Did you even read the page you linked? Wikipedia's notability policy is simply "A thing is notable if and only if you can provide citations that make us think you're not just making shit up." The requirements of the journalism assignment were explicitly that the articles should be well researched, so if a student produces an article that doesn't satisfy that policy, they should fail the class.

Sure, somebody might keep track of you on the internet for six months and steal your TV. Somebody could also drive by your house every so often and do the same thing. Is it worth it to censor your entire life to cower from burglers? Life is hard, take some risks and have some fun. Social networking is fun. You can buy a new TV, you can't buy back having wasted your life hiding.

Sure they can. It's called "fire".

It's actually easy to do both of those things with a no-feedback arm. You might not be able to cause the insides of the egg to go where you want, but you can certainly crack it. :p

How much are these human dumbbells paid for this? It has to be one really interesting addition to one's resume!

Don't be so coy, you know you wanted it!

"Advanced Starcraft theory" leaves a weird, tingly sensation in my mouth.

Is there NOTHING original left in Hollywood? It is bad enough 2008 was The Year of Remakes and Sequels...

In the event a beloved pet dies, would you not want a second chance?

In Brood War, the Dark Archons could capture units (including building building units), but that's it. There is no way to capture buildings directly.

As one of the first-time voters in this election that helped elect President Obama, I actually broke down and cried during his inaugural speech when we were watching the news coverage today in class. I have never been so happy after an election, especially one in which I played (or at least feel as though I played) such an important part.