Too big to fail?
One could say it's....unsinkable....

Nerd pleeease. Nothing is too big to fail, history has proven that time and time again (Titanic, Roman Empire, British Empire, Napoleon, USSR...etc etc)... It's too big to fail NOW, but give it time, it will wither down (or is it wither up)...

It's a pity I can't replace my hard disk every few years and ghost the old data in matter of few hours.

The difference is when the data is on MY hard disk it's under MY control, and I have the responsibility and power to replace it in time.

If facebook/flicker or any site decides to just shut down tomorrow without warning, I don't have time to react.

Hard drive's fail much more predictably then web sites.

What was description of the perpetrator of this crime? Was it 'young black male'? If so would you really accept that as detailed enough of description to attack anyone, or be suspicious of anyone.

Since that list is basically taking things out of context to make a point, I'll do the same This seriously

Seriously?

Seriously?

As someone said, considering the number of people that gathered, and how long it lasted this list is not surprising or even high crime rate. I am pretty sure most of these things happen at music festivals( example ), or gun shows (search for gun show accidents provides a nice list) or sport events. Parent's post just gives data, which is not same as information. So instead of informative, it should be tagged as data...ful

I agree only I would call it the NutKicker

It might not be important but sure as hell is incriminating.

When you are in business of selling overpriced needless trinkets (like apple is) you depend on the overpayed and overprivileged people to buy your stuff. It just makes you wonder when will the bubble burst?

Aziz! Light!

umm no. it wouldn't.
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