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  1. Re:Topic is misleading... by Synonymous+Dastard · · Score: 1 · on Google Set to Bid $4.6 Billion for Airwaves

    Me too. Talk about diversification.

  2. Gouvernmet funded means overpriced chewing gum by NoSuchGuy · · Score: 1 · on Army Develops New Chewing Gum

    What a waste of money.
    In the end Wrigley will provide a chewing gum that costst $35 per package!

  3. Re:RFID ....BARCODE by UglyTool · · Score: 1 · on Top 25 Innovations of the Past 25 Years

    According to Wikipedia, the first barcode was on a 10 pack of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit in 1974, although it was deleveloped about 20 years before that. Given some of the other examples in this list, hoewver, I woiuld not be surprised to see them put it on there.

  4. Re:Talking out of my ass by shamus · · Score: 1 · on Space Station Dogged By Oxygen Problems

    Crivvens, you aren't suggesting that their orbit is decaying are you?

  5. Fabulous! by jpsst34 · · Score: 4, Funny · on Eclipse in Action

    Sure, Eclipse is good, but does it give your mouth a good clean feeling, no matter what?

  6. Fabulous! by jpsst34 · · Score: 4, Funny · on Eclipse in Action

    Sure, Eclipse is good, but does it give your mouth a good clean feeling, no matter what?

  7. Gum anyone? by M_T_Toaster · · Score: 2, Insightful · on Expert: Mars Astronauts Would Lose Teeth
    Wouldn't chewing gum give some protection against this?
    It would give them plenty of exercise to the teeth and jaw muscles, and might well be popular (most astronauts are American now and so presumably like chewing the cud).

    OTOH the gum might also come in handy for fixing things in the ship and or holding things down in zero g

    think of the sponsorship deals... the Wrigley's Orbiter etc

  8. D-FENS by Knunov · · Score: 4 · on Prying Eyes of Tampa Police

    The free-thinking and non-bootlicking citizens of Tampa should consider using one of these high-tech camera-disabling products.