Well it just sucks that you can't view it if you live outside of the US.

#3 Those are definitely public domain, and its legal for you to copy and redistribute according to US law. Other countries vary.

omg he purged the entire school of sharpies! that's the real crime here folks as any teacher knows!

Scottish folds are not congenitally deaf, nor are they any more prone to ear infections than other cats. Hate to burst your bubble guys, but this has been borne out by the evidence since 1971.

Leave it to the UK to ban a native breed.

#63, Two reasons - obviously because that's where her lawyer is based out of, and because I bet most Texas papers/news stations in smaller towns...including Lubbock...will deem this too risque to even publish/broadcast. SO there will be very little publicity in Texas.

I totally agree with the other posters that think Lubbock's conservative morals probably have a lot more to do with this incident than TSA policy. People fly with piercings like this all the time. Only a arrogant male conservative Texan with his head up his ass would say she had to remove them. And oh wait...that's exactly who did it.

Oh please, I'm so sick of the "poor men" comments. You have control over 50% of the process it takes to conceive. So, use a condom or get a vasectomy. Blaming your laziness on your girlfriend not taking her pill is weak.

Better yet, take the time to have a mature relationship, discuss what you both need/want, do not want and if need be make a legal agreement about what to do with unintended spawn.

The oh poor me stuff is complete crap gentlemen. You do have half of the control so no excuses. You just tend to forget that when getting laid becomes the primary concern.

When you are out at sea without your laptop or electricity you actually might need to read those tides tables from a piece of paper.

Since you think the screen is dim, you've obviously never used one. The bright sunlight mode is amazing, a brilliant concept, and the regular mode is not dim. Its got plenty of power to do what it needs to, which is be used in education in third world countries - not replace laptops for geeks in developed countries. That being said, it has made an awful lot of geeks (and children too!) in developed countries who have one quite happy.

The "just switch isp's" argument is crap, there are lots of places where only one isp is available. Heck, there are places where only one cell phone provider is available. Tiered pricing does not encourage competition. It doesn't in the cell phone market either.