This makes my head hurt.

@her0_0f_time: Dare I say your reference was too subtle??

@001: lol... He is a really cool guy. But 11 pictures? I mean, at least use a roll, right?

I love this trilogy. Ever summer, when I came home from college, one of the first things I would do was watch these movies back to back... (not a HUGE fan of the third, but hey.. the first two are amazing.)

A friend of mine walked from the East coast to Chicago without any other form of transportation.

300x slower means the whole video happens in less than 1/3 of a second.

Thank God. Can you imagine?

I've been waiting for random ass Android posts for months. Now that it is really catching on as an OS, (and getting more powerful... ie, Froyo & EVO) we're getting more an more of them.

@tomsomething: I lol'd.

Congratulations, Jason!

@TheGallow: It doesn't actually "generate" any energy, it releases the energy that is trapped in the bond / the natural potential of energy that pure hydrogen has. In any event, depending on the process used, electrolysis can be far more efficient than most are willing to recognize.

@Graviton1066: That's what I said. Then I Google'd them. Turns out I knew them, and you probably do to.

@Korrupt: Win.

@JoshGlzBrk: Which means they've been in the story, probably recently... maybe the same day? Maybe with the same clothing?

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: Bravo.

@JakeMertz: Hardware defects aren't uncommon enough to exploit into month long news. The reason the iPhone defects were such a big deal is because of the role that Apple has played in setting its own standards and the expectations of its customers.

@codepage9:

@Dr. Nemmo: +1!!

I didn't think this would be such a bad job, then I searched one of the phenomena mentioned in the comments.

@codepage9: Dear lord. I didn't get far enough into your warning before looking up the first one.