No cats were harmed in the making of this video. The sound effect was added in post-production.

I was ten. I remember watching it, as we did all the NASA broadcasts, and I remember being impressed. But that memory was completely overshadowed by Apollo 11 the next year, so I'm not sure what I really recall of Apollo 8 and what I've read and seen on tape since then.

That was in the print version, changed now.

Her in Kentucky, we call it clogging.

Jade, the book we're giving away is the newly published volume; it's not an ebook, but a paperback.

It's working fine for me.

You can scrape off the frost in web search, too, after the "defrost" button comes on.

Minnesotastan, I believe, is from Minnesota, which is in the U.S. Myself, I watched the first season of The Simpsons, but haven't caught it in the last 20 years. I also have not seen South Park or Family Guy or American Idol, but I know a lot about them. I used to watch Seinfeld, but not religiously.

When you get to a certain age, you set priorities for what you do with your time. And TV is not a high priority anymore.

Looks like the whole site is offline right now. When the site comes back up, I bet the link will be the same.

I think we "already" have a way to "punctuate" sarcasm, if you "know" what I mean.

We recently had a post about just that: http://www.neatorama.com/2011/11/08/matrix-surfing/

Check the links. I think the behind the scenes link is what you want.

I once explained that identity, preference, and biology are like three different dimensions, with a spectrum for each, and that a particular person could be anywhere in that 3-dimensional space.

But of course, even that is too simplistic, because there may be more dimensions. For example, biology can mean genital appearance or DNA, because they don't always line up together.

Then again, it's not totally necessary to understand someone in order to accept them.

You apparently completely misunderstand what reddit is all about.

Reddit did not shoot this video. YouTube member superbozo58 produced it.

I did not see this video on reddit. I saw it at The Daily What.

If every link, image, or video that ever appeared at reddit were off-limits to reposting anywhere else, reddit would be a complete failure. You can't even watch videos at reddit; you have to follow a link. It is a place for people to share internet content. Every time I find content at reddit that is reposted here, it is credited. That's what we do -we credit the original source and the place we find the content or link. I don't see any reason to credit all the links in between, even if there were some way we could know about them.

You won't find many sites on the 'net that are as meticulous as Neatorama about giving credit where it is due. Certainly reddit has a long way to go in crediting original artists, and they never link to where something is found.

However, reddit is a valuable resource for the purpose for which it is intended.

I think they do it that way in case you want to correct a spelling error. I just highlight the whole answer and hit delete once.

hmmm..., the same could be said about health care, which is the way most industrialized countries do it.

Banks have plenty of ways to turn a profit without destroying small depositors. They should have just taken the $4.85 and closed the account.