A minor correction!

Light from the moon must be refracted through a mist of water in order for us to see the effect.

The moon does not produce light! It is a refraction of a reflection of light.

/smartass

Still cool!

Adorable!

I don't know what's going on, but that last comment was mine. For some reason, my information keeps being entered as AntDude.

What the hell is going on? Why is my information being filled out as AntDude?

Uh, yeah. They were here all the time. *eyeroll*

I'm sure, if it's true, that they got there like any other non-native species.

Wow Scott. Apparently I should have shelled out for the sarcasm punctuation.

I'm sure there's some way we could solve global warming by insisting this artist has better things to do with his time and money.

I don't know, Shecky, maybe you could use some common googling sense to find all the fantastically dismal examples of kids doing just what you think they won't and suffering a lifetime of consequences (or not).

(because of the whole dying thing.)

I'm sure there's some way we could solve global warming by insisting this artist has better things to do with his time and money.

Haha, Taclo, I thought the same thing.

Man, you could probably cause a stroke over at the Hater at the AV Club with this.

SHHH, don't give the corporations any ideas!

Also, LOL at the people who didn't actually READ any further than the title.

oh, and by people like this, I obviously meant the "crush of people." Sorry, I wasn't really thinking about my language there.

Now I'm all misty.

I definitely encountered a number of people like this when I saw the president speak in Eugene. They started sobbing and lying to the people at the front of the line that they'd been there all day, but wandered away and lost their place. Having been there since 4am, I could honestly say they hadn't been, but they were let ahead anyway, where they promptly shoved people out of the way as soon as the doors were open.

I could tolerate the tearful lies, but it was the shoving that angered me.

So happy to see someone who deserves it getting a chance like this.

Art is process as much as it is product.

Of course, according to SOME people who hate games (I won't name Roger Ebert), interactivity strips it of its artistic status.

I guess I didn't get in before the anti-fun, anti-intellectual snark.