i dunno man i was kinda curious as to how long it must've taken. Still interesting

good one!

yeh, but does it account for curvature of the earth? This guy does!

what blows my mind is that Goog fired an employee for contacting an Apple employee. insane.

yah I can't remember how I fell in to it. I was born and raised in pakistan so we had a fair bit of BBC there but this show was most definitely not on! Sadly in America the BBC show's shite programming. This was excellently written and acted! Cheers for the heads up!

oh that's good to know. is the quality good? I'll def mention it to the other commonwealth people here! loved that show!

thx. it was a little convoluted in the passage. :)

What about a Soup nazi? eh? eh?

Oh man I miss that show. Wish BBCA would show it instead of stupid Ramsey's kitchen reruns all the f'ing time

I didn't get this (extremely long sentence): On June 4, the Butcher of Prague was dead, killed by two brave commandos, a car named after the granddaughter of an Austro-Hungarian rabbi, and the politics of Nazi Germany: Ernst Boris Chain, the biochemist who received the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1945…

I'd like to paint her face with my balls :)

"it spelled ALMATY! Very nice"

Hmmm I think their customers need this

Mitsu actually does make TVs: [www.mitsubishi-tv.com] and Daewoo does make microwaves [www.amazon.com]

Sorry Yah I shoulda pointed out/clarified that I meant the wheels spinning just showed it was a rear wheel drive vehicle and not that it caused the accident. :)

I'm pretty fucking enraged right now cos I read this story [gawker.com]

yup! my thought exactly given F1's shoddy history of falling in and out of the US circuit

rear wheel drive CONFIRMED!

I guess. it just amazes me that nearly every car we drive is made by robots and automobiles are a hell of a lot more complex than an effin ipad :)

why are there 1 million employees in these factories? I would imagine that all the high-tech equipment would be assembled by machines/robots why is it being done by hand? I can't imagine the cost of housing/feeding not to mention employing 1 million workers (and cleaning them up after they jump) is less than building…