Ha! They'll know why you had them buried with you. Many people have personal effects buried with them. It's well documented. :)

No.

…that was the point of the article I shared. This is the problem with relying on having everything online or "on the cloud". Nothing will be saved and read in 100 years. There's a reason the Dark Ages were called the Dark Ages in Europe.

"You, you know, you can just call me Mike."

No. I'm familiar with them, unfortunately. I just picked up that your post was sarcastic. It's hard to pick up on that sometimes in posts.

Ron Paul for President?

Actually, future archaeologists won't have any idea how the people of this century lived because nothing is being preserved in hard copy form. A Google executive recently spoke out about how current online data may be lost due to future technologies not being able to read our data due to new technology not being…

I didn't know TBS had more shows other than The Big Bang Theory and Conan.

Why do any random Redditor's dumb post go viral?

The AV Club is using Reddit and Buzzfeed as sources? Bwahahaha.

If they get that worked up over a change in The Simpsons timeslot, I'd like to see how worked up they'd get if their government was screwing them over.

I don't care if that poster is King Salman of Saudi Arabia, The Rock, or Mary fucking Poppins. My response was warranted.

Ah. So most liked = never makes mistakes.

No. Again, I'm arguing why should NBC be held to such a high standard when Fox News doesn't. Maybe the news outlets should start calling Fox News out on their bullshit.

So what you're saying is that people only care about journalistic integrity when advertiser money is on the line.

No. That's not what I said.

Maybe you should read your reply. You're the one not making any sense.

Fox News calls itself a news channel. Shouldn't it be held to same standards as everyone else?

Why is Brian Williams expected to hold up to an insanely high level of journalistic integrity while the Fox News news anchors can lie through their teeth day in and day out? What's with the double standard?

No. I mean the woman I married last year in a ceremony in Napa Valley.