I'd never heard of Groupon before. Seems like a cool site.
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Not that this isn't impressive, but the fact that they're not taking 15 minute smoke breaks every half hour might have something to do with the rate of completion. Not to mention the 50+ guys working at any one time, even through the night.
@ThorpeDemonassa: Yeah, but there's still 5 episodes left (or 3, because there's been 2 shown already).
@Calrekabooki: Except for us in Canada. We get absolutely nothing.
I'll bend the world to our will
@judacris: Good thing the URL stays the same. Or else I would have missed an awesome headline.
@Fossa: Well, it was after the original "run" of Firefly on Fox had ended. But yeah. Close enough.
@Reavyn: Other than US, those are all usually very easy to tell apart. American is sometimes difficult, because it's less of a unique race and more of a mishmash of all of the above (and more).
@kraai: In that case, nothing about that statement is incorrect!
@Fossa: We also got all of Firefly in the correct order.
@t('-'t): Google's problem is not that they weren't chosen, it's that they weren't even an option to begin with.
"Unlike weight and height, which are unambiguous"
@Defendant: I've got 2 episodes left of The Gates, but honestly, it had a strong-ish middle season, and then kinda slowed down again. Nothing is really compelling me to watch the remaining two episodes, except for my need for completeness.
@tgrantt: Yes. But no. Technically, you're in a permanent daylight saving, meaning half the year you're wrong, and half the year you're observing daylight saving time.
@timgray: I could probably disappear physically, and still maintain my current online presence. Sure, my online presence is linked to my real identity, but as long as I don't update that information to say that I moved to Canada, it shouldn't make much of a difference.
@mirrorball: To get noticed, just do the opposite of what you do to disappear.
@Edbert Wang: I guess this was too simple...
@MikeSWelch: My question is why they're using it as a yardstick. From the picture, it barely looks like it's only 3 inches or so tall. Not to mention that yards (and inches) aren't even SI units.