You can ask a god more than one question but you can only ask one question to one god. So if I ask a "is the sky blue?" I can then ask a "is my face red?" If I ask a "is the sky blue?" And then I ask b "is the sky blue?" It counts as two questions.

wierd, I was sure I saw that on a gawker site, now I can't find it. In my searching I did see an interview where he said his wife suggested it...I guess I just misremembered.

Ok, good we're on the same page then :)

I think your definition for smart person as it relates to books is someone who only reads things that are extremely difficult to get through. As it relates to Infinite Jest, this is not a compliment.

It definitely looks awesome...but a bit of a pain to clean...though not nearly as bad as any food processor.

Bluetooth headphones are convenient but they aren't sturdy at all. I pretty much only use headphones for running and my bluetooth headphones died after a month from the sweat. I have a set of $10 phillips earbuds from CVS that die after 9 months from the connectors going bad that sound better than the bluetooth. …

Speaking of, one of the ads for the new iPhone was all about the new ear bud that came with them, about how the earbud was shaped slightly differently to fit ears better. A good concept, but you're basing your entire marketing campaign to get people to buy a new phone based on a $5 earbud?

Blue tooth headphones die after a week of running with them. On top of that the cheapest set is 5xs more expensive than a decent wired set and sounds 30xs worse than a cheap wired pair.

And Fred Willard was actually with his wife when he was caught. How does the police find out about these things? Who is complaining?

One advantage for audio books for me is that I am forced to hear every word.

There was a toy that we had last year where your toddler could match the front of an animal with the back of an animal and it would make a noise. If the animal didn't match it would say you were being silly. The company stopped making it and it now sells for over $100. (I say sells for because that's what it was…

exactly, not a democracy...I can imagine that being much worse than what we currently have.

Check out the documentary "Under Our Skin". It's about Lyme disease and the failures of the Infectious Disease Society to give proper diagnosis and treatment guidelines and even actively trying to destroy the lives of practitioners who try to research and develop better treatments. A lot of the damage is done…

It's been around for decades. It's a disgusting practice that more often than not causes damage.

I watched that Sunday night game a couple weeks ago...it looked like they gave him a drive and then a couple of sets of downs to play. The first set he was in he gained about 15 yards on the ground then got sacked and then through the ball away. Both times he went back to pass he looked absolutely lost and panicked…

And it doesn't have anything to do with airborne particles that absorb different wavelengths, thus explaining the redder skies after a volcanic eruption?

I'm filling up a sack with doorknobs as we speak

Prove it.

Flawed analogy. Was chad hanging big banners outside his garage inviting you to store your pictures for free?

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