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Sadly the shock never gets boring for the ones that make the most noise.

Nice mod, but the motion in 'flat 3D' makes my head hurt.

"...he put a banana in your tail pipe?! And what kind of sandwich did you have?"

Between the state of our school systems and the act itself, this didn't trouble a soul. Except those living in fear of gorilla and banana clad terrorists.

Ill stick with my $3.50, 24 bottle, 1 liter case from Walmart thanks.

Ive worked in the hospitality industry for awhile and BS like this rolls around occasionally (this particular deal is a couple years old). Its the peak of a empty niche market that you just want to vigorously shake your head. How trite it is, and not to mention the lost souls with money to burn (or think they have) that sucker into it. 40k'year'illionaries, get on it!

I think the bugs will be back before those passengers...

The 'modern' mom looks like she stole the jacket from Dr. Brown in Back to the Future 2.

If not mentioned already, thisll go nicely right up there with those Argentinian 'Pokemon' orgy kids profiled not long ago.

And in other news, a word to the wise, do not cheese grate your thumb.

http://plastik892.muxtape.com/

Before you know it, itd be battery dead after tapping the wall for 10mins. Best to place in its natural environment laden with empty jugs and partial filled glasses!

Well thats one way to get customers into your porn shop... >_>

As mentioned, this is utterly nonsensical. Their intended system of activation looks clumsy at best. By the simplest method of activation, simply waving a remote to activate the bracelet, even a trained user will likely miss their target or 'taze' a wide swath of innocents in the heat of the moment and potentially add a number of medical situations to the ongoing threat. If it is a specific frequency / code to each bracelet, in an emergency how is the crew to identify the unique code or label the specific wearer as a threat? Maybe a on-board visual monitor to ID people standing up in the case of a hijacking? Would you just taze everyone placed in the a 'potential threat' group and hope you got the actual aggressor? Its certainly not something thats going to have a reaction time to stop a concealed, fast acting threat like an explosive or a takeover that subdues the passenger crew quickly. In the worst case scenario that this kind of device was ever implemented, it would need to be a hierarchical / zone based system with emergency manual backup. The most vital points of the plane would be unaccessible to a passenger with a shock following transgression (ie. a shock to anyone entering the cockpit other than plane crew). Perhaps the same in regards to handling crew with a delayed timer that shocked a hostage taker or assailant (not someone who brushed or touched a steward/ess).

Also, enforcing the RFID'ing of a whole airports worth of flyers to their luggage would require another paid employee and dedicated system to monitor the correlation passenger and bag. Even then its a loss as mistakes happen, people forget their bag somewhere, and all hell is unleashed as a result (in turn compromising the security of the airport as attention is focused elsewhere). It wont stop a TSA thief from stealing your possessions during inspection or help you retrieve a lost bag.

As all things with our current flight and airport security you know it'll be faulty from the beginning or misused in practice and more of a liability than a benefit. Hope the people that are not at the top of the company or rich enough to charter enjoy their own product.

Would consider this more of a "type treatment within a design" concept than purely a font since the topic application would be somewhat limited. Good ideas all the same. :)

Waiting for the Bosch medical journal ad...

Well at least you can cast away your fears of a car chasing dog coming after you with that shrill startup.

Might be a nice booby trap in a bank or something but otherwise Id be wary of using this on anyone with a gun with all that range of motion (with consideration to a calm, non-flailing target...)

Product author must live in a mighty wet state as a T-Rex brain would likely be enough red wine to get you over the top in Arizona.

Could just be me but the tie fighter pilot, at around 00:56, looks like their wearing a top hat. May just be another chicken bucket but Id like to think it was a top hat.

At those dimensions, if it was just in the cap what tissue they show coming out would be the extent of the roll...

I suppose the list has some merit when obsolete skills include 'common sense'. >.>

Agree with LakeLady.
Arrange your luggage so that only a minimal amount of valuable property, at best, is checked in and available for theft. That they've put a $ sign in front of how much has been stolen doesn't change the fact that theft happens in baggage, has been happening, for a long time. There is simply just more opportunity now.
If you cant move the mountain, go around. Have some common sense about your property and that there is always the potential of somebody looking to steal it when nobody is looking.

Why bother with the all the work of running with scissors, just hang where they can be conveniently wandered into...

Yes to Comcast, Id forgotten about their p2p shenanigans (hopefully the workaround soon to be will work -_- ).

DVD is $15.

Otherwise expect gridlock quality torrent speeds.

Read a little deeper and the poster says, "my experiences being to many countries, also
living at an international dormitory for 3 years with many people from diffrent countries".
So some of it could be humorous but its probably a case of generalization of their experience. Its a big world and someone somewhere in every country is probably doing it in one of those styles.

"In Russia, money counts you".

Or we could do James Harveys 100 pirates in 100 days as well, because of course pirates > monsters
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34927237@N00/sets/72157594481101286/

This is one of those circumstances that just about any photo taken is going to be a good one. The wild, bright, almost fashion or design-like color scheme of the parts is just appealing unto itself. And that is not to mention the complexity and symmetry of it all.

Maybe someone can build a home theater to go with this.

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Im most certain, but I could be wrong, that there is a function on this site for praise as well as complaint. That or it was another site. >.>

Does it come with optional Barbie, Space Shuttle, or Tonka decals?
I trust the sides of this neo-poster bed are made of some kind of memory material because all the doors in your house would need to be double frenchies to fit it. Lets not talk about hallways, wall, and facade nicks.
LISTEN YOUR MUSIC! (Cant tell if that was english related or "I couldnt fit 'your' and still balance this design")

Sorry Cokeman. BB is a fickle vending machine. While accepting a lot of the change dropped in and spitting out the goods, oddly at times it refuses the crispest of bills.

Personally Id like to know where the follow up bit is that I submitted about the man who (with some help in part from BB) saved, through petition, his generational house from a highway project in South Carolina.

Indeed sad at the passing of Bussard. Quite apparent that he was one of those whose brain just kept going but the body didnt. Physics and engineering aside, as I dont understand most of it, he's a good story teller and humorous. Good video.

I prefer Optimus Prime, but thats been done.

Just call the kid 'Random' or 'Faulty Keyboard'

That slig meat will be delicious I tell you.

"Basically, they eat anything smaller that walks by" So as far as the prehistoric frog goes, pets and small children. Nom nom.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=zkTjuelQfo0
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DMgpckykmJU&feature=related
Emjoy

So maybe $5000 was spent on the car and 55k on the actual flying saucer (or pyramid) in his garage?

Seriously though, the materials in that vehicle couldnt have cost that much, unless it was all cost of labor or theres a gold brick in one of those compartments. Should have just purchased that golf cart in the background and put the shell on that.

Well Paul you lucked out, when econo printers were not necessarily the swear word they are today. :(

And on topic, mmm all those finely design trays and doors.

Taste would likely include flavors of cardstock, wood, possibly metal, chewy mostly tasteless sugar and then some cake. In most cases these cakes are a lie.

All implied, Tak. Odd enough wandering into your friends bathroom and finding 'blood' anywhere. Bates Motel neon sign is a nice touch.

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As a functionary in club-land, all I have to say is that the pout (beyond the Zoolander reference) is a universal pose for this crowd, like flipping the bird at the camera. Its transcended cliche and become a norm.

New Jersey prototype
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0w0c0DOLrsw
(NSFW, and youve probably seen but always worth another watch.)

Love the logo. Much can and has been said about Disney's animation but their design is equally top notch.

So would this be a future, balding head of the hard rock musician with said chops and elevated hair which at this time I am completely unable to find or think to name. *smacks head against wall.

The affections for the small, colorful, and detailed, all in one package that is the mini.