampages in Fallout or GTA, its just something to kill time, it isn't news really.

Really, how is having a book that is geared toward 10 year olds starring a 10 year old copying Harry Potter? What 10 year old doesn't feel like their parent hate them? It's just a common theme that is appealing to a certain market.

@nashix: It depends on familiarity. You wont start a business email with something very informal, but a personal one is different. I was speaking from a standpoint of business communications.

@jpp44345: If you're in Brazil it's supposed to be quite popular

@MavrixWK: Emails pertaining to work don't need this as much though. It is nice to show that you care, but opening a serious email with it isn't as professional as starting one with what is required of the recipients.

People may also mistake an email for a latter, and format the email with the same stuff as a letter. An email is completely different and much less formal.

@tucker augie'ben'doggy: I prefer

@zpeedyz: The trigger on a mine is several kilograms I believe, not sure though.

@Corbab: Get a couple, they're some of the best pets you can have. just get more than one, they like to be in groups more than on their own

@B_Ren: In his defense the kid is an idiot.

And how in the forking gorbnuggets will one feed the fish?

Sending any kind of message, be it in email, letter, or memo form needs to start with one thing : "I am writing to..."

@feedyurhed1: out of focus and wearing an ugly shirt?