I need to find out if I can find "fake" ink cartriges which fool the machine into thinking it's full when all I want to print with is black ink. I was going to look into that months ago but forgot.

Because they are designed to be. They sell printers cheap because they make the real money off ink.

@Sour Bob

Can't wait to hear it, I'm thinking of mash up possibilities of these being paired with spoken word performances by William Shatner.

Out of all the things blowing up in slow motion, this is the least impressive.

Is this an attempt to market cell phones and computers to the Ahmish?

NASA has a new addition to their menu!

Nothing says love like a ton of pig feces.

Ahh, this peice must be from the Wu-Tang dynasty.

Happy Bday Babycakes, David Bowie & Stephen Hawking!

8/10, I botched the first 2. I'm good with the computer stuff, but not ever knowledgable with the audio visual stuff.

Those that look to the future should first gather the vast experience of the past. Too many children are raised to be afraid of nature, and it's unfortunate that these days we strive to raise our kids in child safe bubbles which were born from their plastic bags.

LOLERSNAKES indeed.

The question I have regarding the people overusing after the vaccine is in effect, is if it's a chemical issue, or just a habitual one in the patient.

My question is:

Would this be concidered a bio-fuel run car?

Everything based in marketing is for the purpose to persuade the buyer to buy (or buy into) crap they don't need. Ahh, the classical "New and Improved", my favorite oxymoron. If something is new, you can't have improved on it, and if it's been improved, it's defiantly not new. In the end it cancels each other out, so it means absolutely nothing about the product itself. Marketing is one of those subjects I dislike with a passion, to go deep into it you either have to blind yourself into believing your doing good for the consumer, or believe that people are sheep that need to be guided in order to survive.