An intense disdain for Australians?

It works just like a real bartender!

Can you guys do a piece on wall tents for the extreme outdoorsmen and hunters among us? Also, I'm a little biased because I'm a chef in my day job, but I would like to see some reviews of some more camp cookware than just a USB-kettle. Indefinitely Wild has been a nice addition; keep it coming.

And in the grammar scenario, my statement didn't say, "There is a possibility that man is the only factor contributing to global warming." It said that there is a possibility that man CAUSED global warming. As in without man all other factors put together would not cause the global warming phenomena. You can't say…

You think direct quotes twist your words?

I think you're a hypocrite because you say that you're open to facts and data, but in discussion you speak with absolute certainty about the state of the environment 10 years from now and never give and credence to the opposing argument. Everyone is allowed to reach their own conclusions, but ignoring other…

I thought your original point was that there was no eminent danger to mankind in the first place. If you actually mean that there could be something wrong but we need to do more research than saying things like "...our lives will carry on exactly like they are now...", "...if anything the planet has a wonderful…

And you don't understand the concept of field testing. You yourself just said that there are too many variables at play. You expect computer models that can't be tested to properly predict the impact of greenhouse gas management strategies? Your problem is that you live in this crazy all-or-nothing world of extremes.…

There's also another major difference. In your system there is a period of time where the car is rattling and you're driving not knowing what is going on. True it could be rocks in the fender, but it could be many other problems including something that could lead to catastrophic, and possibly fatal, failure. More…

That 's funny, because you're doing the exact same thing on the other end. You, my friend, are like those people driving around with their cars squealing and rattling, holding on to the hope that it's not something that will eventually cause the car to break down.

I don't understand, there's an "outside" of the city? Like the stuff that planes fly over?

I don't ask myself those questions because I have a rudimentary understanding of physics and chemistry.

I would say that the answer to that is a more logical question to argue, but my whole point is that getting bogged down in stupid discussions like are distracting from the problem. What I 100% believe is that if the major global warming contributors (remember global warming is a phenomena specifically caused by man)…

You're right. We should let animals with bird flu travel all over the world freely because we don't *know* that it will jump to humans. It's not like it's killed many people before, we're just guessing based off of computer models. And why track the weather to alert people early about hurricanes when we don't *know*…

Unless you're about to argue that there is some reason that many, many tests are inaccurately measuring the current level of CO2, I don't really see why your point matters at all. I'm very sorry that scientists and computer models cannot predict what an increase in CO2 will do to the incredibly complex systems of…

OH MY GOD YOU WERE THE OTHER PERSON WHO READ ANIMORPHS?! I literally just brought them up in conversation (to which no one knew what I was talking about of course) last week and I thought I was probably the only person to remember them.

More information!! What was the moisture content? Was it cow or authentic buffalo mozzarella?

What about Riki-Oh?

That coaster looks pretty wimpy. It's looks like they literally took the seats off of X-Flight and put them on a Green Lantern style track, which although a very economical way to use theme park real estate, is not providing a revolutionary ride experience. Plus how tall is this thing? It's certainly no gigacoaster.

Sure. Noma is a great place to learn and everyone there is extremely passionate about what they do, and many of the people who live there are passionate about the restaurant. It was not uncommon for locals to bring in extra game they had hunted or food they had grown/gathered.