Sir, had I the points, I would mod you up as Interesting, Funny, AND Informative.

Okay, listen up ...

The first rule of Tautology Club is the first rule of Tautology Club.

Spock finds your suggestion that scissors are too predictable, but that he and the lizard are not, highly illogical.

Besides, I thought that everybody wanted a Rock to wind a multi-threaded string around.

Somewhat surprised to find this hasn't been suggested already: remove all non-G-rated material.

I was wondering about that myself. Is he saying that it's ok for kids under 10 to play Teen, Mature, and Adults Only games, so long as they pay the tax?

Android phones are obviously money-saving devices!

Weeeelll ... my guess would be because:

Thor, Iron Man, Ant Man, Wasp, the Hulk, Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, the Swordsman, Giant-Man I, Giant-Man II, Hercules, Black Panther, Vision, the Black Knight, Black Widow, Mantis, the Beast, Moondragon, Hellcat, the Two-Gun Kid, Wonder Man, Yellowjacket, Ms. Marvel, Falcon, Tigra, She-Hulk, Captain Marvel II, Dr. Druid, Namor, Starfox, Mockingbird, the Thing, War Machine, Moon Knight, Firebird, Demoliton Man, the Forgotten One, Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, US Agent, Quasar, the Human Torch, Sersi, Stingray, Spider-man, Sandman, Rage, Machine Man, the Living Lightning, Spider-woman, Crystal, Thunderstrike, Darkhawk, Justice, Firestar, Triathlon, Silverclaw, Jack of Hearts, Ant-Man II, Captain Britain, Luke Cage, Sentry, Echo, Ares, Amadeus Cho, Stature, Valkyrie, Sharon Carter, Nova, Iron Fist, Power Woman, Protector, Dr. Strange, and Red Hulk

would be nigh to impossible to all get in the same movie ... particularly as some of them are the same person.

Actually, the deeds, surveys, sale contracts, liens, covenants, easements and all that other stuff are still publicly available, and no more difficult to get at than they normally were. It's called the Notarial Archives -- New Orleans is one of the few (I think only) to still have an active one in the states. (New York has one, but for historical purposes only -- no new documents are being added to it.)

If you go to www.notarialarchives.org, you'll see it's connected to the Clerk of Courts -- but part of the deal with the documents is that they have to be publicly available. Which is why they're all in books, and all available to the public ... even after Katrina. I worked there at the time, and we had to set up in the Conference Center, organizing boxes that we retrieved from the office across from the Superdome (you know, on that street that was flooded).

I'll bet they do have a lot of data entry to do, and I don't envy them that process, but real estate people (and their lawyers) have not lost the capability to research provenance by any means. It's just a matter of restoring the info that made the process a little easier.

While the ratio of 50% does seem high to me, there's no contradiction between a 64-bit OS and a 32-bit app. Windows 7 64-bit (and numerous other 64-bit operating systems) can run 32-bit apps.

I'm not sure I see the supposed conflict in the last statement.

I'd have to agree.

Phrasonyms like "disincentivize" have de-optomated the English languagization.

Yes, but ... this is Slashdot. Anything mentioned in the GNU GPL can thusly not be considered a fictional company. *grin*