Being somewhat devils advocatish - what about all those people who find that their CDs stop working after a few years due to small scratches? Should they be allowed to demand free replacement in perpetuity?
That argument doesn't work. If I buy a chair from you, and I do not properly take care of it, and eventually it becomes unusable, that is MY fault. If I buy a chair from you, use it properly and care for it, and one day the chair just suddenly falls apart, that is YOUR fault. See the difference?
There is no law against me walking up to your mother and calling her a cunt
There was in Michigan, for over a hundred years. Fortunately, the Supreme Court struck it down.
My coworker told me that MSG stimulates your taste buds and makes them more receptive to flavor, allowing companies to put less flavoring in and still have the same amount of taste. If this is the case, it means that the ones you're buying without MSG are adding much more salt/honey/etc to make up for it.
The reason he knows this is that both he and his father have very strong reactions to it. He mentioned dry mouth, upset stomach, or headaches for even mild doses. As a result he tends to monitor ingredient lists on everything he eats.
Dark Age of Camelot had quite a few places where the floor didn't properly meet a wall, leaving a tiny crack. Pushing yourself against the crack while rotating your character would allow you to push through the crack and fall below the world. Once you reached a certain depth, the game automatically teleported you back to your last bind stone.
It was a VERY handy trick to know, saving hours of running and horse travel. It didn't take people long to find these cracks in pretty much every dungeon in the game.
Actually, "floaters" are commonly caused by the breaking up of the blood vessel that connects the back of your eye to the front during fetal development. See the Wikipedia article on the Hyaloid Artery for more information.
To do nothing is to be nothing.
