"McKean, a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, has been conducting experiments on rainbows since 2002. He's finally seeing the fruits of that labor in the form of some serious man-made rainbows. "

AHA! A weakness in their cunning plan! Quadrotors can't play anything faster than eighth notes!

@Robbzilla: That's not a head cold, that's a recto-cranial inversion.

@Robbzilla: If you're going to accuse someone of being a "grammar nazi", you might find it useful to learn the difference between "grammar" and "semantics"...

@Robbzilla: No. ONE "n" caNon.

@Chewbenator: You have a problem with that?

@MidKnightReaper: Even more interesting...

@Anrkist: Canon.

I was a teacher when this happened, and just one year short of the amount of experience required to apply for the "Teacher In Space" position myself.

@DGS_Photography:

@Zak123: Actually, dominos are commonly available in sets with double 6, double 9, double 12, double 15, and double 18.

@FriedPeeps: "Yes and just for the record, the dark side of the moon is coooold. "

@tunsky: Until you come across one of these buried in the snow...

"Supposedly it's a well-known fact amongst astronauts that the moon has the faint odor of gunpowder"

@wætherman: Actually, there were 9 or 10. Ask Jay Leno about his.

@pixelsnader: None of those movements would put the paper in the position shown with the door opening inward.

@pixelsnader: Don't spend much time in hotels, do you? I've never been in one where the doors opened outward.

@wætherman: Oh, come on now... isn't it obvious? There's only one RL cycle with enough full-bore power to do Tron justice.

@pixelsnader: Actually, that's exactly right. Inertia from the door closing would only push it in deeper. It would have to fall on the OUTSIDE of the door if that were the cause.

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