All of these quotes were from "Hunt for Red October". What is your other favourite sub movie?

After all those subs took off, I caught it again and got it on tape. I washed it through the computer and was able toisolate this sound. When I asked the computer to identify it, what I got was "magma displacement".

This entry is not valid, according to Rule 1. The video pans to the surfer after he comes up on the board.

I see Hawaii plates all the time in the Seattle area. The military ships vehicles when personnel PCS (change station). Given that we have large Army, Navy and Air Force installations here, they aren't uncommon.

"It may be illegal to just snap random photos of people without their consent. "

ca.lifehacker.com and ca.gizmodo.com still have the old (aka; non-sucky) design.

While not a Boeing 314, you can go onboard a Martin Mars flying boat in Port Alberni, British Columbia.

LastPass is *great*. I started using it a month ago (after their acquisition of XMarks and part of my commitment to fund it).

At least once a month, I run an empty load through the washing machine on "hot" and a couple cups of sodium hypochlorite (aka "chlorine bleach"). I also make sure to leave the lid/door open when the machine is not in use so it has a chance to dry out inside and not become a festering pustule of disease.

@Trystian: So, you're bouncing down a dirt road in your Humvee, fat dumb and happy, looking forward to getting back to base and some hot chow...

@CatStampFever: So every patrol and recon mission has an Apache overhead, scanning continuously on IR?

@ThatsNotPudding: Is that before or after the 30+ guys you didn't see while you were riding down the road in your Humvee opened fire and ventilated your brainpan?

A Ticonderoga #2 yellow pencil. There is no substitute.

It is also a good way for LinkedIn to drive up usage; it requires that you have at least 50 connections in order to use the mapping tool.

Tryptophan virus?? ZZzzzzzz...

Wow, I have all of these in a box somewhere in a closet.

@pist: As soon as there are no threats to worry about, sure... let's get right on that.

The original Harpoon naval warfare game, not the hacked attempts at updating/reviving it. I still play it occasionally, amazed that it still works.

Plan Two... huh. I worked on Johnston Island for five years (go Team JACADS!). While any airbase in the middle of the ocean would be better than nothing, JI in the 1940s was barely large enough to hold a squadron of bombers... not sure how much it would have helped the Japanese invasion of Hawaii.

Spoo nachos?