Time for Eddie Izzard to step into the role that's been waiting for him.

Raping it AND putting that on film. Think about that for a sec.

I can see Mr. Jiang's server crashing right know... aka "The Lifehacker Effect"

They have that "business select" or something like that which guarantees you A1-A15 boarding, too.

Could this be a function of the Communist government not allowing an organized religion, thus skewing the results a bit?

I haven't read the post. I will now.

"humanity’s first supposed steps on the Moon"

I still use Adam Pash's "texter" for text expansion. After all these years, it's worked well for me on a Win7 machine, even for the most complex stuff.

Believe it or not, this is a lot of energy to be countered with anything we have, short of a nuke. I mean, it takes mountains, big, huge ones, to dissipate that much energy "safely," and we still get torrential rains and pretty bad horizontal winds out of it.

Yeah, that whole thing creeped me out because, you know, tails.

Rrrrrrrrrrripped like Jesus.

"Deploy flaps at 30 degrees, air brakes, landing gear... Anything to slow us down. Dump the fuel. I'm going to invert it..."

I can't tell from the picture. Are they Gram negative or Gram positive? Rods or cocci? Friend or foe?

PEMDAS? What ever happened to "My Dear Aunt Sally" or "Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract"? What's this PEMDAS nonsense?

Yeah... I have a response...

Never use pie charts to compare proportions. Your eyes can't tell the difference between 25% and 30% on it. Just go ahead and use the time-tested bar graph.

So this is what they did with all those Nike "Sphere" long sleeves that never sold because they looked to be wrinkled all the damn time?

Pictured: A super-massive object made of hot gas. No, not Rush Limbaugh... The Sun!

Has someone checked on the dynamo? Make sure it's well-oiled and ready to go.

Fact: Elephants use their ears to cool themselves down. They're like the car radiators, where blood is run through the ears and close to the environment to cool down. We do this too, but we don't have big ears like these.

Ray Bradbury's "Kaleidoscope", anyone?