Both Scott and Amy could not have been nicer about this whole thing. Really wonderful.

This is how you handle PR when embarassing blunders happen. Calm professionalism with humility and a dash of humor. No need to throw people under the bus or make empty statements about "upmost integrity and customer service."

Well done Amy.

Bunch of funny replies in the Q/A. Chairman Meow was priceless.

Congratulations! You win the award tonight.

Or, there's more than one way to skin a phone.

Very clever, indeed. It's a long comment that has no readers.

Their pubescence doesn't matter. If they are not 18 and you have a nude photo of them, it is child pornography. Even if you are under 18 and have nude pictures of someone under 18, it's still child pornography. There is no grey area.

Oh hey, look at that! You're right, my bad; most of the time I don't click on those links in there because I'm usually reading from my phone.

It's like no-one remembers the Mythbuster's episode...

So, according to this, none of my children should have survived past 9 months, which is about the age that they started crawling around and eating everything they could find on the floor in any room of the house (including the bathroom). Heck, when they started walking they realized how many tasty treasures are often…

This just made me think of the phrase "Drain the Main Vein".

so if you spray the inside of a glass, and then fill the glass with water, does the water:

This

MythBusters did an episode on this. The conclusion was that nothing that still let a person read the plate could block the camera from reading it. And anything that blocks a person from reading it would be very illegal, and likely to get you pulled over anyways.

Oh gawd thank you. I'm tired of the faux outrage of this stuff. Everyone knows what to do when on the run with the secret plans to the nukes; ditch the cellphone, credit card and facebook.

This is a little misleading. These images show the buildings sitting on the Tonto plateau while the inner gorge is much deeper.

This is a terrible idea. Counter-intuitively, people don't seem to understand that what they post on Facebook can be seen by people who aren't their best friends, so it leads to conversations like this:

people just randomly forget what a dog looks like?

This dude is Superman and always will be...