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Random, but see, for me, on $27.45 (assume post-tax, I don’t usually worry about pre-tax), to simplify the math, I’d say “27 x 2 = 54, move the decimal, 5.4, round up for the nearest dollar, $5.55". And conveniently, 27.45 * 0.2 = 5.49, so I’m good. (when it starts getting over the 50 cent mark, I round up on the

Yore a true hero and inspiration to us all.

I knew Goldeneye was popular, but the second-best-selling game in the U.S.?

Oh god, I hate *hate* HATE “oscillators”. Especially on the highways, cuz you play frigging’ leapfrog with them way too often, when you’re just trying to chill with cruise control on.

Give me an X-Wing kit with some stickers and painting suggestions and I will give you an unpainted X-Wing with no stickers.

Bear in mind, i do not think that I am some type of tragic hero

God, I hope so.

Swing... and a miss.

...Is “the most secure mobile device” really part of the default Blackberry signature? 

All great choices, here, and in the comments. I haven’t seen Rio Bravo, but I caught El Dorado on TV for the first time a few years ago, and loved it.

...WTF is ‘lacing’?

I somehow got through 10 years of college and grad school without ever eating instant ramen. My wife and I started trying some stuff, basic frozen jobs at first, some semi-homemade stuff later on a few occasions within the last year or two. It’s been interesting, and when I see the characters in an anime (yes, yes,

I was wondering if the backwards (especially after the slight forwards right after takeoff) was normal, thanks. So, basically, everything was “ok” (or seemingly so) until it looks like the pilot started to turn the helicopter?

From his description, this feels like he should find one that’s got a much better body + frame, but major engine issues, and swap the ‘good’ engine from this into it...

I mean, it wasn’t one of David’s Jeeps, so, really, the over/under should’ve been somewhere in Montana if you’re gonna go that route ;)

Eh, you gotta get deep down in the Ozarks for a realistic chance of that. They weren’t near far enough South ;)

I know it doesn’t get as much traffic or highway stuff, but can they/have they done any fully autonomous testing in some of those old military bases up there that like the Mythbusters used for some of their driving myths (blind guy driving, driving angry, etc.), where there’s essentially whole abandoned subdivisions