As cool as this is, the best representations of the spheres are mechanical and steam punky.

@corpore-metal: Yeah, yeah. I know. Still I like to believe that Einstein was right, but only as far as we have been able to observe and somewhere out there is something fundamental we have been missing that makes FTL not only possible, but practical. Maybe it isnt negative mass. But I hope it's something.

@corpore-metal: "But negative mass is so utterly wonderful it couldn't possibly exist."

@corpore-metal: Oh, the physics exists, we just haven't found it yet.

@Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: I'd say he had one or two pre-existing problems after all "Saunders claims to have created a self-portrait every day since 1995"...

All that beautiful hardware surrounded by refuse. Nice contrast.

I guess I owe the proprietors of a few bars an apology for thinking exposed ducting and conduit shows they were too cheap to install a ceiling. It seems they were being stylish all along...

Sure it's inconvenient, but its the one of the costs of living in a western democracy. I like the alternatives less.

Her name didn't happen to be Mary did it?

Or maybe Sony-Ericsson have just done a poor job of promoting their brand for the last however many years.

@interrogator_chaplain: Magnets, how do ....

@GabrielLuis: and snow wont be a problem either...

@goldentreesang: If you can afford the house you can afford 'the help'

Where's the 'you would hit it' tag Subby?

@Populoner: Cool. Thanks.

@Platypus Man: you actually saw that discrepancy? I'm impressed. Of course you did force me to type 365.25x24x60 into windows calculator (which doesnt work) and then check out the leap year formula on Wikipedia because I couldn't remember what the rule was for century years.

@Kevin Purdy: It's based upon the solar year (or average calendar year if you like) which is a little under 365.25 days.

@scythe515: I agree.

@Populoner: dont pretty much all major airports have parallel runways?