I'll give Predator credit for strictly only killing people who are armed, giving an easy-out to folks who don't want to play the most dangerous game... But as for the rest, who cares WHY they are motivated to kill you? A tiger may just be doing what comes naturally to it, but I'd still curse it, try my damnedest to survive, and kill it if possible.

With meals like that, I'm surprised the UK is only #7 on the list of most obese: http://listcrux.com/top-10-fattest-countries-of-the-world/

I'm sure this problem makes the house more difficult to sell, but I'd be happy to take it off their hands... as I'm sure many other people would. Get a few college guys to room in the house, and I expect the problem will solve itself.

Who thought light-grey text on a white background was a good idea for that chart? It seems that you're not meant to actually read it.

Pretty sure our Presidents already KNOW that a nuclear first-strike will kill millions, including many of our own, and will hesitate for that reason alone... Unless they're sociopaths, in which case, killing one more person, up-close, won't give them pause, either. But in either case, the delay could be BAD... Responding to a full-scale nuclear strike is a game of seconds, and the extra delay would make it that much harder, and give even more advantage to the aggressor.

The "pretty fantastic" perks sound HORRID... 40% off the insanely marked-up merchandise and in-park food? Yikes. And it's astonishing to hear how bad the pay is, even with all the demands, and how profitable the parks are.

#1 makes no sense... Monica Lewinsky was not an internet public shaming at all. When your name reaches presidential impeachment hearings, you're going to be world famous, even in the old days with just newspapers.

Hmm... I'd say it's an ideal spot for growing mushrooms. But for most anything else, you can get all the same advantages growing inside a greenhouse on the surface. And a greenhouse will cost a fraction as much as solar panels + LEDs. It might be a good idea for Iceland, where there's lots of cheap electricity and insufficient sunlight, or Canada if you could work out a deal for off-peak and interruptible electric supplies from the grid, but proximity to US Ag giants would undermine that. And even there, it would probably be built above-ground.

I can certainly see some future potential... Plants are very inefficient at converting sunlight. When PV panels get very cheap and very efficient, it might become cost effective to cover fields with solar panels, and direct a small fraction of the output to green LEDs under them, shining down on the field of crops, but that seems quite a long ways off.

It's got a handful of interesting ideas (I'm not sure if they will work out well in practice, rather than just in demo videos), but mostly it's just a pop-up camper/tent trailer like any other. e.g. https://youtu.be/4dwK8z6NNx0

Personally, I would NEVER buy a tent trailer. A traditional, solid travel trailer is just INFINITELY more useful. A tent has no insulation value, flaps around and doesn't entirely stop wind (pretty miserable), no sound-deadening, etc. The tent material decays and cracks and needs to be replaced after a few years. The tents often leak water. Tent trailers have very little cargo room while towing. Absolutely no security against break-ins. The tent is dangerously flammable, making cooking inside much more risky. etc., etc. Probably a million more. Sure, it looks large and impressive on video, but they are really miserable in practice.

The worst part for dyslexics is handwriting (without writing characters reversed or swapping two letters), which a font obviously can't replicate. So remember, you're still only getting a taste of a fraction of the disability.

You can avoid ever having a dead battery again with an automatic 12V "battery protector". They install between your battery and vehicle, and disconnect the battery when it's half-way discharged, saving enough power to start your car. This works whether you've left your lights on, something was plugged into the cigarette lighter, etc. It even helps when your battery fluid level is low, or the battery is failing and will soon need replacing. I see two listings for "Battery Brain" (new) on eBay for under $30, which is less than one of those portable jump starters, and works for decades without any charging or maintenance.

You should use at least 16 AAs in series. Their voltage drops down to 0.9V as they discharge, and you really need at least 14V to charge a 12V battery. Any less and you'll get less of a charge, and end up with a bunch of only half-dead AAs. - The article says you "can also use a 12V" "drill battery"... that's just not true. A 12V source won't charge a 12V battery. You'd need a voltage boost circuit in there. You can try leaving the 12V drill battery connected while you start the car, the two together might give you just enough power for starting, if you're lucky.

I've been thinking that Stephen Colbert might have been the real guiding force, not Jonathan Leibowitz. He was there before Jon, and within maybe two years after he left to do his own show, the quality of The Daily Show faced a precipitous fall... The humor and intelligence disappeared, and was replaced with something more like rolling his eyes when anyone said something that didn't perfectly match with the extreme-left dogma of his audience, then holding for applause. I'm the furthest thing from Republican, myself, but it was just embarrassing and mind-numbing, and after years of watching, I found no redeeming qualities remaining... It turned into something like the liberal version of AM talk radio...

Or I could be wrong and Jon coincidentally decided to phone it in around that time. Perhaps he should have decided to retire a few years earlier.

Best one: http://cdn.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/566750/84593691.jpg
If you look like that, you should NOT be committing crimes... You could be picked-out by a helicopter flying by...