I prefer to think they would detonate on impact into a small mushroom cloud, similar to how it works in Fallout 3.

I believe the correct phrase is "wrapped up like a douche"

I don't believe you are the first to say that.

I could give two shits about the new policy, but since I need the badge to open the toilet, I can't.

Why would we need management, if we have these new devices? Aren't they supposed to replace management? That would be the real cost-savings to most companies.

I think I'm in love with this AC woman; her post is insightful.

Now I want a t-shirt that says, "Me am go too far!"

Ah the age-old cry of "work within the system." Do people actually believe that methodology still works?

You don't have to track everyone's movements and monitor all calls to stop terrorist attacks. Having less porous security would be a much easier way to stop attacks without dialing up the police state to Orwellian levels.

Putting locks on cockpit doors and doing better background checks of airport personnel have far better impacts and don't require obscene surveillance.

How about from Reagan's inaugural address: "In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem."

Worse yet, it was an AOL CD and a Buzz Killman t-shirt.

Maybe they can 3D print a functioning heart for John Hornick and other lawyers.

Unless the ECM (Extra Cellular Matrix) comes in convenient scaffold form, you would still need to build the scaffold from the pig cells first. The 3D printer doesn't need the pre-built scaffold, so it's still easier than current ECM methods.

Remove the blindfold and add stacks of money to the lighter side of the scales.