@transitnap: It's the same thing in French and Spanish. That isn't what I was referring to. I was referring to the studies where the fact that they use symbols in their language means that their brains are better adapted to processing mathematics.

@mattycakes: haha wow. Way to read no read @ myself. Oh well, the internet's SO AWESOME that it covers both the 20th & 21st centuries! haha

The internet.

@jamjen: That's actually pretty cool. They should've mentioned that in the article, though. Again, more faulty journalism.

@Nablial: Don't be picky, you know exactly what I mean.

First of all, you forgot penicillin, which in and of itself is ridiculous. Second of all, it's funny that you're praising both teflon and saccharin, since they're both known carcinogens.

Interesting, since I've always been jealous of the fact that using a symbol-based alphabet is supposedly what makes you better at math. Good to know, I guess!

@GoldenEel: haha, my mom found handcuffs in my underwear drawer (it was open and they were out in the open) and she just laughed. She'd coyly reference it a few times afterwards.

@allstyle777: I killed my 3GS in March, and have been cell phone-less since. IT SUCKS. haha

@Captain_Tripps: Hey, I'm not the one starting shit on the internet. You replied to me, buddy.

@Captain_Tripps: Are you from the time of the ancient Romans, or ancient Greece? Yeah, you're not. Clothing from the 1980's was tacky as hell, but it was en mode so people wore it. Stop being so goddamn ignorant.

@dfp3050: lulz =P

@dfp3050: This isn't whitenoise, the tag beside # tips and # broken is :P Whitenoise is always going on!

@defyinggravity: Just don't troll, contribute to the community, and you'll be fine =)

The color? Always something tacky.

I'm very picky about notebooks too, so I started buying the Lab notebooks from my university bookstore. They're hardcover, have thick paper, and the lines are a bit more spaced out. They're 12 dollars, but gorgeous to write in.

@ithyphallus, 13382: hahaha nevar!

@Lemonade: Agreed, actually. He's the "father of the internet", yet he wasn't even mentioned.

Alright, I've gotta say something. First of all, they sell MBP's for $2000 and computer for $4000, which is hefty but they sell a lot of them, and secondly, If they made a TV with a retina display and an IPS screen, it would blow every other TV out of the water, hands down. When the iPad was announced, everyone…

@Ajh: No in fact, I converse with Lord_Data on the regular, on Gizmodo, and I have a star there. Asking how you got your star implies asking what type of comment got you that star. Thank you for playing.