No Faceman? Templeton Peck is pretty much the definition of being able to get it anywhere at any time.

Needs to be Iron Man Red and Gold, especially with the LED boots.

More importantly, you still have to pay taxes on the fuel you use.

FEMA doesn't like guns either as Katrina survivors can attest. The fact that the CDC has basically borrowed a page from Zombie Squad has not been lost on the ZS.

Seen it on TV, but not in person. Nobody seems to use an actual saber though. It's generally a short sword or large knife.

Not quite. The M855A1 has a "green" bullet made from only mild steel and copper. The cartridge primers are still full of toxic and water soluble lead styphnates.

"Eons ago, a hydraulic genius designed the perfect instrument for receiving urine from the male organ with a minimum of mess and bother. I speak here of the lowly urinal..."

I have to disagree that the modern urinal is designed by a hydraulic genius. Broad flat porcelain surfaces with lots of potential for backsplash onto the user or floor. Big bowls full of catch water that will likewise cause splashback.

In comparison the steel cone type urinals in the first picture are brilliant (apart from the art and lack of privacy partitions). Any urine will hit the cone and reflect down the drain instead of back towards the user and there are no corners to disturb or feed the flow back on itself. Great design.

Wearable computing is still around, just not for the general populace. Look at the US Army's Nett Warrior program.

The coral caves on Curacao are neat too.

Needs a wave motion gun.

"Of course it was hollow. It was a two shot trick, which is why the first was hollow AND bigger"

Right, but the mythbusters were looking at splitting the arrow. They busted it because they couldn't get an exact split. The arrow would always deflect. Using a hollow arrow is cool, but not the same.

Pikabrew I choose you!

Bradford pears also pollinate using flies instead of bees. So instead of smelling sugary sweet, the blossoms release a fragrance like spoiling meat.

Tom Hanks also has a less famous brother named Jim who was working as a comic for a while.

As for Dane Cook's brother stealing from him, didn't Dane Cook steal most of his act from other people?

"Caplan says the bottom line is that nature — the kids’ genes — mostly determines who they’ll be; the power of nurture, he says, is minimal."

If that's the case then why is the largest statistical determiner of a child's performance, the salary of his parents?