And what about the iMac, which was there in 1998, well before the iPod?

Yup. It's very nice, but it's an engineer's nightmare. There's no way this thing hits the market under the current form.

It's possible to turn a sphere inside out without any holes, so this is easy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVVfs4zKrgk

OR you can buy a jar (cheap) and pick up dirt yourself.

That "bloody" version was so soft, I wonder what the censored version looked like.

Air soft guns?

Not an american. Anyone else, but not an american. There would be too many chances to start a war.

This is a real nightmare. If I ever learn that a company uses these seats, I will avoid them. Even if they are the cheapest.

Wow. I'd be able to fit one dime in there. Maybe two.

"Also, pieces change states only when they land on black squares."

So basically, the bishops on white squares are non-quantum?

Seriously. Any teacher/principal who has enough time to waste on fighting the word "boobies" should be slacked... they obviously could do without him/her.

Anyone who has once been near these machines has read the stickers on them.

Or at the very least, I did. It says: "Extreme danger, do not approach the moving parts". I don't think you could survive.

2200W at 120V = 18amps.

Yay, time to go buy some fuses :)

Meh. BMW did something similar way before. But it moves, making way more awesome.

@ Edward: maybe. But who knows what the heck it is...

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