@Mike_TeeVee: Presumably, if he somehow made the $5mil, he'd be monitored like a hawk, and the various explosives are already confiscated.

My god, it looks like her left foot is on her right leg and her right foot is on her left leg.

@blyan-reloaded: So the point isn't to get TSA to change procedures but to make the guy next to you think you're an ass?

The only 'protest' that's going to get noticed is if people fly less in general, putting income pressure on airlines, who in turn complain to the TSA/government.

@jamie543: It is? Because the text of the article sounds like it's praising the physics engine.

@jhgoforth: It's a sign of the low expectations from video game physics. "Rather than have everything behave like they're full of helium, they should behave like balloons full of air!"

@David Pasquinelli: I get that it looks like a fun, silly game. Unfortunately the article title screams "OMG BEST PHYSICS EVAR!"

@Kardster: As good a plan as asking people to stay away from stores on Black Friday.

My favorite is the "I'm not a racist, but..."

As neat as the game looks, is anyone else annoyed whenever they see a game boast about its physics engine then see giant rocks tumble around in said physics engine like they were tin cans or even balloons?

@Almightywhacko: I assure you, shipping companies like UPS do not consider newspaper viable packing material.

@MaliciousH: I once demonstrated that for a speech class.

@jeffsnewphone: The TSA.

Repeat after me: "Fragile" means nothing. Your package will not be handled by workers having a 'good day'.

@Almightywhacko: Agreed, but forget about the newspaper. It's not a packing material.

@Dacker: "I shipped it via USPS it in it's factory original packaging, plus some extra "air pillows" I had laying around."

@godmodeON: I thought that the implication was that the Doc's 'fly' had actually worked, so all the women were no longer ready to kill them as planned. Some side effects include dizziness, nausea, and mutation into a fly person.

@Death_By_SnuSnu: Look at an Anglerfish. The process you describe sounds downright merciful.

@2 replies: And the mute switch on the phone is also mainly there to mute the ringer.

@Jay Holtslander: Until someone puts together an app that interfaces with AirPlay, yes.