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Yep, these tabs are great. Very good for stained cups and mugs too, and food safe!

There was a double page spread in one issue of Judge Dredd - The Judge Child Quest where a whole planet opened up like a venus fly trap.

Right. It happened very fast as well.

Here's a tip that's worked very well for me. Find a map of the city or area you'll be in. (Optional: Take it to Kinko's and get it laminated). Stick it up in your bathroom. Then, every time you brush your teeth or spend time in there, you can just check out the map. I've found that I get to know where districts and

I'd rather watch 12 hours about zombies than bloody jazz any day.

Mel Brooks exec-produced David Lynch's The Elephant Man, and I don't recall that being a laugh riot.

Muuuuuaaaaaaad-deeeebb!

In 'Gray Lensman' they find two planets from different systems, move them either side of the target planet using the inertia-nullifying drive, then switch off the drive. Splat. (Although Smith was somewhat more enthusiastic about the destruction...)

I love the way "creamed filling" was always in bold AND italics

In London they were considering projecting ads across the platform on the wall opposite. The problem with that is that the flickering effect of the projectors is very distracting to a driver trying to pull up at the right point, and could trigger something worse. Plus the projectors pump heat into an

There's that photo of Glau as a tourist standing on top of the WTC

They'd flip back and forth between Light and Dark?

I would like to see a stripped-down Open Document Format word processor that only allowed formatting through the use of styles. If you want big and bold, you have to use a style.

I've said it before - don't use that terrible Jeter sequel novel.

I'd love to see Vurt and Pollen filmed - although there would be some "unfilmable" bits - like there was with Naked Lunch

MASS NOUN.

If I have to eat at my desk, I pull out a cloth napkin from my drawer which I use as a tablecloth. I leave the candelabra at home.

But as the article (or one linked from it) describes, a last defence weapon such as Phalanx or Goalkeeper wouldn't stop a swarm of cheap ballistic missiles. At least one would get through. This is just a laser version of that.

This post reminds me of this funny Hugh Laurie monologue from about 1990.