@Channan: Me too. Probably because it looks so grey and depressing.

@jchen1: You had better ask Web Bot. [en.wikipedia.org]

@brijazz: You'd better make an appointment. Your case sounds serious.

@budboyy2k: I beg to differ. =)

@\m/ chaosphere \m/: I don't think I'm Andy.

@jepzilla: True. The ultimate driving machine is any motorcycle. =)

@GC: No no, that's one of the new programs in MS Office 2012, "Oblivion." The stripped down free version is "Oblivion Express". To be released world wide on December 21, 2012.

@ITIL_Prince: so you won't eat peanut butter?

@vinod1978: Unless you're Inuit.

@Deckard: Or inspire him or her to become an astronaut.

@slyman928: He's right. Republicans and Democrats are 2 sides of the same moderate coin.

@Nemesis099: Sprite (or 7-up) is good if you feel nauseous, but I almost never feel nauseous from a cold.

@amanser1: Yea, I read the article. My point is why conduct a "search" if your basic criteria limits you to one possible result? Instead, just buy the MS product and be done with it.

I already have a cure for the common cold.

Why would the government bother searching at all if their requirements stated specifically that it has to be an MS product? There's only one MS office productivity software suit for the web or desktop.

@stevieboy: Look at a woman's mom. That's the best window into the future.

Yea, since Intel is sitting on USB3, it's not going to take off. The only upside of this is if Intel gets Lightpeek into devices soon, which it's investing into instead of USB3 (or so I read).

@Dynasty99: If you removed or added mass to the Earth, wouldn't it's gravitational force change, and consequently change the Watt-Balanced kilogram?

@roberttyrannosaurusrexkepner: nice

@WhatMan: A good meme is good. And it fits this article perfectly.