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Now? Man you are not part of the Lego community. This has been going on for 10+ years

The best Eric Cartman impression on Gizmodo, so far.

Read a lot of early William Gibson, have you?

I love posting this because it's soooo relevant to soooo many questions like this. Forgive, please, as I posted this last week, but it is specifically relevant to superweapons... This is from the olde usenet Peter's Evil Overlord List:

An "Ultimate Weapon" is in of itself a bad strategy. No matter how difficult it is to defeat, if the bulk of your strength or defense lies with one thing, someone will find a way to exploit it.

Dude, that's some fuckin' creep shit.

I'd like the source of the statement that "Detergent can lose some of it's effectiveness after a while" (and of course an apostrophe does not belong in that sentence). I've long bought the 28 lb buckets of Kirkland powder detergent, which last me about 1½ years. I've not noticed any loss of effectiveness.

Based on my consumption of pizza, my team would be me and one other person... or me and morning-cold-pizza-for-breakfast me.

We were young, love was a battlefield.

Yep. Android users are non-conformists just like all the other Android users.

Don't wait for the translation! Answer me now!

..and goes back, and then further, and back again...

Mind you those are patent drawings. They don't have to accurately represent a potential product design. To tell the truth, if I were in charge, I'd make sure they didn't represent actual upcoming products. There's no reason to believe a company as focused on secrecy and design as Apple wouldn't do exactly the same. It

8) I hope Stark didn't get gamorrhea from the encounter...

I assume you refer to the citizens of the United States. This is a Canadian movie directed by a Canadian director. Also, there are plenty of bloody and violent movies from all over the world, from Japan to Spain, where I am from.

According to The Loop, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, Apple's professional video and audio production suites.

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Mila played a young Jolie in Gia so...not surprising.

The way everyone's reacted lately, I expected the "worst thing" to be the inability to play as a transgendered male-to-female Eskimo with a peg leg Assassin in revolutionary France.