@highfloydelity: His statement was clear enough. He made a cup of tea, and instead of adding dried tea leaves, he tossed part of a burger into the hot water.

@jedimaster: LOL. I was going to post the same comment about "clip", but on second reading I realized that he didn't specify the model of firearm, so it could be something clip-fed.

@Future Retro: You mean you wouldn't do her? Nah!

Dhaman, I also hate free trials with billing info. Just more data to leak out next time somebody gets hacked.

@lldsandsFLll: Thanks, dude! I feel the love!

@Jackski: But it's not an exact copy!

@Charliehorse: I have some chain maille - a coif and byrnie. I didn't have the patience to make it myself. :-(

@MJDeviant: Church of Scientology also downloaded it.

@mricyfire: Yes, it is 2010, and I do appreciate your link to a modern implementation of a design dating back to 1911.

@Christopher Scott Knell: It's a reference to a computer game called "Portal". [en.wikipedia.org]

@Curves: I'm guessing that by "slim chance" you meant "a woman walks into your bedroom" not "think its a one way mirror and leave".

@mricyfire: Not at all worthless!

@verspasian: I am quite fond of mine.

@jbaranski: You have never heard of open-source hardware?

If it's plain-toast-only, it's too much of a single-tasker. Can't do English muffins, bagels, or larger sliced of artisan bread.

@Bella_Bellini: No, I was being sarcastic and so picked an unpopular platform.

Those who say that there is no need for yet another social networking site don't take into account the horrible privacy issues/policies of front-runner Facebook.

@Bella_Bellini: I agree with your concept, but not the details.

@alex-y: "Apple seemingly unveils new and updated products each time I start to decide "yes" to buying one."

Ooo! Oooo! I can play the pseudo-science game, too!