Cheaper than a $.50 Blu-Ray disk?

I'm sure this was in reference to used game stores like Gamestop, who make all of their money from buying used games cheap, and reselling them for high prices. A large portion of gamers go to gamestop for all of their gaming needs (who knows why). I'm sure gamestop would have a problem selling a system and games that destroy their business model

Yeah, thats down too, bud

Once you reach capacity, you've reached capacity, you can't go any higher than that

Would you prefer he have quoted Kangaroo Jack?

I don't know where you live, but in the US, Tmobile has a $30/mo unlimited data and text, with 100 minutes. The phone I bought for it is shit, but you can get any T mobile phone and use it on this prepaid package. Its a pretty good deal if you ask me

Burn your shit to a couple Blu-ray disks I'm more worried about corporate data than personal honestly. Imagine if Microsoft didn't have backups that were solar-proof and lost the source to their OS

Cargo ships actually give off the worst exhaust out of anything. When they're in international waters, they burn the dirtiest, cheapest fuel they can find, since there are no emission standards, only to switch to a cleaner fuel when they come to port to meet local environmental standards

I see why you posted as AC, because your argument sucks. The carbon cycle is a balance, and increasing atmospheric CO2 throws it off terribly. Plants and vegetation are less than 50% of the carbon sinks, the ocean actually takes up more CO2 than plants. CO2 interacts with calcium and is stored in the ocean, however, this reduces the pH (which is slightly basic, now). When the ocean starts to become acidic, this mechanism will shut off, and the ocean will no longer be a sink of CO2, so not only will CO2 concentrations continue to rise, the yearly increase will shoot way up.

No, you're 100% correct. Sulfate aerosols have a cooling effect, since they reflect incoming solar radiation, while having no effect on outgoing infrared radiation. The push to improve air quality standards is actually increasing the effect of global warming.