I got a big chuckle out of seeing 5 blocks of orange.

This looks needlessly fun to watch and/or participate in. In a quick search around google, it would appear nothing like this ever happens near where I live. I can still clutch my pillow at night wistfully hoping that one day it'll come to my small part of the world.

If only we could teach one Nascar driver to make all right turns, the sport would make all the money in the world, right?! Think of the firey spectacle.

At Stupid Thing #6. This is to add mostly anecdotal evidence for this in my experience just yesterday. So, I was able to get a couple of extra tickets for a MLB game in a box seat and brought a couple of friends along.

/waves hands in frustration

[www.nimh.nih.gov] is the link for mine is 2007.

Truthfully, it doesn't matter what China's rate vs. America's rate (I'm assuming you mean USA) since the point at the top and my reply to him as well still stand. It is still very high, much like USA. If anything, jumping seems to be a way both cultures like to go, I dunno.

Well, like I mentioned, not much verifying on my end and all, but those satistics are taken as a number of people per 100,000. So regardless of how large the population is, China's suicide rate appears very high when comparing to every nation.

From just some quick e-sleuthing and not verifying much (thanks wiki!), it looks like China already has a high suicide rate as a society. With the company having 1.2 million employees and the attention that it receives for every suicide that takes place, does anyone else have the feeling that this seems at all like…

I feel really bad about this because I don't remember the spec of my first gaming rig, but boy had I been clamouring for a custom built machine for a long time. Our family was one that used Macs exclusively at the house for the longest time, so when games like Quake, Ultima Online, and many other PC games that my…

You are greatly mistaken if you think salaries make up a tiny portion of the revenue. Even more so when it comes racial issues as owners do not care what the skin color is when it comes to who is signed to a club or team. To the teams, it only matters to them if they win and win often, fielding the best teams…

I haven't seen this one below, but it is one of my favorites. This was the best way to get through a Hurricane Ivan back in 2004 when me and some friends decided not to flee but tough out the storm. Who needs electricity or the comforts of A/C when you have an awesome game to win!

Man, that was really good. The icing on the cake for me was the Ducktails "Moon Theme." That jam will always be amazing. Plus, it gives me an excuse to post this.

The student says he did it from his own home computer, but the school is saying it has information that this was done from a school owned laptop. The student waivered his right to a hearing so any chance to find out what really happened will be hard.

The new layout loaded just fine in Opera for me and loaded in a snap with no problems. I gotta say, it was nice seeing the HD images and videos without having an extra window opened or expanding of the format.

That is a solid choice for getting some work done. It does bring back some memories of the first time I heard M83. In the latter days of Potianc and its line of cars, the commercials that came out to show off the cars were dazzling with some great music in the background.

This topic is right up my interest alley and the reason why I finally got an account at a Gawker site at all. I for one need to have some sort of music in the background to get work done around the office or my mind starts wandering.