@kylecpcs: The OS was the really compelling part. I don't think I've ever seen a better example of an OS focused on accomplishing one sort of task.

@kylecpcs: I've always seen it from the artist/designer perspective but, your example was pretty damn compelling. Give it an outdoor-readable screen like the Pixel Qi offering and it could have even more applications, especially since the screens are inherently protected while not in use.

@FrankN.Stein: Luckily, your slip made this the comment thread of the day for me.

@WookieLifeDay: Check out those flashbacks on Venture Bros. when Brock has a mustache, then you'll see why.

@Pessimippopotamus: In all honesty, this does feel like a 'B' universe.

@Chernobyl: It was dripping all over the place. Made a mess.

@RudyWaltz: It's a matryoshka doll of horror!

@jethro1138: Nope, they remove that part of your brain when you buy an iPad. That's how you get them cheap.

@SMART599: This is totally true. Luckily, happiness isn't very expensive.

@Bluecold: Part of the idea is to transform the rarity of being struck by lightening to something akin to getting a tattoo.

@batman3ds:

@pitseleh0: I think the more important questions is:

@dracosummoner: Her naughty bits are robotic...I'm not sure if this is a good thing or not.

@8x10: Did I miss the part where this article was about climate change? This article is talking about a storm that flooded a lowland, which happens all the time and still kills a bunch of animals.

@tonilost: I would assume he meant dinosaurs who were also scavengers. Though, he could have meant alien dinosaur scavengers.

@lostbizzo: The other stuff may be true but, dogs CAN look up.

@corpore-metal: Reducing impact is always good but, having children is the best possible way of passing on one's values. People can say a lot of things otherwise but, children of responsible parents do tend to grow up to be responsible people who share their parent's values. Having children to replace yourself is…

@corpore-metal: Who says we're not? Global cultural change will most likely take a lot of time, especially considering it will take a massive revamp of how humans use groups to utilize resources. Our current systems are very effective at utilizing resources for a localized benefit at the cost of massive waste.

@corpore-metal: Either way, now is the time to start buying up property far away from large population centers. I hear Montana is a pretty safe bet.

@Gh0stKiller: And this is why the brewing community will never get the respect it deserves.