"At the theatre" is the closest, but I prefer watching them on a screen/monitor in a house.

It's not necessarily, or only about laziness, but aesthetics too. Also handy if you have a room with 3 entrances, but only one has a light switch, etc.

I don't really know how right you might be, but I greatly enjoyed the aggression you put into it.

Cool School... now create something on your phone/tablet that can't be done on a Fisher-Price Learning Computer for Toddlers.

1. Beat match a few songs, mix them with a few beats of your own...
2. Crop out 1:33.17 to 5:47.61 from a video, and then overlay some 3D CGI animation on it...
3. Design a poster for a local fair of 50 companies/organizations/businesses using their logos...
4. ...output???
5. Profit!

Most of that stuff prior to desktop computers, was done in a room or two full of tables and numerous hand tools... we have quad-core "superphones" now with decent enough GPUs to make it possible... but even if the iOWinDroidTabliPhone had applications to do it, it would still take far too long to do it compared to a desktop or laptop with your two or three fingered input and 20 pixel precision... always sacrificing either input, or output.

Even if you mix in voice commands, iris tracking, and a pen... it's a clusterfuck of imprecise input, unless you want everything to end up like this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suprematist_Composition

Not saying they don't have their creative uses, really really wish they could do everything, or I could even foresee them doing so... but, I don't see it happening unless "everything is a remix" you have your standard 1000 shapes, sounds, clips, lengths, resolutions, etc... like Lego, maybe even Technic Lego...but... so limited.

everything else aside... if you're creating a toroidal vortex that can travel 150± you're likely going to hear it before it gets there, you'll probably still hit your target, but anyone more than like 10 feet from the target will be like "oh, they're right there just 150 feet away" - boom dead... as apposed to grenade launchers which can be upwards of 1500 meters away. (MK19, MK47, etc).

There also isn't too much chance of rapid fire since the vortexes will disturb the previously calm air, making them dissipate closer and closer to the cannon itself, or causing them to go off target from pressure differences, and turbulence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDx-mQqzYNw

Our Nazi scheme cost us just a small fraction of what we had been spending on defense in a single year. The deciding factor was when we learned that your country was working along similar lines, and we were afraid of a Nazi gap.

lol, that is to say fixing those things... although yes, they do incorporate their own bugs too.

For the most part, if not entirely, the only thing that is incorporated are codes/methods/etc that can crash/freeze the browser, which is entirely expected.

The website fixing parts are done by BrowserJS (currently a 106KB JS file) which can be disabled.

Wait... so it's Apple's fault?... Anonymous split into Mac Vs. PC?... gotcha.

An anonymou is the singular of anonymii. "that anonymou really stands out from the rest of the anonymii", and anonymous is a pejorative, like emos. "being unidentifiable is a characteristic of anonymous's"

now you know.

Or... they could have been "helping" in the hopes of gaining some sort of information they weren't aware of, making their blocking/limiting/crapiness that much more effective.

I spotted a joke, which started the whole world crying

Generation III's
Generation IV's
Lists of stuffs...

Parse at will... the answer is "yes" but not many, and even fewer if you exclude ones just for testing not hooked to a/the grid. There's quite a few Gen II that have been built recently (and presumably better than earlier Gen II, including precautions for "planes flying into them"...)

People still complaining about stories.

Judging by the Firehose... there really isn't much to choose from... I'd cringe trying to justify my reasoning picking any of the stories I see there right now.

I've been trying to get a consensus, that but I never agree.

It was in regard to the improper [quote] tags, preempt the inevitable.