No photos of the roof eater in action!? Need!

No, no, good sir. You've got it all wrong:

Picasso: The ultimate light painting hipster.

I applaud your use of the word "indefatigable". And because the only other place I've ever encountered it was Monty Python:

This is beautiful. I appreciate your candor, Mr. Guy.

My favourite are the 2 "hands" that come in with some trepidation at the end and just straighten the end loop before it drops. Like, "Oh, um... here, just hold on... you got something sideways here... and... there. Off you go."

But having added that to the discussion, the only thing really dramatic about this failed stunt is the camera angle. The rider probably just ended up sliding down the perfectly angled landing side of the ramp. Not much different than ditching the bike at 25MPH...

Is there a difference?

So if I'm understanding the imagery correctly, the red materia is inserted into the cancer cell by the buster sword and then Typhon is summoned to invoke Disintegration. Is that how this drug works?

Fascinating! The other thing to note, however is that these cubes are only being deformed by 10 micrometers. I suppose you could estimate that it's about 50% deformation, but it will be interesting to see how that relationship scales up to a human scale or an aircraft scale.

Wahahahaow. wow.

More "Space—-the-final-frontier" type stuff, like this: http://gizmodo.com/how-this-iss-f…

Au contraire, mon frere. If anything, it means active sensors are required in place of the passive sensors of today. If not, you won't know there's been a hull breach before it's too late.

Heh, I like the imagery. Don't forget though, the solar wind is made up of charged particles of relatively low density. This is from wikipedia, so take it with a grain of salt, but:

ew.

You want to see some snazzy camera tricks? Ok, go:

As a coffee drinker of the large schnoz persuasion, one thing that always drives me crazy is the tiny vent hole that's poked out of the lid. It's ALWAYS positioned right where the tip of my nose lands on the cup and it's ALWAYS lanced from the bottom up, leaving a sharp little scratchy bit to poke my tender nose…