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  1. Cool online Zombie game on Zombie Lurch · · Score: 1

    For any fan of zombies (or killing them) there's a great game...http://urbandead.com/

  2. Re:This doesn't mean it never happened. on Archimedes Death Ray in San Francisco · · Score: 1

    Aliens helped. Don't you watch Stargate?

  3. Mooooooooove on Tux Can Even Milk Cows! · · Score: 0, Redundant

    along, nothing to see here.

  4. Re:Cheesy One Liners on Tux Can Even Milk Cows! · · Score: 1

    Come to think of it, I'll be seeking PUNitive damages for the anguish you caused.

  5. Re:Cheesy One Liners on Tux Can Even Milk Cows! · · Score: 1

    In fact, I think you deserve to be sent to the PUNitentiary.

  6. Re:Cheesy One Liners on Tux Can Even Milk Cows! · · Score: 1

    Those were so bad, you ought to be PUNished.

  7. Re:Could sperm cells be used instead? on FDA Approves First Brain Stem Cell Transplant · · Score: 1

    Or perhaps sperm cells combined with ova outside of the womb?

    Nope, sorry. Religious right folks usually have a problem with this one too, especially if the sole purpose of the embryo is to be destroyed. There are lots of arguments over whether or not to use existing embryos from fertility clinics, and your idea would be (if you believe using already-made embryos is wrong) even worse.

    As for just sperm cells...well, if that worked, everything would be a wee bit too easy, cause we got no shortage of those.

  8. Re:Halloween? on Geeky Gadgets for Halloween Parties? · · Score: 2, Funny

    you'll be stuck wearing a "costume" you made from a roll of aluminium foil you scrounged from the pantry and some duct tape.

    It's /. That's everyday wear.

  9. Re:Lets Just say... on Bill Gates Speaks Out Against Next-Gen DVDs · · Score: 1

    Why would a typical movie, even with all the special features you can imagine, use up a full 30GB? Higher bitrate video? Could anyone even tell?

  10. Re:Geek Fight on Velociraptor Bad At Disemboweling · · Score: 1

    Batman. Fucking duh.

  11. Re:People still get caught in these scams? on 419 Emails From A Cultural Perspective · · Score: 1

    The people who get caught by this are trusting, desperate people. People who live hand to mouth and have for years. The same people who play the lottery every week, got laid off for reason x, and are just building more and more debt in order to eat and pay their rent. Which is why this is such a problem. If Joe Millionaire loses a thousand bucks, he'll manage. If these folks do, that's a heck of a big hole to climb out of.

  12. Re:Well black men are stupid and lazy on 419 Emails From A Cultural Perspective · · Score: 1

    If black men are stupid and lazy, how come they're getting all your money? :P

  13. Re:Meanwhile, teachers have DUPED us... on Generic Passwords Expose Student Data · · Score: 1

    I very much agree with you, as I have an aunt who's a teacher. One thing I thought I'd mention about the Canadian (well, BC and NWT at least) system, teachers get paid for 12 months, but chose years ago to take paychecks only for the 10 months they're in school. (Bigger paychecks, but fewer of them.) Beats me why they did this in the first place; currently the ones that don't plan so well are hugely in debt at the end of the summer. Anyway, random Canadian fact for you.

  14. Re:Statist Musical Chairs on Senator Wants to Keep U.N. Away From the Internet · · Score: 2, Insightful

    A question for you to consider, sir: Your neighborhood is full of men like this. One of them lives in a mansion and has huge sums of gold and riches inside it. The others do not.

    Do you stop him and not the others? Why, pray tell?

  15. Huge number here on Your Favorite Math/Logic Riddles? · · Score: 1

    http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wwu/riddles/intro.sht ml/

    Has nearly all the ones I've seen so far, plus oodles more. Keeps me distracted for hours on end. Warning: doesn't give solutions, can be frustrating.

  16. Re:that fine is a pittance for them. on Samsung To Pay Out $300 Million In Anti-Trust Suit · · Score: 1

    Question for you: if you make $100k after tax, is $2500 still a fair bit of money? I'd say so. Maybe you wouldn't. I do think it would make you think a bit the next time you were considering doing something less than moral, especially if it'd be $5k or $10k the next time.

  17. Re:what about on Samsung To Pay Out $300 Million In Anti-Trust Suit · · Score: 1

    You mean like R&D for drugs and finding new places to drill costing billions of dollars? :P

    I'm kidding, I'm kidding, they gouge. But we pay it. You don't like paying for gas? Take the bus/train/bike/walk. Don't want to take the new drug? Get used to ED or high blood pressure, or whatever. Especially with the new lifestyle drugs, it's very much a choice, even a luxury.

    Little off-topic, yeah, but when did "charging what people will pay" become "price fixing"?

  18. Re:And so that stops us how? on Yahoo Closes Chat Rooms to Anyone Under 18 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Jeez, give him a break, he's really only 12.

  19. Re:Journalism Is as Journalism Does on Bloggers Not Eligible for Shield Law? · · Score: 1

    What's wrong with defining "journalist" as anyone who publishes, or produces for publication, descriptions of real events derived from multiple corroborated specific sources"?

    Well, then bloggers (some of them, anyway) would be journalists, obviously. And that's exactly what these folks don't want.

  20. Re:Debated this in high school on Bloggers Not Eligible for Shield Law? · · Score: 1

    Why? There's already the fifth amendment to keep people from talking when they'd incriminate themselves. So what would this stop? People who just don't want to testify? Is that such a huge problem?

  21. Re:I'm all for this... on Holding Developers Liable For Bugs · · Score: 1

    I wonder, how many actual doctors have you met? The ones I know work bloody hard for the money they make. Sure, there are some specialties where it's a joke how little they work, but most of the MDs in the world are very dedicated, very hard working people. Twelve hour shifts, working on holidays, lots of paperwork, maintaining an office as well as having hospital shifts, constant battles with the hospitals over proper patient care, etc, etc, etc.

    If it's such a perfect job, why didn't you go into it?

  22. Re:Huh? on IBM Vows Not to Genetically Discriminate · · Score: 1

    It's called every other industrialized nation in the world. And yeah, it works.

  23. Re:trol7 on Successful Supersonic Jet Launch · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    People, if you're going to troll, do it right. That points to a pumpkin. A freakin Jack-o-lantern. Go to google, find a freaking mirror, and post an actual offensive link.

    Honestly, nobody takes pride in what they do nowadays.

  24. Re:300 years? on 300 Years to Index the World's Information · · Score: 1

    Dude...it's both. Watch the futurama with the giant brains. The second one. It all becomes horribly clear. Google saw the episode, and is now emulating the giant brains. Now if you'll excuse me, there's some nasty in the pasty I must attend to.

  25. Re:Ackkk I hate freaking subjectivity on California Passes Violent Games Bill · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Off-topic slightly, but let me just say, nothing helps one program in C++ like a couple grams of shrooms. Everything just....flows...