I'm pretty sure they're legally obligated to do so.

Too bad the world isn't like Minecraft. :-(

You might as well go live in a desert. Plenty of land out there and I'm sure the cost of trucking in water would be much less than creating a livable environment under the surface. What you're suggesting would not be worth it unless we actually ran out of surface space.

I think you run into issues when you start thinking about non-coding problems from a coding perspective. The universe doesn't behave like a computer as much as you might like it to.

Yeah I probably should of said that this is the problem with journalism in general. Writing well researched objective pieces is the exception rather than the rule.

That's the problem with the online journalism unfortunately.

Good for old people I suppose.

OVER 16+ GIGS!!!!

I like that the English refer to it as a queue. Makes much more sense then "line".

FTFY

You've been out of the game for a while if you think a case of Natty is $5.00. It runs about $12-13 for a 30 case these days.

They were picking up bodies, not weapons.

While I'll agree with you, I'd like to point out that many intersections operate by using switches underneath the road that detect the weight of a car in order to trigger the intersection. I've ridden up at some intersections without a car and had to move to the sidewalk simply because I couldn't trigger the switch and there were no cars on my side.

I'm not sure what major you were in, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't engineering.

Dr. Leo Spaceman?