Lesson: kids are so easy to train and mold so start early.

I'm a nerd just for 'getting' this.

How strange, every link I went to has lots of pictures of the camera but not one 3D picture to let you know what the result would look like..which is the point of the revolutionary product.

Hello Chicago! Horrible parking police techniques (hidden and confusing signs) and short yellow lights with cameras on every corner. You can tell when a picture is taken sometimes by a quick flash. It took me so long to get used to the short yellow lights that I was afraid I had accumulated a bunch of tickets when I first moved here. None so far, only two parking tickets that were contested successfully. It's very common to see people run red lights here..maybe it's just overlooked the majority of the time. Who has legal control over city light lengths?

Ok. Some of those photos look incredibly photoshopped. And last I checked, balls covered in fabric don't bounce well on water. Was this videotaped?

I've seen these and still don't think they're that educational. There's a lot of background education that's needed to understand the full scope of things. If I don't know what a CPO is or the relationship between mortgage lenders and banks (which is shady enough to be confusing on its own) then I won't know why this can be expanded to cripple a nation's economy (don't we have many other things to deal with besides housing?) or how this is as bad as The Great Depression if thousands of people aren't migrating from factory to factory looking for work. It'd be great if people supplied simple FAQs to be answered by an expert..and a cartoon isn't necessary. Something in between crappy art and a post-grad economics lecture would be wonderful.

First off, it's 'he' and he makes it clear that he does not feel any less of a man doing this because he sees childbirth as a human/animal process, not a strictly female one. What he thinks and feels of his body is unique to him like it is for every other single person on earth. Who is anybody to dictate what we are and who we can be as individual human beings? But to those of you who think it's unnatural or 'anti-evolutionary' these words are falling on dumb and deaf ears.

Wow people..there is a difference between medical expenses and punitive damages. If they sued the company for things other than medical expenses (which I assume they did) then they have a right to more money. This could be a case where their lawyers really dropped the ball. The only people in the wrong here is the trucking company that caused her horrible accident..and it's interesting that they are not the ones being villainized. Walmart is entitled to being repaid by the company for the cost of their actions. The family is entitled to damages beyond and including her lifetime medical support and it appears they did not receive nearly enough in the settlement..after their legal fees they got even less than Walmart paid for medical expenses and it appears their lawyers were not worth it.

I'm surprised Walmart didn't sue the company themselves but then it's Walmart so I assume they just let the victims pay for the legal team to get that settlement while waiting behind the scenes for the payout knowing they'd just turn around and sue the family for the money since it's easier than going after a company. Walmart could have handled this better..legally they may get in trouble in the future if they just let this one slide so I don't expect them to change their minds. Also, the PR benefits for letting it slide won't do much good in this case..everybody who hates Walmart hates Walmart permanently.

Also, those two other sites linked to are so horribly constructed. I support the consumer but it's effing 2008. .nothing should be that ugly or horribly navigateable.

Net dealings make it so easy to screw someone over. I stopped using eBay as much when I was never sent an item after payment and eBay never did anything about it. Paypal didn't either and I just sent in the incident to Better Business Bureau (who also didn't do anything). This was at least 5 years ago though. eBay is too big and open to care about individual fraud or shady activity when the law doesn't hold them accountable for much of anything. A winning bid unfortunately doesn't equate to a bonafide contract. The law needs to be updated for the murky waters of online 'amateur' business. He could take them to court but even there I doubt the seller would be required to continue the sale..but INAL.

I doubt the bad PR will make much of a dent. I hate eBay. What I wonder about most is the final price fee they must have had to pay eBay..if they got out of it with false claims or if they absorbed the costs hoping eBay turns a blind eye to the matter since they were paid anyway.

A confused man given a dubious task with monumental monetary rewards by an evil genius overlord. Anyone else immediately think of daily meetings in the White House?

Reminds me of the British Bloke Darren Brown, a 'mentalist', who somehow persuades people to do things like give him money or valuable items. He's videotaped himself doing exactly this to people in shops and he's a huge success.

I don't know anyone who hand washes their car in the cold. Even in nice weather I don't think anyone besides me decides to do it themselves instead of the quick car wash places. I do it when I need to get out of the house and do some physical labor that has a definite result I can see. That said, I haven't washed my car in 2 years.

Also, I like the random paragraph about 'homosexuals' and the gym practices. As if working out is a homosexual thing. Funny though.

level 13 is where i got stuck. the levels before were hard but if you leave it for a bit and come back it tends to go surprisingly fast.

It kind of reminds me of the pedophile from Sin City.