@ReiRei0: "I'd like a dry martini, Mr. Quoc, a very dry martini. A very dry, arrid, barren, desiccated, veritable dustbowl of a martini. I want a martini that could be declared a disaster area. Mix me just such a martini"

@Dave: It seems to be going about 20RPM.

@echo off: There's a large (60m tower, 40m radius) windmill in the parking lot where I work. When it's really windy it makes quite a lot of noise at close range (somewhat like a passing aircraft). Move 400-500m away and the noise is drowned by the noise from nearby roads.

@minjChE: Many wind farms are built offshore. That would be number 2, I guess.

Normally I have great respect for firefighters - but those guys are complete A-holes.

@Ceric Neesh: Isn't the implant part just a receiver and some electrodes? The signal processing, bluetooth etc. are in the behind-the-ear module, as far as i know.

@Weakskills: Speaking of blend. That wouldn't be very fair to the birds in the area...

"This is the world record for high-speed train travel, which differs from conventional rails. The record holder there is the French TGV, which traveled 574.8km/h on a test run."

If those windmills are as close to the town houses as they seem on that image, that is no longer a quiet mountain town.

Complete with penis-like hood ornament...

@youngbusinesstycoon: First project: Print new casing.

@protodad: According to their webpage, it uses .STL files (produced by a CAD program)

@BabylonAndOn: Just print your own...

@ergurney001: It's not that it can make 10 identical copies - but that it's actually somewhat affordable.

@Better Days: No doubt about the video part. But applying the technique described by nekitamo above sounds relatively simple.

1st vid at 1:04. "Pornographic duck"?

@imapcgirl: Which raises the question: How is this thing powered?

@FiatMoney: Electrolux Snail. Putting the 'GO' in escargot...

Looks more like a slug than a snail...

@Tommy Five: You should have seen HER four years earlier...