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  1. Re:Seems he has more of a clue on Pope Attacked By Climate Change Skeptics · · Score: 0

    How about a friendly wager? My damning you and your entire bloodline to hell for eternity (including your pope) vs. your catastrophic AGW scenarios. Whichever happens first wins! Good luck.

  2. Re:Seems he has more of a clue on Pope Attacked By Climate Change Skeptics · · Score: 0, Troll

    I have not made any claims as to whether it is happening or not. Just looking for data, that's it. Now I have read that Greenland was once green, yet personally have seen very little if any climate change during my short stay here while being very active outdoors including farming the land. This leads me to think while climate change certainly does happen man is not accelerating the process much if at all. Your "overwhelming evidence" gets destroyed regularly so trying to figure out if it all comes from Al Gore or if anyone else is conducting any independent research. Wait until you guys get around to studying Pangaea, your heads will explode! And yes you are afraid. Afraid of being wrong. Science is never settled kiddo.

  3. Re:Seems he has more of a clue on Pope Attacked By Climate Change Skeptics · · Score: 0, Troll

    Would love to see the results and raw data of all your experiments proving climate change. Please post links.

  4. Re:Republitards on Legislators Call On Twitter To Ban Hamas · · Score: 0

    Nice try blaming the Republicans but the political deck was stacked a long time ago. The Clinton's and Obama are both right of Reagan. Our entire government is right center, ask anyone who has a view from outside the United States. The Democratic voters are today's "court fools".

  5. Re:Organism on Fetuses Caught Yawning In 4D · · Score: 0

    The Right should spend their time and money on providing a realistic alternative than attacking it.

    Stay classy, huckamania. Enjoy your 4 more years of reckoning.

  6. Re:Sports Announcer Voice. on On the iPhone and Apple's Meteoric Rise To the Top · · Score: 0

    RIMM stock is on sale if you care to wager on above POV.

  7. Re:Was a good call with limited info on Schneier Calls US Stuxnet Cyberattack a 'Destabilizing and Dangerous' Action · · Score: 0

    They ended up giving foreign hackers something high-end and new to hack our OWN computers with.

    Yep, if true what Obummer really accomplished was making Iran (and everyone else paying attention) A LOT smarter.

  8. Re:Esxplanation on It's Baaack! XB-37B Finally Lands · · Score: 0

    "No official explanation of why controllers kept the mission going past the original duration of 270 days"

    9 month minimum mission. Making babies in space and it took a few tries?

  9. Re:Intelligence not a factor? on Bank Robbing a Terrible Business, Statistically · · Score: 1

    Best way to rob a bank? Get a job at one and slack. If you pick a large enough one you can easily go years without doing a thing and sitting in a cube is slightly better than jail since you get to go home at night. Say you last 2 yrs @ 50k per year... that's 100k before taxes, robbing a bank of a similar amount by force will get you more than 2 yrs and there won't be internet in your cell.

  10. A Return of the Woz on Analyzing the New MacBook Pro · · Score: 0

    is the only thing that can save Apple now.

  11. Re:The results disprove the study on Cognitive Software Identifies America's Brainiest Cities · · Score: 1

    The place with the highest concentration of iPhones and iPads is located between Baltimore and D.C. That's where I would expect to find the most intelligent people.

    Wow. Just wow. The leap it took to correlate Apple product ownership with intelligence was amazing. I congratulate you, that was awesome.

    Awesomely correct, here's proof.

  12. Re:There is a link but it is not all roses on The Link Between Genius and Insanity · · Score: 0

    And cocaine is the line(s) between genius and insanity.

  13. Re:Hmm on Cost of Pre-Screening All YouTube Content: US$37 Billion · · Score: 0

    Newsflash Hollywood is dead. That is if something that was already dead can die again. Look at how they are currently raking it in, big budget action flicks like The Avengers. A last hurrah before personal computing power allows the average Joe to create just as special effects at home. Goodbye Hollywood, you certainly made up for your lack of originality with stylish marketing but now it's time for the next level.

  14. Re:Democracy? on EU Commissioner: We Cannot Allow ISP Disconnects · · Score: 0

    Ok say those same10 do control it and decide to pass additional laws. If the laws they pass do not fit within the framework of the law of the land they are declared unconstitutional and thrown out. Democracy does not have that additional check.

  15. Re:Democracy? on EU Commissioner: We Cannot Allow ISP Disconnects · · Score: 0

    I'm quite fine with the constitutional republic of the United States that I reside in. Not perfect, but works. In fact it even allows a democratic party to exist within it. "A government of laws, and not of men" - John Adams

  16. Re:Democracy? on EU Commissioner: We Cannot Allow ISP Disconnects · · Score: 0

    Ah democracy, where 51% screw the other 49% correct? For example you take 1000 people and convince 500 they are crips and 500 they are bloods (or dems/republicans whatever). The population is now divided. Time to conquer. So 10 of those people begin switching between sides, always being part of the majority and thus always "winning". Chances are those 10 people are the ones who pushed and/or implemented democracy in the first place. Those 10 then become the 1% aka elites. And 99% of us end up worse off. Democracy? No thanks.

  17. Re:On the upside though on Was Earth a Migratory Planet? · · Score: 0

    You can also rearrange the letters in Earth to spell Heart!

  18. Re:Oh, you're so getting on the NSA's lRe:End the on Innocent Or Not, the NSA Is Watching You · · Score: 0

    Or maybe Too Many Damned People. It is just as likely all funded by Hollywood to mine clever, fresh dialogue for their tv shows. Hellevision indeed.

  19. Re:Shocked, shocked I tell you on SFPD Breathalyzer Mistake Puts Hundreds of DUI Convictions In Doubt · · Score: 0

    Huge, huge source of revenue for the boys in blue. The solution is to make the law not a drop. How can you be expected to make a reasonable decision on your ability to drive when alcohol impairs your judgement? But this will likely never happen, cause then the police would have to spend their time dealing with real criminals who don't quite have the track record of paying their fines as honest folk who were overserved at happy hour or have a lead foot do. Passing out DWI's and speeding tickets are much more profitable than responding to actual crime, much less preventing it by having a presence in troubled neighborhoods were they have long been simply too scared to go. To protect and to serve. Not you or me though, we are only to be pick-pocketed every chance they get. Dems the brakes.

  20. Re:Well duh on LulzSec Leader Sabu Unmasked, Arrested and Caught Collaborating · · Score: 0

    A lot of them are ok w/ the jail-rape, a more appropriate spelling of gangster would be gayngster. Yes crime is gay and the majority of "powerful" criminals are gay males.

  21. Re:Microcenter? on The Gradual Death of the Brick and Mortar Tech Store · · Score: 0

    I drive past at least 3 Best Buys driving to Microcenter. Always a good experience.

  22. Re:This is a stupid submission on Kindle Fire Will Be Hotter Than iPad This Holiday · · Score: -1

    Both the iPod and iPod mini are massive failures from an engineering or even usability perspective as you can't change the batteries.

  23. Judge Lucy on Samsung Ordered To Hand Over Unreleased Designs To Apple · · Score: -1, Troll

    'nuff said. In all seriousness though is it time to start demanding a criminal investigation of Apple? Their basic strategy appears to be to steal IP, then manufacture product with the cheapest possible hardware with a work force just above slave labor, occasionally sacrificing a few workers in the process. Then make it impossible to swap out parts without the machine self destructing and the average Joe will not even know his shiny new mac is built out of garbage. And that's just the front end. Apple is supposedly the most valuable IT company based on market cap, but have yet less than 10% of the market in in personal computers and very little presence in servers and supercomputing. Oh yeah, Mr. Jobs has already been caught backdating stocks. Not saying Apples books are cooked... they are more likely deep fried. Basic psychology tells us when criminals get caught they often perpetrate a much larger fraud in order to prove they are smarter than the justice system. And so far they are. Let's see how high that stock can go! Now I'm going to go back to listening to my iPod.

  24. Re:Maybe so but .. on Why Warriors, Not Geeks, Run US Cyber Command Posts · · Score: 1

    A techie would also quickly notice that the "terrorist chatter" is originating from the next cube over.

  25. This galaxy needs a QA dept on German Military Braces For Peak Oil · · Score: 1

    The first ticket would be to point out this is a heart we live on not a earth and when the BP gets too high a heart well, explodes. Peak oil. That's stupidarity. See the problems a single misspelling can cause? Get me to the rainb asap! It's gonna blow!