Apparently, some people still don't understand this whole 'representative democracy' thing. Many Americans- millions- never supported and never will support torture. We didn't vote for those who did, we didn't support their policies and some of us would even like to see them do prison time for them.

You've obviously never been to Sedona, AZ.

Many laptop makers (and probably makers of other electronics too) design their power supplies to be universal. All you need to change is the (usually removable) cable that goes from the outlet to the transformer. I was able to charge my American Macbook by taking the cable out of the clock radio in my room and plugging it into the little square Macbook transformer box thingy. Since that's a feature they don't even bother advertising, I imagine it's cheap and easy enough to make no one's socket better than anyone else's.

If you didn't want to pay a lot to fix your car, maybe you shouldn't have gotten one that was as complex and with as many specialized parts as a Prius. My wife's cousin used to work at a muffler shop in a college town. All these kids who brought their daddy's Jags and Beemers to the shop were stunned to find out how expensive parts were. That's what happens when you buy a more select brand of car.

And probably any nearby solar systems we could reach in any sort of reasonable time as well.

This sounds a bit to me like the people who argue that if Marijuana were legalized and taxed, everyone would just grow their own and not have to pay taxes on it. In both cases, the effort is often too time consuming and difficult for the average person.

Oh, T. Boone. You really need a better pseudonym.

It's all been downhill since we gave up the clay tablet for paper...

And let's not leave out Pac-Man, who was so evil that he actually killed (and ate) GHOSTS.

Innocent slaughter has been part of games from the beginning. I mean think of all the poor harmless asteroids which have been blown up over the years by a little wedge for the sole crime of moving in a straight line.

They were definitely all homos.


Homo Neanderthalenses that is.

The Styx Bar? It's a Grand Illusion, isn't it?

But aren't all images we see the result of light beaming into our retinas?

As far as I know, they all used the same calendar system. Sort of like we do with the Gregorian Calendar. So in that sense, yes, they did all think alike.

The same Brigham Young University that has an article about how one of their archaeologists has proven the Book of Mormon's ludicrous ficitonal pre-Colombian American History is valid? http://newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/50535