@Akmed: "i named my SSID "BOJANGLES". i thought it was a random word but apparently it is a restaurant? anyways its a funny name. "

I suspect that for a tire to be "deflatable"... it might have to be INFLATABLE in the first place...

@AreWeThereYeti: From what I recall of topology (which was the one part of HS math I really enjoyed...) the above was a precise and accurate description of the product in mathematical terms. Absolutely brilliant.

@StupidSimple: Ah, but it's ARTIST'S shit. It doesn't stink.

@quadrent: It's Joe Gideon's Air-rotica.

@Dunny0: Great! You're absolutely right.

@JuneBeatle80: It's even more complicated than you think...

@Synthfilker: Damn pic didn't load...

@B-1Pilot: You, sir, are lucky enough to fly the most seriously bad-ass large aircraft in the world, and get paid for it. And we're lucky to have you do it for us.

@JuneBeatle80: A stereo disc has both side to side and vertical movement encoded in the groove. The same needle reads both.

Oh, look... still around: In the current Brookstone catalog, the Crosley Revolution.

@alexmg2420: And such an impact did not destroy the pilot riding this jet-propelled flying chair as it crashed into the ocean? That would be a pretty lucky break if he survived

@IPreferItCold: "Seems like a good way to assassinate allergy - prone people."

@sub150: Plants have been successfully grown in moon soil brought back by the Apollo missions. Fertility can be improved by adding human manure. And why in the world would you waste water on making electricity when you can just lay out solar panels? And on Mars, you could also use wind turbines.

@sub150: "To everyone that said not enough resources. Did we find food, water, and energy on Mars and the Moon? In 50 years...I think it will be easier to have said resources on Earth than on the moon or Mars."

LOL.. I was on AOL before it WAS AOL... back when it was Q-Link. I'm a net.old.phart

@TickleMeElmo: No.

Wheel, not centrifuge, though it played one in the movie.

@FriarNurgle: These are much more comfortable...

@Parge_Lenis: not really because The energy used to make ice pollutes and rice is bio degradable