OK - I'll bite. Dollars seem to be pretty negligible here. Equipment to capture the images? Already there. Hardware to generate the model? Sunk cost - re-up every 3 years to keep it fresh. Software development? More or less done, not that it is a prohibitive cost in the first place. Administration of the hardware? They still pay sysadmins somewhere? Training on how to use it? Surely not much more than the cost of a hospital aspirin per trainee.

What's the huge financial burden here?

Do we count Fort Hood or not?

It could result in a monumental political battle between fluke and Fluke.

Great game for groups of 2-6. And not nearly as dirty as the name might imply.

"Nah, they make him prime minister of Italy and everything's gonna be ok-a."

^ FTFY

Blizzard is fine with their game being used in the female-only tournament, though. Curious. That's the change that was made, by the way. There are no longer separate tournaments for men and women. Now there is a separate tournament for women only, and one open to all.

Feminism can't even do "separate but equal" right.

Oh my god! The little old ladies are going to blow up a bridge!

Huck, maybe, but definitely not his pap.

Congratulations! You win the award for most incorrect obnoxious pedantry of the day. "Shot to death" is a perfectly acceptable phrasing.

"my genetics allow me to have long thick hair for the rest of my life"

Nose and ear hairs do not count.

Dude, can it with the jokes. This thing barley survived its landing.

Too much? Want more? I've got a tun of them.

Maybe it was an unplanned nap? I like the spontaneous ones best.

I think the parent poster meant to indicate that the security line itself presents a target for attack, rather than that the screening process (aside from the requirement of a lengthy queue) was dangerous.

I might debate that, though, having suffered a cut on the sole of my foot from broken glass on the floor in one of those lines, past the "remove your shoes now" sign. Stay classy, Milwaukee International.

I think you missed the point of the story - USPS cross-checked the packages and finding no cross, discarded them.