@Lockgar: Hey man, this electricity stuff is tough. Electrons and photons and blue coloured lightning bolts. That sh*t ain't easy to control.

@pandafresh: Answer: Everything.

I've got a raging boner right now. It stands strong and firm in salute to the continued advancement of mankind.

I don't know why this hadn't occurred to me earlier, but here it is:

@Devildoll: I never see anyone use decimeter, but then I'm not in an industry that uses measurements that small very often.

@magnakaiser: Yeah, I thought about that, but I think we stick with inches because "inch" sounds bigger than "centimeter".

@sonicblastoise: Yes, I know. I'm just saying centimeter/meter/kilometer is the metric equivalent to inch/foot/mile. God...the metric system pwns the imperial system so hard.

@Bernard McGraw: The Water Temple killed your cat.

Something based around hookers and blow. He will be sadly disappointed to learn that Grand Theft Auto exists.

@The Captain: I'm sure that's how they would fuel up the Space Shuttle.

@Devildoll: I've honestly never heard anyone use the term decimeter. You should have gone for the centimeter to meter to kilometer conversion. That would have been a sweet play. Totally would have pwned the Imperial system.

@TuxBobble: That's just it. People have the mentality that it would be tough to change over. I've had this conversation with my parents. When they moved over to the metric system (we're in Canada), it was a little confusing to them at first, but it really only took them a week or two before they got it. It really…

@Y-bot: How can Nintendo possibly even afford such perks? Honestly, what are their share-holders saying about these crazy spending habits?

@surft: For stocks though, there is often a capital gains tax. Of course, the capital gains varies on where you are.

@poodleface: Well said.

@Y-bot: Sweet, sweet bonuses.

In what Marvel universe does this make sense?

@Arken: Benny Hill comes from the future-past.

@EdificeComplex:

@phoghat: Just a bit, yeah. I'm also getting tired of stark, greyish-brown landscape. Why can't there be a post-apocalypse in an environment lush with vegetation?