@johnnyabnormal: yeah, if that thing can survive on rats, I think it will do well down there. haha

@snoop_dizzle: I think alligators are exotic wildlife for nearly everyone. But pigeons on the other hand...

@espinha: I think the "duplicating iPhone features" rule (like the ability to read wiki pages, for instance) could be used for good rather than evil, in this instance.

Let's count the seconds until some clever hacker figures out how to exploit this.

I think I more "admire" the brazenness of Apple's application approval process by which this application was allowed into the app store. Apple regularly censors decent applications, and then it approves a verbatim copy of a wiki page. WTF...

@mercury_marine: but that would make the aluminum and carbon fiber bikes feel left out.

In Chicago, we've had those bags for quite a while now. Maybe, we were a test market or some crap. But, yeah, I hate that bag. It's eco-friendly but it's horrible to interact with it. Even the feel of the bag is horrible.

Well... there is information on the internet on how to make atomic bombs... I guess.

@Strider-No.9: I read your first paragraph, but not your second paragraph.

@Noé: Funny, I read your comment as "plays too many video games."

I say lies, damned lies, and statistics. Ten bucks says 1 in 5 americans lie when taking surveys.

@taniquetil: Switch Genachowski with any famous, historical dictator of the past or present, and I'll accept your edit.

@Maave: Nice false dichotomy. I'm sure some ISPs will offer net neutral surfing, because consumers, rather than the government, demand it. Imagine a world where I can choose with my own volition how I want my receive my internet. Consumers have power too, you know.

If only Genachowski had more power to enforce his totalitarian dictates, then everything would be better. Someone get this man some power! I want that man to dictate how I buy my interwebz! (sarcasm)

It should come with Iphone insurance for when you (inevitably) crash.

The preference for roommates who play Starcraft 2 is icing on the cake. This guy is so moving from his mom's basement.

And what would be wrong with me having the option to pay extra for "faster, priority delivery of internet traffic"?

If Safari could maximize... this probably wouldn't of turned out different.

Built Tim Hortons tough.

@mecha2142: it still scratches, I know.