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  1. Re:Whats wrong? on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 1
    Wouldn't the same thing be said about the game? To see if the shot actually could be made?

    I see it more of a historical recreation game, where you are trying to see if it could actually be done.

  2. Re:Warren Commision. on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 4, Interesting

    There was a new show, either on Discovery Channel or the History Channel, where they recreated the shot. The bullet pretty much did what the "magic bullet" did. Check it out.

  3. Re:Doesn't Sound Fun to Me on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 1

    Yeah. Though I think the History Channel or Discovery had another NEW JFK thing. They recreated the shot, and it seems like it is totally possible to have one bullet do what it did.

  4. Whats wrong? on New Video Game Recreates Kennedy Assassination · · Score: 5, Interesting

    What is wrong with it? I see re-creations all the time on the History Channel, Discovery, etc, etc, etc. Why not create a game that lets you do it? It is something that happened. Where is the upcry when you have WWII games happening??

  5. Re:Where is? on The Worst Jobs in Science: The Sequel · · Score: 1, Funny

    Oh, yes, the Meta-Moderators.....poor souls. Right down there with the dung herders...

  6. Where is? on The Worst Jobs in Science: The Sequel · · Score: 4, Funny
    Where is the Slashdot author? Or the Cowboyneal feeder? Or the Slashdot Moderator? Or the Slashdot story submitter?

    Those sound like bad jobs to me ;-)

  7. Duh! on Internet Porn More Addictive Than Crack, Senate Told · · Score: 2, Funny

    Um, yeah it is. Hence my huge library of like 60+ DVDs of it. Of course, I have friends who have even more....and they are married. Go figure.....

  8. Re:Battlestar on Stargate SG-1 & Atlantis Renewed · · Score: 1

    Technically, Battlestar hasn't aired on Scifi yet. When it does, it will be a hit. It has all the elements there to knock everything else out.

  9. Battlestar on Stargate SG-1 & Atlantis Renewed · · Score: 1
    It will be interesting to see how Stargate fares against Battlestar Galactica. StarOne has been airing episodes, and I must say this is the best SciFi ever. I think it will slam-dunk Stargate.

    And what happened to Farscape? The Peace Keeper Wars was awesome. What about more Farscape????

  10. Everything is dangerous on Combined Gasoline/Hydrogen Fuel Station Opens · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Hell, the other day we had a aviation fuel pipe blow up in an area where I usually drive through. Looked like something out of the Road Warrior or something. Huge flames, thick black smoke. And I hear the pipe runs along or underneath a trail I bike on frequently. Nice.

    I'd say that a Hydrogen tank is no more likely to explode than gas one. Leaking might be a little more likely, but it is just......hydrogen......

  11. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1

    What? From where?

  12. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1

    Ok, agreed. We need at least a better tracking/identification system. Then we could look into some sort of defense system.

  13. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1
    Well, I suppose.

    At the very least, we need a better tracking/monitoring system.

  14. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1

    Erg. I mean a Meteor is the single most likely thing to wipe out the planet. Not the defense system. Duh!

  15. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1
    Well, isn't a meteor an asteroid until it hits the atmosphere?

    Psh, ok. I think that if you look at the statistics, we are due to get hit by one. Wouldn't it suck if it was in your home town?

  16. Re:meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't a ICBM that is in space be more effective? I mean, I think all the fuel of an ICBM is used to break Earth's gravity. If you want to redirect a meteor, wouldn't you want it to have a lot of fuel to get there? And get there fast?

  17. meteor defense on US Ready to put Weapons in Space · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I'd really like to see a meteor defense started. That is the single most likely thing that could wipe out the whole planet. And lately, we've had a lot of close calls......

  18. They need on US Army Testing Robots with Shotguns · · Score: 1

    A robot with a Crowbar. Seriously. That is the best weapon ever.....

  19. Re:This "story" is click bait on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1
    However some one in a different state does have the ability so tell you what to do. They can vote at a national level and the national government that is elected can impose laws on all states. So some one in North Carolina has a say on what is legal in California. This isn't me telling you how I think it should be, I'm telling you how it is.

    Name an example of this? At a national level, these things appear on a National ballot, and get voted on Nationally. I can't think of anything like what you have just suggested happening.

    Step back a bit, what is so special about a nation? I mean, why should democracy stop at the level of a country. Why shouldn't some one in China, or Spain, or Nigeria, or for that matter outer Mongolia have some say with what happens in the US. Maybe not a big say, but its their world to. After all, what does democracy mean to you?

    Because it's not vice-versa. That would be like you making a decision to wear something, and everyone else making modifications (sometimes drastic) to it.

    Democracy is the will of the people. What you are suggesting might maybe work on a global scale, but I doubt it. Look at the attempts so far. The League of Nations, and then the current dismal result, the United Nations.

    An effective way to make the United Nations more global would be to have elections in each member country. And the Sec. General would have to campaign in all the member countries, etc, etc. I for one would feel more "connected" to the United Nations then. Feel like I was a part of it. Right now it seems an aloof, corrupt thing.

  20. Re:Let me explain this to you. on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1
    Ok, whatever. There is no either or here.

    In the next 4 years, Bush will show you.

  21. Re:This "story" is click bait on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1

    You can use that arguement with Drugs. Fact is that they can smuggle things in, and it would be a lot easier to do that than find the stuff domestically.

  22. Re:LOL!!! on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1

    I know, seriously. I think that guy had a PhD in Spinology.

  23. Re:This "story" is click bait on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1

    No freaking way. Absolutely not. No no no no. Even if hell froze over.

  24. Re:This "story" is click bait on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1
    Not least because Saddam had nothing, nil, nada to do with 9/11 at all, and yet we know that within hours Bush was asking people to look into whether Saddam was behind the attacks.

    Again, you look BACK at the events. We didn't know who attacked us. So, logically, Saddam is a person who we would suspect.

    Climb down out of your ass and recognise that the great US of A isn't quite as omnipotent as you seem to think.

    Never said we were Omnipotent. Yet a lot of people think we should have known about the 9/11 attacks beforehand, and that we should have taken Osama more seriously.

  25. Re:Actually, he didn't fund them. on Pre-Election Discussion · · Score: 1

    And you presented NO evidence. So, am I to just take your word then?