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  1. More likely to get a Trump Crater and a new Memorial at KSC.

  2. Re:Theft is theft, but... on EV Owner Arrested Over 5 Cents Worth of Electricity From School's Outlet · · Score: 2

    My idiot son stole a 20oz bottle of 7Up at Walmart and had to pay a $200 fine to the Norman, OK court and $100 fee to Walmart.

  3. Re:Patents should not be about ethics on European Court of Justice Rejects Stem-Cell Patents · · Score: 1

    Slavery was Ethical at one point in time. Like morals, ethics changes as society does. Many do not consider capital punishment Ethical, while some are all to happy to pull the trigger as much as they can.

  4. Re:So who is he really? on Student Sues FBI For Planting GPS Tracker · · Score: 1

    Don't forget those naughty cartoons and Theo van Gogh's little movie Submission. They really need to get a sense of humor. They should visit Jesus and Mo for a good chuckle.

  5. Re:choices arenot that easy on The Best Near-Term Future of Space Exploration? · · Score: 1

    There are allot of valuable resources in asteroids and the Moon. The best thing about the Moon is that is very close. The gravity well situation can be offset with railgun launchers and a space elevator. A space elevator would be far easier to build with the Moon's lower gravity than a Earth based one. Another good Moon project would be a Belt of Solar cells around the equator that could beam electricity to the Earth. There are many more reasons the Moon could be a wonderful Industrial Park for the future. See: Major Lunar Minerals

  6. Re:Priorities on The Best Near-Term Future of Space Exploration? · · Score: 1

    How about we work on figuring out a way to stop reproducing like rabbits. Until we have a world wide control on population levels we are doomed to continuously suffer from famines and poverty on ever larger scales. The whole idea of terraforming Mars is a pipe dream due to the lack of a magnetic field to provide protection from the Sun. Mars may have been wet at some point but its core cooled down to quickly and lost its magnetosphere and most of It's atmosphere. Until we can produce a Warp drive or build generational spaceships Earth will be our primary home. It's time to start seriously protecting it from ourselves.

  7. Re:Is this really a problem? on Why the World Is Running Out of Helium · · Score: 1

    In other countries they already use Hydrogen for party ballons since it is cheaper. When I was stationed in the Phillipines we would dip the ballon string in lighter fluid, light it, and let it go into the air. It would make a nice little fireball!

  8. Re:Wtf is xxx? on ICANN Approves .xxx Suffix For Porn Websites · · Score: 1

    Beer.XXX

  9. Re:Annihilation on Don't Talk To Aliens, Warns Stephen Hawking · · Score: 1

    Not everyone steps on Ants!
    Some cover them in chocolate and eat them.

  10. Re:But... But... My soul! My free will! on Magnetism Can Sway Man's Moral Compass · · Score: 1

    PROVE IT!!

  11. Re:/. is on British Library Puts Oldest Surviving Bible Online · · Score: 1

    So are YOU when it to Zeus, Ra, Mithra, Cuthulu, Ares, Gan, and too many other to list. See the List_of_gods for more silly names.

  12. Re:Potential for translations on British Library Puts Oldest Surviving Bible Online · · Score: 1

    Most today do not read it. They rely on the Pastor to cherry-pick the relevant passage of the week. At LifeChurch.TV services it is very slickly preprinted and packaged like any other commercial product.

  13. Re:Written Before Christianity Was PAGANIZED on British Library Puts Oldest Surviving Bible Online · · Score: 1

    When I was 6 I believed in Santa Claus. He brought me presents. Then someone more grown up told me the Truth.

    . Hey buddy I hate to tell this but.........

  14. Re:Written Before Christianity Was PAGANIZED on British Library Puts Oldest Surviving Bible Online · · Score: 1

    Ask the same question to the average suicide bomber? Promises of afterlife glory are very persuasive to poor people with nothing else to lose.

  15. Hyper Cycle on A.I. and Robotics Take Another Wobbly Step Forward · · Score: 2, Insightful

    We are still waiting for V.R. to reemerge from the Hype Cycle.

  16. Re:wow on If Programming Languages Were Religions · · Score: 1

    I wonder if Cat has been cherry picking the Quran just like other religious appologists cherry-pick the Bible for nice verses and ignore the disgusting violence that is in both books based on Abrahams copying of Sumerian mythology.
    Biblical Violence
    Quranic Violence

  17. Re:imagine on Science's Alternative To an Intelligent Creator · · Score: 1

    The fact that someone responds to First Posts proves that there is No Intelligent Life on this planet

  18. Will this include.. on Rock Band Licenses The Beatles · · Score: 1

    I wonder if they will Helter Skelter? I hope they include Maxwell Silver. Some of the Beatles songs were happily dark.

  19. Re:absurd on Afghan Student Gets 20 Years For Blasphemy · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The most ridiculous concept ever perpetrated by H.Sapiens is that the Lord God of Creation, Shaper and Ruler of the Universes, wants the sacharrine adoration of his creations, that he can be persuaded by their prayers, and becomes petulant if he does not recieve this flattery. Yet this ridiculous notion, without one real shred of evidence to bolster it, has gone on to found one of the oldest, largest and least productive industries in history.

    ---Robert Heinlein

  20. Re:Peace on LittleBigPlanet Delayed Due To Qur'an-Sampling Audio · · Score: 1

    My favorite is that you can rape a virgin and then buy her for 20 sheckles - Leviticus

  21. Re:They're all going on Steve Wozniak Predicts Death of the IPod · · Score: 1

    I was in the AT&T store yesterday looking at Iphones and comparing it to the LG Vu. When I overheard a young employee trying to help a older customer with a Palm Treo 750. He just wanted a simple phone with out all the extra crap but the AT&T guy was trying to sell him on the Treo, maybe AT & T should start selling the Jitterbug

  22. Re:GamePark... on Pandora Console Ready For Pre-Orders · · Score: 1

    I replaced my zodiac with a Dell Mini 9. It's a lot bigger than the zodiac but alot smaller than my old 19"XPS laptop. Plus it can run MAME and any other Win EMU. I'm also getting 70 FPS on Quake III. I'm currently using a WImote as a controller over BT. Not bad for $399

  23. Re:Save the Enviornment, kill a tree! on Removing CO2 From the Air Efficiently · · Score: 1

    The problem with liquid CO2 is that it turns into gaseous CO2 very quickly and can leak back to the surface.

    ...And it also pisses off the Molemen.

  24. Re:Natural device? on Removing CO2 From the Air Efficiently · · Score: 1

    We could always sequester the tree trunks. Place them in abandon mine shafts, Bury then under the Ice in Antarctica, or sink them to the bottom of the Marianas Trench with heavy nuclear waste.

  25. Re:Exactly: Small Laptop vs Large PDA on Designing The Ultimate Netbook · · Score: 1

    The Palm Treo are good for short word files and awesome for texting. They are available with a Palm or Mobile Window$ OS. Plus I can use it as a bluetooth-3G modem for my Dell Mini 9. $90 for a refurb from Cingular.