@Stevox: I'm glad I didn't jump on the 21st century bandwagon.

@Subliminal Bukkake: Thanks, Captain Obvious. Any 5-year-old can get to this conclusion. The question is: does it end there? Verizon is not making that to crap on money, you know.

@pz: While I agree with the most part, I will have to disagree about the virus thing. Sure, you don't see a lot of them now. But once Android really catches on (and it's catching on fast) — once it's relevant in economic terms, then you may surely expect viruses.

@2 replies: I was going to post exactly that, thanks for saving me the time.

@cec: Agreed. Especially when the local currency is undervalued. Let's say 1 US Dollar equals 2 Imaginary Currency. People in the Imaginary country will have to work twice as much to buy the same toy for the same price.

@Daft.Vader: prbbly the 1 who also types all kinds of wrong wit hreal wierd abbviations

@Paper-Cut: I think the 3D only goes so far as where the glasses are. While it's ok if you are holding them near you, it's pretty much pointless in a cinema room (the guy in the top chair will have basically no 3d at all)

@anaki: I like it that you say "beware may cause seizures" right below the actual thing. It won't be useful after the individual is already having seizures, you know xD

@Gotlactose: Stole my comment.

@gerrrg: I'm just saying that being a short version of something, I approve of it since it avoids repeating something that is implied, so...

@DavinClytias: Jesus Christ. Quit whining. You OBVIOUSLY haven't used Windows 7 yet.

@Dallifornia: How so? Lady Gaga doesn't even report the news! There we have it, she shouldn't show up at top 10.

@ModernBawhair: Your image did not load.

@Philip Han: Oh, no offense taken haha

@theamazingpete: Oh. I thought everyone would get the "ur anus" joke.

@zaxour: ect must be a typo... MUST BE!

@TheFu: Does anyone actually say "irregardless"? Holy shit. People surprise me every time.

@lvlln: You are right, although I am strongly against this use and only have come accross it in English language. The quotes should be used only to reflect the exact thing that was said, and the ponctuation plays a hole in it, after all.

@gerrrg: It's pretty much a shorter version of "so, you can see my point."

@dcelzinga: Agreed. "You've got another think coming" is crapping on your grammar. The noun for verb "think" is "thought", whereas "thing" is a verb. Hence, both "You've got another thought coming" or "You've got another thing coming" are correct.