Actually, he did. Unfortunately, MacBeth II: Scottish Boogaloo was such a failure at The Globe box office that Shakespeare didn't include it in the First Folio.

I agree that it's a mistake to believe that the original movies were great films. Good, yes. Enjoyable, absolutely. Great cinema, no. They were basically 30's serials updated with current (at the time) special effects. The prequel trilogy didn't really deviate from the pattern, except for more modern special effects.

I think you mean the "center", not the "epicenter". An epicenter is the place on the surface of the Earth above where an earthquake takes place.

I'll be here all week!

I didn't know she was wearing makeup at the time of her criminal activities.

American English?

Lizard: The other white meat.

Sorry, that's not right. Atheism is about a lack of evidence, not an unsupported belief about no god.

Rock Band 2 has a similar mode for little kids and non-gaming adults to play. I agree that it would great as a way to get more non-dedicated gamers to play.

You're not married, are you?

Currently in the U.S., government workers outside of the military are better paid than their private sector counterparts.

Cite?

I do hear a lot of complaints about overly generous govt. pensions, but it seems to me those are often offset by sub-par salaries and bonuses.

Sadly I think it's usual wear and tear. I've had the same problem on a couple of Dell Latitudes - even though it was only a slow drift, it seemed to be something to do with a gradual shift of the components on the circuit board. I found sometimes that picking up the laptop and physically "twisting" it a little ameliorated the problem. Or caused it to get worse. Either way, it had some effect, so by manipulating the main body of the laptop itself I was often able to cure the problem. Until it p*ssed me off too much and I bought another cheap laptop...

Judging by how many North Koreans perish from starvation every year, I think it's safe to say that their carbon footprint is actually negative.

No. I am somebody who has had the product for a year and a half who has decided to share some details of that experience.

Why don't you list off a few products that you've used for a while that you really like. I'll pick the one that I haven't used before and write you a page-and-a-half essay on why you should hate it. Mainly I'll focus on what it doesn't do because, for some reason, that matters more than what it does do that is making you feel the purchase was worthwhile. Then, when you tell me why your experience with your reality didn't line up with what my theory said would happen, I'll just pretend I don't understand what a satisfied customer is and call you a fan-boy. How does that sound?

To my new friend in Nigeria who needs to move money out of the country does it?