@jinlee: That was... something. It wasn't completely unhumored, but I didn't laugh either.

@Arcane: Indeed, my sir, I did not think of such implications of my theory

This is ridiculous! How can you even love someone you don't have phone sex with?

@blyan-reloaded: That is indeed funnier =P

Macbook Pros, now powered by your local pop punk band.

@James: Indeed. People just seem to forget that what bullets are made of (gunpowder) is also dangerous.

@Abaddon: Except Casey never gives Morgan bullets, and you shouldn't be blowing a CIA cover.

@blyan-reloaded: I agree it isn't funny now, but it was definitely funny when it started. It's one of those things that are funny because are true.

@Rick B: I know, right! And it's not just grammar, it's something about using semi-colons near too many capitalized words that kills me.

@Nitesh: Oh, thanks. I read the article while transferring Chuck to the TV, you know.

Wait, so theoretically you "should" only charge up to 40%?

@Splotch Eleven: There you go, this guy solved the problem.

@Platypus Man: And since most people are too dumb to make decisions (Bush got elected), let's have it at ALWAYS shoot landscape and you'll get it wrong fewer times.

@Greg Krynen: Flip your head instead and get all that artistic goodness for youself.

@Wrathernaut: I agree that is nice to point, but I think they assumed we knew better... I mean, this is more directed to geeks about phones for their grandmothers than about phones for us, geeks.

@SkipErnst: Agreed, but the problem is that soon people will want color e-paper, then they'll throw their current e-paper away. Then they'll launch a better resolution e-paper, and people will want that... this cycle will go indefinitely, and chances are a lot of e-papel will be the new trash.

@morphoyle: Ouch. I think this is a discussion that should really go elsewhere.

@Sumada: And videos of a random guy's wiener.

@pinoy87peu: Welcome! Be sure to get a star fast, we grey commenters don't get the spotlight anymore like we used to!

@Arvin Dang: iTunes? Seriously? To each his own, I guess...