There are no zombies in that picture. If there were, I'd have zeroed in on the two glowing points of light watching me patiently and hungrily from the shadows immediately.

You could do it based on movement speeds. Things in the background of an image move slower than those in the midground when you change your position--If the thing in the background, a galaxy or something, moves in a strange way, then you can be sure it's being lensed. I'm not sure if the Earth moves enough for this to be useful, though, given the scale.

It was a soundstage on mars.

We need better education systems for our children to foster American puns so that we can compete with European and Asian puns.

I can't wait for you to be modded informative for that.

... I'll get right on it!

The article on anti-vandalism bots had been recently vandalized when they were doing their preliminary research.

I hope this doesn't turn into a boron and predictable thread of chemistry puns.

No, grammar works in RPN.

Finally we have a solution to the issue of light pollution inhibiting our view of the cosmos. Now we can simulate the starry night sky using tiny floating LED-clad robots.

They don't put up with it. Intrusive DRM causes people to skip games or pirate them. SCII is one of the few games that has enough hype to overcome this sort of thing.

There is no NDA.

( http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=112115 )

Hold on. Let me google if Google is too big to fail...

They're so laid back that they forgot to keep an eye on the kinds of people that like to go into politics.

Cast Tensor's Floating Disk!