@Ayumi~n: You're no fun.

@h4nn4h: [www.findimagehost.com] Note that hotlinking thumbnails will widen your options

@DadsterNC: Only if poetry is mandatory.

@DaveyNC: In other words, salespeople have become obsolete in the age of the internet.

@iSecks: It's been reformulated, so you'll probably need a time-machine

Maybe they put a rangefinder in the iPhone.

For $4 these better be special editions with all sex scenes converted to hardcore.

I think people should cut out copying pasted cut-and-paste-worthy copy

@brodiemac: I've rarely seen CDs with tiered interest, although 100k might get you a better yield

Even though this is pretty adequate, I'm feeling irritated looking at other commenters' speeds. It also seems like other ISPs are giving all available bandwidth, while I'm limited by a specific ceiling

I feel an overwhelming urge to assault the barracks, forcing the racks into disorder. Hooah!

It looks good when she does it, but it's just not that much fun peeling your own squash.

@SquaredCircle: Just rinse them out.

@Neo Deus: The government is the execution bracket of the state vagueness

@holyspidoo: I don't know why you think downloads will improve things. DVDs' DRM cannot be updated, but with downloaded files there will be a constant arms race

Unfortunately professors whose classes are most worthy of skipping usually take attendance. They don't want to look bad if someone sees them sleeping in an empty classroom

Help your friend make a backup of his/her copy in a photocopy shop.

@shallnot: Just like paper checks, the money needs to be transferred to some account connected to an individual. Check fraud might be easy, but it's not easy to get away with it.

@curlymeatball38: yeah, but when you torrent it over the internet you do not count as a radio station.

@eien: "Light pollution" is a perfectly legitimate term for astronomers, though it's something of a false analogy. But burning fuel to turn the night into daytime for no reason certainly counts as pollution even if you don't care about the stars disappearing