With enough training, focus and understanding of physics,

I think that Chronicle is one of the greatest arguments for Telekinesis as the ultimate power.

I disagree. But with one tiny exception...

The year my Sister had to go to hospital for Christmas and I had to help my Dad deliver presents to her.

God Bless the SS World and all who sail in her.

I really try to resist, but with such a broad range and a relatively cheap price, they are so damned more-ish.

Of course they did.

I remember that, I still want to know if anyone actually bought it...

It reminded me of an art installation I saw once that was a sealed can of poo. I haven't the faintest idea what the point behind it was, but I'll always be left with this conundrum; how do they know it's got poo in it if they don't open it? And what's worse, paying thousands of pounds/dollars for a can of poo or…

Same here. Given how expensive a simple 'short back and sides' was becoming, a decent clipper paid for itself about the third time I used it.

Damn. I have a beard and I've always had a thing for plaid shirts, jeans and boots.

But don't all iPhones stink of rejection?

Personally I've found that anything by Nimblebit is a good example of the Free-to-play model. You can play the entire game without paying if you want and I tend to buy stuff from them because I feel they deserve it. If this is the F2P model we want, it should be the F2P model we should be supporting.

Only if the Swedish Chef gets to announce them at their wedding.

Adult me in teem me's body would kick all kinds of ass (metaphorically, of course). But reliving my teenage years? No chance.

Teenagers can have cool. Cool is temporary, egotistical, fickle, gaudy and boring.

Whilst this video isn't a great example, it's definitely in the vein of trying too hard at a wedding and practically begging for something to go wrong.

Nice to see the WiiU get some mainstream love. Usually when people talk about current gen console, "that thing that'll play Smash Bros" rarely gets shown.

Took me a few tries before I spotted that 'r' in "pray".