The escalation he used there is silly. But, the fact that people are okay with nonviolent protesters being sprayed with this crap just because they buy into the idea that all the occupy protesters are just smelly hippies?

And the form looks fugly on top of the reduced functionality. I can't believe anyone would want to do this to their car.

Forgiveness for reckless hooning was in order until I saw what he had planned for his Miata. That's unforgivable.

Yes, I'm aware of those, and maybe someday when I have the cash to throw around I'd get one.

I could see a business here. I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks it would be pretty cool to have a sword that was hand made by an expert craftsman. I've got plenty of replicas, but having something someone put their heart and soul into? That's more valuable to me.

And now that I've seen that, I'll never get it out of my mind.

They need new designers, then they wouldn't need lawyers.

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Actually, TVs are a good example. The lesser brands just copy off of each other, the better ones come up with their own designs.

Would you confuse a Kindle Fire for an iPad?

That was actually very informative. But where did all that royal land come from? And did the wedding increase taxes or decrease public services, or was it a part of their usual income from the government?

I don't judge what's right or wrong based on the law. Just one person being a slow poke in the passing lane creates congestion. Just use the lane for passing, and passing only. You'd be amazed at just how much faster you can get from A to B at any time of day when people follow that simple rule.

Best Buy, and a little over a month ago.

Me neither. This country was founded to escape the British aristocracy. Something like this wedding is a perfect example. Security for the wedding was paid for by the taxpayer. An incredibly wealthy family still used taxpayer money for a personal matter. If I were British, I'd be pissed.

I bought one recently. I have horrible luck, so I'd say expect a new one soon.

Have you tried the whole "reading" thing? Check the link up there.

Passing lanes are for passing ONLY.

Whining about it from the comfort of your computer is going to accomplish what?

I'll admit, there's a lot they're complaining about. But it mostly comes down to limiting the power of corporations (campaigning contributions and lobbyists). But there's a lot more. Health care, end of the war, less money in politics.

Maybe you'd know more about the movement if our mainstream media didn't skew or omit details from every story about it.