Si tacuisses philosophus mansisses.

I'm going to say no, but only because I don't think Gearbox have released any in-house games since Colonial Marines.

I just use -1 Overrated for that, especially if someone else has already given it a +1 Informative.

Probably because you use words like "leftists" and (I assume) "athiests" as perjorative terms. If only you'd worked in something about 'dem liberals you might have got a point for the full set.

You did manage to shoehorn something about Obama in there, so at least there's that.

All you need to make a 90 degree angle is something that you can fold. Take a piece of paper (or papyrus) and fold it, then fold it again so that the two straight edges are together and bingo, you have a right angle.

It's all well and good quoting the amendment, but you'll note the word "unreasonable" in there. May I suggest that instead of merely copy-pasting the constitution you give some thought as why checking a driver's phone may or may not be constitutional and write about that?

To play devil's advocate: a cursory glimpse to see if a call was in progress at the time of the crash seems reasonable to me; sending/receiving texts... not so much (who's to say I read the message that arrived just then?). Such complexities are, after all, the reason we have those "court" thingies.

It's also best eaten whole. If you're going to chew your gagh you might as well just go the whole hog and cook it.

s/conceded/conceited

Self-warming too, what an innovation!

It's designed to sit on a flat surface, i.e. a desk, so stacking peripherals shouldn't be a problem. I still don't see the benefit of spinning the whole thing around; the power cord alone is thick enough to make it impractical.

If this was a new version of the cube I'd give serious thought to getting one, but as a high-powered, expensive replacement for my desktop I'll give it a miss.

I get the feeling that busts will be much easier when everyone is sitting at home, cabbaged on their couches.

Pusser's rum is rather good, that is if you can get a hold of it in Texas(?).

I don't think Iain is in any position to care about people joking, and his widow is hardly going to be finding out about it on /.

Dylan Moran said it best.

There is one, but it's more of a shout out than anything significant to the plot.