Ratz, isn't this more a case of art imitating... other art?

I am a little disappointed that this is a fake. I just got my first iPhone and would actually love something like this.

"Cyber attack." Have these guys been watching 1990s tech-sci fi movies?

Bloggers blogging about a convention for bloggers about blogging.

I think I'm gonna go lie down.

Hey Other Aaron, I kicked your ass with 100%! WHOYAGONNACALL?!

So not only are we outfitting robots with weapons but we're teaching them how to use them?

Did these people not see The Terminator??!

I understand strangers thinking "who cares about some dead dishwasher?" But my brother was a dishwasher in a restaurant for a long time, and he rode his bike to work. I'd be devastated if some careless driver killed him. Maybe nobody else would care, but I would.

But, internet bastards are just a fact of life.

But then what are they gonna do with all the dead Tylenol-laced snakes? Do they need somebody to go pick them up? Is there money involved? Answer the last question first.

Also, this would be fantastic for Tylenol's marketing. "The drug powerful enough to kill millions of invasive snakes will EXTERMINATE your back pain!"

How does Kickstarter approve this but deny my application to raise funds for a community-focused childrens' book and in-school reading program?

Other than that, I think it's an awesome idea.

I've had a gap since I was a kid. My wife called me "gappy" when we were in college. Now it looks like I'm a harbinger of fashion.

Maybe male pattern baldness will become all the rage.

Self-taught? This looks like another Timothy Treadwell in the making.

I'm sure Bill Watterson is pleased.

[sarcasm]

I agree Splint, the old Burger King logo at least looked like a hamburger. The new one... ugh.

Yeah, Starbucks's lingo is a pain, and I can understand not wanting to use it. But do you have to be such an ass about it?

I believe in standing up for your principles. But is "the way I order something from a fast food joint" really a principle worth embarrassing yourself over?

Just do what I do: don't go to Starbucks.

As an illustrator, I would never use this. I need to be able to erase the pencil underneath the "clean up" ink drawing. Sometimes I'll pencil something and not get back to it for a week or so.

This won't replace pencils, and it won't replace pens. And there are already erasable pens. This seems like something somebody thought would be cool without really thinking about what it would be used for...