@TechHaze: I fear that may only worsen their 'shit getting fused into people' problem.

This thing screams 1984... I wonder if it is the Ministry of Peace.

@notverycreative: Wroooong. I have shotguns for hunting and home defense.

@Razta: Put a couple of wind turbines in front of each electric engine and you could fly forever.

@DefineStatutory: Really? I'm just going by what wiki said about it; I don't even use it. But if that's true, what's keeping me or anyone else from becoming mayor of everything?

@Luke: I believe you have to be at the destination to check in.

@Geisrud: Oh, there are other uses. Foursquare is great for finding out when people aren't home so you can rob them blind! Who want's to see what awesome stuff astronauts keep in their house later?

@JSharke: That's the best time to do it though; there can be no shame when you are unconscious.

@jnemesh: what's that you were saying?

@drewthat: Agreed, all of the bullet momentum has to go somewhere. It just stops.

@The Lab: Uh, okay. Alumina is safe, you're right. Except for when it's produced and makes red mud. Which is toxic.

@The Lab: Ha, yeah, man! It's like, totally safe, except for when it's not.

@—Tito—: Nothing is hotter than stick on stick action.

That cake is seriously lacking in the rhubarb department.

@Jimmy From The Block: The elders say that much of Digg was lost to the sea. Not many survived going into September; those who did fled.

@kozjegyzo: Giz: "Waves of red toxic muck, gushing from a giant reservoir used by a bauxite refinery—which produces alumina that's later processed into ordinary aluminum—"

@kozjegyzo: Wiki says the opposite: it's used to make aluminum.

@Xelmon: "The goddamned red tape is so thick you could cut it with a light saber. "

The Reuters video reminded me of one of the news reports from C&C back in the day.

Hey you bastards, I'm still here!