But it also means everyone else using the card are constantly subsidizing other people's stupidity.

I'm confused. Why in the world would a Credit Card company pay you for spilling liquid on your computer?

The edges of binder clips can be quite sharp.

Chances are it's just a clogged aerator screen.

Won't the empty space between the bottoms of the two pots fill with water and then fill with mold if not aired out and cleaned regularly?

On a scale of 1(deciphering which TNG episodes to skip by looking for Riker's Beard) to 10(trying to figure out Q's motivation), how difficult was it?

Zen Magnets? I have the small set and have been wondering if I should pick up more to open opportunities for much larger structures.

Love the Prodigy. Was going to build my machine in that case but got an incredible deal on a mATX board/processor/ram that I couldn't turn down, so I went with the FT03 instead.

I use Google Reader + Feedly.

You forgot Scrolls.

I'm in a completely different situation.

Yep, definitely the most creative.

It's actually a Galaxy Nexus.

I prefer Feedly to Flipboard.

Generally, I'd say twitter is far too impersonal for it to be "the question" worthy.

Well, since about a metric ton of meteorites hit the moon every day, I'd say that's a relatively low possibility.

Something definitely seems "off" about it as it's leaving the launch platform. Maybe the lighting?

Extravagant aluminum, like the siding on a trailer house.

Additional generic riposte of your argument, jerkstore.

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