IE's problem isn't particular support in one area or another, it's that they take years to release new versions, thereby falling behind other browsers. They are never that bad on release, but fall behind other browsers that strive to remain current. But IE8 still has ~10% marketshare, and that was released 4 years ago. IE6 finally became negligible 2 years ago, after 10 years.

But they're starting to get better, IE10 was the least bad version and it only took them ~17 months to release it after IE9.

How about:
Mentally health people don't go mow down other human beings for no good reason - only those with severe mental deficiencies do.

Assuming orders are a good reason.

The addition of the "No" does not contradict:

No, one does not simply remove something from the internet

You don't seriously believe that he's getting upmodded because people agree with those sentiments?

Which is the price I'm willing to pay to not be in Jersey.

October 2008 - October 2009 IE had 61.67% of the worldwide share compared with 35.14% in the past year. Compared with 62.84% in the US down to 43.4%. (And compared with 85-95% of the market in the early 2000s)

Also, each proceeding version is less popular than the last starting with 6.

And the w3schools shows IE with a high of 88% in March 2003, and October 2012, it had 16.1%.

GP greatly exaggerated IE's demise, but it's not faring well.

New York. It has New York.

Where's the other hand?

But only in Hawaii.

Shh...just let him have his moment.

The point of going to space was not simply to say, "we've done it." but all the advances it caused us to make, and to be able to better explore the universe, we need to start somewhere.
And we're still reaping the rewards of having raced to space.

Oh, oops. I want to change my answer now.

Blonde = female
Blond = male

The warranty is approximately 30 seconds.

We were competing in everything before we were ever human.