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  1. Re:Easy one on Cybercrime — an Epidemic? · · Score: 1

    True, imagine how little spam or cybercrime there would be if no one used the Internets.

    Brilliant!

  2. Re:Apparent lack of actions from Feds disappointin on Cybercrime — an Epidemic? · · Score: 1

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  3. That's a great idea. on US Air Force to Test Hi-Tech Weapons on Americans? · · Score: 1

    Next we can invade and occupy New Jersey. Then we won't need to justify the Iraqi invasion because we've done it do ourselves.

  4. Re:Ohhhh the audiophile victims.... on Wireless HDMI Prototype Announced · · Score: 1

    "Maybe even a vacuum chamber"

    Naw, the people who buy $200 gold-plated, oxygen-free audio cables and $2500 DVD players already have plenty of empty space in their heads.

  5. Of course. on Original Star Trek Getting CGI Makeover · · Score: 1

    Somewhere Braga and Brannon are in their elaborate underground lair, wiggling their fingertips together and say repeatedly "Eeeexxxcellent, our work is now complete".

  6. Re:At last! on Penny-Arcade Videogame Announced · · Score: 1
  7. Re:Good on Man Gets 6 Years for Software Piracy · · Score: 2, Funny

    Ohhhh, this website. Yeah I'm familar with it. This is were my company ordered all of our copies of Microsoft Office, Windows XP Pro and 2003 Server for our 15 worldwide offices with over 150,000 workstations. Is this a problem?

  8. Re:well yeah on Snakes on The Net Fail to Put Butts in the Seats · · Score: 1

    When Mr. T ate someone's balls, did you want him to eat your's?

  9. Maybe so but, on Mozilla Developers Invited to Redmond · · Score: 4, Funny

    Guess what will be on the private plane that flies them to Redmond.

  10. Re:Speaking as one who has been burned... on Consumer Reports Creates Viruses to Test Software · · Score: 2, Funny

    "It's not like a biological virus where it could randomly mutate and escape." Apparently he's a fan of intelligently designed viruses.

  11. My god. on Rewiring (and Unwiring) New Orleans · · Score: 5, Funny

    Just imagine the future of New Orleans; a technological marvel, with gigabit ethernet connections to each home, instantly transmitting terrabytes worth of images showing topless coeds partying outside.

  12. Re:You're confusing things, here. on ICANN's Contract Renewed · · Score: 3, Funny

    I don't know about that, but suddenly I have the urge to make an subnet omelet.

  13. Re:That'll be great on Real to Offer Open Source Windows Media for Linux · · Score: 1

    I dunno I'm just not sure I feel the sam-BUFFERING-BUFFERING-BUFFERING...

  14. Re:-1, Flamebait on Microsoft Insists IE7 is Standards Compliant · · Score: 1

    "Dubya eats babies!"

    With ketchup or mustard?

  15. You think that's bad... on First Blu-ray Drives Won't play Blu-ray Movies · · Score: 1

    I heard the first few batches of PS3's, while not being able to handle games on DVD or Blu-Ray, will still make a heckuva martini.

  16. Re:How Big Must a Planet be? on IAU Rules Pluto Still a Planet · · Score: 2, Funny

    I believe they said it shouldn't be any smaller than Uranus.

    I am so sorry.

  17. You know... on IAU Rules Pluto Still a Planet · · Score: 5, Funny

    The real problem with Pluto is that it makes Uranus look huge.

  18. Hmm.. on Homeland Security says 'Patch Windows Now' · · Score: 3, Funny

    "So, if you don't apply the patches, then what?"

    They buy you a brand new Intel Mac! Courtesy of U.S. taxpayers.

  19. Re:Express Service Code on Dell Reflects on 25 Years of PCs · · Score: 1

    Ahhh, so you must be the "David Smith" from Guadlajara Mexico that mysteriously put me on hold a little while ago for 10 minutes.

  20. And yet... on Turing Equation Explains how Leopard Spots Develop · · Score: 1

    Still no cure for leopard cancer!

  21. that is gd on It's OK to keep AIMing · · Score: 3, Funny

    i wuz wurried that im'n 2 much wuz m/king me 4get gd gremmer.

  22. I thought for sure... on Peter Cullen Chosen to Voice Optimus Prime (Again) · · Score: 1

    They'd pick Will Smith. "OH! I know you Decepticons didn-t just invade earth baby! No you in trouble!"

  23. She called me.... on Walmart Tries to Emulate MySpace · · Score: 1

    A hubster doofus Jerry!

  24. Re:Educate the World on Stephen Hawking Asks The Internet a Question · · Score: 1

    Yes, suddenly becoming more intelligent than your parents is an extremely common disease, which invariably strikes between the years of 14-18. While there is no cure or treatment, usually by age 30 most of the symptoms have subsided.

  25. Re:Educate the World on Stephen Hawking Asks The Internet a Question · · Score: 2, Insightful

    "I think it was around high school when I became much more intelligent than my father"

    And it will probably be around 40 when you realize just how dumb you were in high school.