Great. So when he tries this next time and kills himself, the property owner gets to feel bad forever and get caught up in a civil suit by his family for not putting guard rails around the edge of their roof. Or at the very least, now someone has a few shingles that may need replacing.

When I look at a building, I'm trying to figure out how it was designed and why the bathrooms aren't up to code. My girlfriend rolls her eyes. It's embarrassing.

They may lead more exciting lives, but his knees are going to complain loudly when he's if he makes it to 50.

I know a family member of this guy, who's chocolate company has profit sharing with the farmers he buys from, so hopefully he's let them taste it.

"What obstacles impede your progress?" Easy answer for me in architectural engineering. It's always the client thinking the building code doesn't apply to him. As of this morning, "I'm just a little diner. Why should I have to follow the same rules as a big chain like Applebee's? Fuck that! I won't do it."

I'm running it on Ubuntu 14.04 on a 5 year old Dell laptop with 1GB RAM that I bought for $50 from my girlfriend's workplace when they were selling retired computers. It's serving a large collection of movies to a couple of Roku's and it's working just fine even using real-time transcoding and inserting subtitles. I…

I'm there with you. I started out with XBMC on an original xbox, then decided to move it to a little Acer nettop, which couldn't handle the load either. Then languished until finally discovering Plex about 2 years ago. There's just always something in these open source things that seems to get overlooked despite…

You guys in architecture don't really need to worry too much. It's going to be the engineers that are losing sleep.

Embrace the gray silver.

Seems to be pretty common. I had a girlfriend once who said if I ever called it "making love", we wouldn't be.

I never quite got the transition from the first Mad Max to the rest of the franchise. In Thunderdome we hear teenagers reciting a story of how the world had been as if it's legend, yet only 6 years earlier, Max's wife had bought ice cream cones at a store while he was having a flat repaired.

Here in the US we do this with a bumper sticker. Their method is equally effective, but much more entertaining.

That's a simple one with ample precedent. You kill them and take their planet in the name of your particular Jesus. Smallpox works nicely.

Shoot, back in the day, that email address would have simply been 73522,1404 with a comma and no @. I still have an old box of business cards printed like that.

Dimmable?

I liked 9 1/2 Weeks better than 9 1/5 Weeks which just kind of derivative. That ice cube scene.

I've wondered that too. I think he's too young for it to be the lump in his wallet they find attractive. The know-what-I'm-sayin' doofus in "We're the Millers" made me think of Bieber.

Is 1 9 7 5 his locker combination? If it's a year, shouldn't it be MCMLXXV?

I'm so glad the doodles I drew on myself when I was 10 weren't permanent.

Where I come from, one of these three people would pick up that plastic bag in the gutter and toss it in a can. Wait a minute... There's no trash can on the sidewalk outside a bar and Italian Restaurant that has sidewalk seating. What gives?