@radarskiy: Well, it is chock full of christian symbolism...

I don't understand people's revulsion to breast milk. Mammals have spent millions of years evolving breast milk for their young that has an ideal nutrient content for baby development. It's custom made for us to consume, and it's really good for us! (its fat content is kind of high once we are no longer children)

@chipsy: I was trying to decide whether I wanted to make fun of you for your comment, then I looked up breast milk and found out that it has enormously high levels of lactose!

Except that many babies no longer learn to crawl any more because the modern parenting trend is to keep them on their backs (to reduce occurrence of SIDS). They no longer develop the upper body strength to crawl before their coordination and lower limb development is sufficient to walk.

@Archaotic: So... awesome units, then?

@Archaotic: When you say best tank, do you mean in terms of "awesome units"? If so, I agree. However, in terms of numerical defense, I'm pretty sure Ash is every bit as good of a tank, if not better. Except, maybe biotic resistance? I seem to remember something giving Wrex obscene res to biotic effects...

Egads, Skullclamp. I remember when that card was leaked. No one I knew seriously believed that it would see the light of day due to its horrendous game-breaking potential. In an environment that already promoted lots of fast, small, cheap creatures, skullclamp became an obscene card drawing engine. It was utterly…

@DeeDawg: If it helps at all, the names are just italian for "20", and "30", respectively. The venti is almost exactly 20 oz in volume, and the trenta is just over 30.

@☆Giroro G66☆: It uses the new dispenser object, which is a box that can hold 9 items (or 9 stacks of stackable items). The dispenser then randomly ejects an item when a redstone signal is sent to it. If that item is a projectile, it is fired as a missile (i.e. arrows, snowballs).

@DeadlyWhispers: If you really want to know what minecraft is about, go to youtube and watch some of the "lets play" video series. There are thousands of hours of MC gameplay vids up covering every aspect of gameplay.

@Elratauru: My sincere hope is that they learned from the PSP series and realize that people want longer battery life. Between the music player, the cell phone, the laptop, camera, iPad, etc. etc, there are just too many things to remember to charge. When a device only lasts ~5 hours with 1 week standby, you…

If appropriately calibrated, you can use one of these machines as an analog calculator for values of sine and cosine. At least, that's how I've seen these devices used.

@OreoExplosion: This is just one of many possible benefits of Verizon getting the iPhone.

@nightrue: I take a differing lesson from the GameGear. When I dloaded the GG rom catalog and tried out the games (many many years ago), I was astonished by how solid some of the titles were.

@Elratauru: Doesn't matter. One of the main reason the spinach-green Gameboy *thrashed* the GameGear, Lynx, Nomad, and other technically far superior mobile gaming platforms is because the battery life lasted forever.

@Alys Brangwin is wedded to calamity: Peanuts provide a complete protein? Either way, now I really want peanutbutter!

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: OMG, every one of them would get a thorough colonoscopy from the TSA if this happened in the U.S. Fucking TSA... this is why we can't have nice things!

It would be nice if, instead of competing in this race-to-the-bottom in terms of service and amenities, if airlines attracted customers through exceptional service.

@bombastinator: In some areas, the little bananas that come in arc-shaped bunches are mini cavendish!

@hostile-17: I understand that you're not partial to the banana, but it *IS* the world's most popular fruit in terms of consumption. Here in the U.S., it's just a funny yellow fruit we put on our corn flakes that we could probably live without, but it is a daily staple for hundreds of millions.