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• Commented on Lamp that runs on human blood
  I'm guessing that this 'lamp' works with the use of luminol (like on those forensic shows). That doesn't give off light, it just fluoresces, and needs UV to be visible. Even if it doesn't need the UV lamp to provide...
• Commented on Working cigarette lighter cufflinks
  This item sold out on 9.08.2009 Two weeks too late here! I expected it to sell out the second it was boingboinged, but seriously, you people with your time-traveling....
• Commented on Netflix is about to commit a privacy Valdez with its customers' viewing data
  Ok, two points: 1) You don't have to put in your gender at NetFlix. I just checked my account, and I never selected either radio button. Unfortunately because it is a set of radio buttons I don't think you can...
• Favorited Upside down house on Boing Boing
• Favorited New Yorker: Where Will Synthetic Biology Lead Us? on Boing Boing
• Commented on Upside down house
  Surefire way for people to leave the toilet seat down...
• Favorited JUSTICE Act: a bill to restore the Bill of Rights to America on Boing Boing
• Commented on Pop-up camper on a shopping cart
  I think that's "making do" and not "making due." It probably deserves a [sic]....
• Commented on Internet "relief kit" brings sweet, sweet connectivity to disaster sites
  So you have to subscribe to the satellite intertubes before the zombies come? sounds $$...
• Commented on How to make chew-and-spit chica beer
  Echoing BrayBeast@8: Spell check the title please....
• Commented on Shel Silverstein's UNCLE SHELBY, not exactly a kids' book
  Spell check please: love=live....
• Favorited Pears grown in the shape of the Buddha on Boing Boing
• Commented on Teen cries true blood
  Anne Rice's vamps do it as well....
• Favorited Waxahachie, Texas: "Art of the Secret Society" exhibit on Boing Boing
• Commented on 1932 banana-ice cream injector patent
  You just had to one-up yourself didn't you? http://www.boingboing.net/2007/12/12/odd-new-product-crem.html...
• Favorited Venezuela's "continuous" lightning storm on Boing Boing
• Favorited BudgetTravel's "World's Weirdest Hotels" on Boing Boing
• Favorited AIDS Healthcare Foundation files workplace safety complaints against porn producers on Boing Boing
• Commented on Venezuela's "continuous" lightning storm
  Anonymous#2: Is it always in the same spot in Florida? I think that's what is unique here, allegedly. Seems though, that someone needs to put a lightning-powered power plant. Or work on perfecting one. Or wherever we are with that...
• Commented on HOWTO induce gigantism in plants
  That MSDS doesn't sound that scary. Basically the pure powder is just an irritant....
• Commented on Nanoparticles linked to illness and death in factory workers exposed to them
  SeanBoing#5: I believe asbestos is a nanoparticle. Just not an artificial one....
• Favorited Visualizing up to ten dimensions on Boing Boing
• Commented on Zombie apocalpyse: the math geek edition
  I think the problem with the math is that zombies that are killed, with a headshot or something, can not be turned into fresh zombies again. I wish they accounted for that in one of their alternates. Plus I'd think...
• Favorited Abjection Sustained: Dery visits Museo Storico Nazionale dell'Arte Sanitaria on Boing Boing
• Commented on Seaweed on beaches in France produce deadly fumes
  Anonymous@22: Some of the first tax records in Iceland are for sea vegetables. In ireland, a place not known for eating fish, laverbrot is a traditional breakfast food. And if you go to the other side of Eurasia, you get...
• Favorited Seaweed on beaches in France produce deadly fumes on Boing Boing
• Commented on Seaweed on beaches in France produce deadly fumes
  Why don't they harvest it and eat it instead of letting it rot into waste and poison? Sea lettuce is tasty! I thought the French were all about sea food? Maybe they're just fans of sea meat....
• Favorited Dinosaur creationist theme park seized by government on Boing Boing
• Favorited What is the meaning of this unusual tombstone? on Boing Boing
• Commented on TED Talk: Elaine Morgan says we evolved from aquatic apes
  Wait, so parrots are diving birds? cormorants and penguins can talk? and @shawnhcorey 17: Isn't a swamp an aquatic environment?...