Ahahah...haha...ha...wait, you're not really all that funny. Talk about pwnd.

You hate the thought of being t-boned? Try having that thought on a motorcycle.

As a 42 yr old college student let me be the first to say; Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

God, tell me you aren't our hope for "more" or we, as a nation and a society, are going to be sooo screwed. Besides, most of our young, bright minds are too damn busy becoming lawyers to go through the rigors of education to become scientists and engineers. Well, lawyers and reality-TV stars.

Amen! Oh...sorry?

Dude, I think you need a hug.

Actually, I believe it, too. I don't believe that rescuing the banks was a good idea, but it was passed and distributed. Meanwhile, jobs are being lost and the credit structure of individuals is being ruined so this was a $700 billion stimulus package for the people, versus $800 billion for an industry. Since it's the consumers who spend money that keep a free-market going I'd rather spend on keeping the individual employed any day.

I agree with you completely; business isn't a charity. At the same time, though, the business has a social responsibility and IBM is ignoring that by asking for tax payer money while trimming their costs by laying off workers. If this is the IBM strategy then the fed's need to make it a mandate that executive bonuses and perks are frozen until the stockholders begin seeing ongoing, positive returns for a specific number of years. After all, business isn't a charity.

Dude, we thank you for telling us...even though I don't know if I'd admit to using IE. You are buh-rave!

Just as an aside, I doubt that there was a Novell rep directing the police on how to disband the protesters. I'm just sayin'...

Wait....Scotland's not in England? Dammit!