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  1. Re:Salute. on Team Use Stem Cells to Restore Mobility in Paralyzed Monkey · · Score: 1

    But it *was* an accident. A simulated accident, in which monkeys were strapped into the driver's seat of a large van full of Maybelline products, which was then crashed into a stack of Jersey barriers at 60 mph, to test the durability of an iPhone in the glove box. After that the monkeys were used for stem cell experiments.

  2. Hobo Jesus on Hi-Tech Nativity Security · · Score: 1

    Baby Jesus is just begging to take a ride on a freight train.

  3. Call me on GNU/Linux and Enlightenment Running On a Fridge · · Score: 1

    Call me when it uses *less* power than a regular fridge.

  4. Re:From the No-shit-sherlock department on Oxford Scientists Say Dogs Are Smarter Than Cats · · Score: 3, Insightful

    >> Cats sort of get by just by being cute and not having to contribute anything else.

    I think we could all name a few co-workers who employ this same strategy.

  5. Re:That's gonna be an interesting world view on Boy Finds £2.5M Gold Locket With Metal Detector · · Score: 2, Insightful

    >> A child with hope and enthusiasm and the belief that anything is possible

    Don't worry, shortly the traumas adolescence will crush his spirit.

  6. It's all about customer convenience on Why Tablets Haven't Taken Off In Business · · Score: 4, Funny

    >> why tablets have never taken off in business

    No cupholders.

  7. Re:Great, now it's trash. on Whitehat Hacker Moxie Marlinspike's Laptop, Cellphones Seized · · Score: 3, Insightful

    >> embarrassment of missing meetings due to being detained and missing flights

    As disgusting as this whole episode is, the detention probably works for him, rather than against him. I didn't know this guy's name until a few days ago. Additionally, how many people do you know who are such security studballs that the whole US Government is out to intercept them at every turn?

  8. Re:I'm all for it, on eJuror Will Lead To New List of Jury Duty Excuses · · Score: 3, Funny

    It's a Yoda Jedi costume.

    And yes, hot it gets.

  9. Re:Better article on Space-Time Cloak Could Hide Actual Events · · Score: 1

    So you're saying that the chicken crossed the road to keep from disrupting the space-time continuum and ending the universe as we know it?

  10. Re:I simply throw them away or recycle on Is the Number Up For the Residential Phone Book? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    As long as they are selling ads, they don't care if you use it.

    The correct phrase to help banish phone books is "I found your business online".

  11. Re:Sort of on The World's Smallest Legible Font · · Score: 1

    >> There is the odd word here and there that I can't quite make out.

    They put the word "penis" in a bunch of times to see if the grader actually read it all.

  12. Words have power on WSJ Warnings About Cookies Carry Cookies · · Score: 1

    If they had been named turds, rather than cookies, people might use and accept them a little less casually. From now on that's how I'm referring to them.

  13. Re:What aspect of tetris? on Tetris May Reduce PTSD, But Pub Quiz Makes It Worse · · Score: 2, Funny

    Could you summarize the headline for me? All I got was something about Tetris.

  14. Re:still not a planet per the IAU on Pluto Might Be Bigger Than Eris · · Score: 1

    >> Size does not matter. Clearing its path matters.

    That's what she said.

    Or something...

  15. Re:Same old Same old on Old Apple 1 Up For Auction, Expected To Go For $160,000+ · · Score: 1

    According to the CPI $741.66 in December of 1976 is the equivalent of $2784.92 today.

  16. It's A Big Mystery on Modeling Software Showed BP Cement As Unstable · · Score: 4, Funny

    "Sherlock, we could find a place to put the blame if only we knew what kind of rock they were drilling through."
    "Sedimentary, my dear Watson, sedimentary."

  17. Re:he's at it again on How Often Should You Change Your Password? · · Score: 1

    At least he's not fondling your balls.

  18. Re:Even better on Gold Nanoparticles Turn Trees Into Streetlights · · Score: 1

    >> discovered that setting fire to the trees produces an even more luminous glow*

    *Patent Pending

  19. Re:Shocking... on Sex Drugs and Texting · · Score: 5, Funny

    After looking at the federal debt, it's obvious the elderly of today have been out of control. Taking away their Social Security and Medicare should fix that right up.

  20. Re:One man's problem... on Is Your Laptop Cooking Your Testicles? · · Score: -1, Redundant

    >> I agree, only the poor and dumb should reproduce on a massive scale.

    Don't forget religious.

  21. Re:That won't be on the evaluation form. on Prepare To Be Watched While You Watch a Movie · · Score: 1

    >> They want to see which ad jumps into your mind first.

    I most clearly remember the one where the skinheads give the marketing exec a blanket party. I really liked that one.

  22. Re:I for one on Google Settles Buzz Privacy Suit · · Score: 1

    In my opinion, class action lawyers as a group are the Mos Eisley of the legal universe.

  23. Found some! on Google Broadens Bug Bounties To Include Web App Security · · Score: 1

    >> they will pay between $500 and $3133.70 for security bugs found in any of their web services,

    I just found "About 7,690,000 results (0.33 seconds)" for security bugs in one of their services. Just go ahead and make that check out for an even bazillion and we'll call it good.

  24. Best of Both Worlds on US Objects To the Kilogram · · Score: 4, Funny

    We have American pints and British pints; the imperial tone, the short ton, and the tonne; why not have an American kilogram and traditional kilogram as well? That should really simplify things for NASA/EUA coordination.

  25. Re:CAN SOMEONE TELL THE JUDGE? on Looks Like the End of the Line For LimeWire · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Dear Judge,

    Thanks for that, but will you please type slower, since I don't read so fast no more neither.

    Hugs and Kisses, The Defendant