If you said that to a stranger in a face-to-face conversation, I think most would take offense.

If you have a feature phone with more capability than the first gen iphone, what would you add to it to make it a smart phone?

I think Stephen Hawking said he was inspired to study theoretical physics after hearing Shatner's version of Rocket Man.

why can't we be friends?

I would have gone with a train analogy

In the vacuum, what would happen if it had empty space in the upper part of the tube? Would the liquid would just fall out of the lower end with no bubble going up the lower opening to fill the space? It would be interesting to see if that's the case.

Wouldn't that be wrong if a siphon works in a vacuum? http://science.slashdot.org/co...

It could be, according to this guy

Illum

It's been suggested that it's just alcohol mixed with a highly absorbent tapioca starch sold as "N-Zorbit M", so at best, it would down into starch and alcohol.

I think that's mostly because of the fuser warming up. It has a hollow teflon coated roller with a 9" long lightbulb inside it to heat it. I don't remember them being more than 250-500W though. I used to repair copiers and printers.

Those old rotary and touch-tone phones from the telephone company in the 70s/80s. I think we had the same one from 1976 to the early 90's, and that thing took a lot of abuse from three kids. It was constantly being yanked off the counter but the handset cord, and the plastic cover would come off, but the thing was a tank. It never stopped working

Ocean Ranger?

There's no reason kids can't do both. There's something to be said for learning to understand and follow instructions. I really liked doing it as a kid. After that, I'd take it apart and make my own things. And now I don't have to call someone to put Ikea furniture together for me.