Bizarre. They just added coverage for a whole bunch of countries. [www.theinquirer.net]

Judging by the guy wires, that's not just any giant tower of boobs, its a giant inflatable tower of boobs.

You are no quirk, you're a statistical aberration.

If George taught us one thing, Clones speak with a new zealand accep

I was the driver's door (Thailand drives on the left) and I expect it was deliberately open.

If this place has been around since 1891, its more like the ingrate kids are suing great-grandpa

George R.R. Martin.

I dunno. Getting deliberately infected with or genetically designed to develop horrible diseases so scientists can experiment on a cure has got to suck.

There was a time before standards were mature enough when technical acceptance testing was necessary. Not any more.

Asprin was the original brand name. You can google it.

I can help thinking that concentrating that many arse holes in one city is going to cause a shit load of problems.

We witnessing a shift in the world ant war that has been waged since the mid-Cretaceous. The Californian ants came close to defeating their Argentine foes early on but were decimated by the K-T extinction event. They each retreated to their home territory and over the eons forgot all about each other. Now they meet…

As long as they don't try and tax international sales, it doesn't bother me. But I'm selfish like that.

I cant help thinking about the story behind eyeless French breasts. Imagine a world where breasts have eyes, except for French breasts. Why French breasts rather than English or American? Is this a story about persecution of those with freaky eyeless breasts or one of women go under the knife for that French look. …

Oh it said "eyeless French beasts", not breasts...

This is not a Big Mac. It lacks the two notable characteristics common to all Big Macs globally. There is nothing of blandness or banality here. It could actually be tasty.

The US and just about every other nation shut down their refineries because they couldnt compete. The raw materials are there if we are willing to pay more for the finished product. Just like just about everythign else made in China these days.

For the first time I looked at something young people are doing and thought WTF is it with the kids to day?

At the time it was first stated Moore's Law was an observation that the number of transistors had doubled every 18 months. Since then Itel et. al. have done their damnedest to keep up. It really should be called Moore's Challange.

What does "slightly radioactive" mean? Just about everything is slightly radioactive.