The line introduce the opponents to a grenade, not a round of bullets.

Rumor has it that the line, coupled with the previous one, "You wanna' play rough?" is a not so veiled sexual innuendo.

Is anyone else shocked that a written exam is expected to evaluate computer proficiency?

Anyone else see a similarity?

http://www.neatorama.com/2018/02/26/Laser-Scanning-Reveals-Lost-Ancient-Mexican-City-That-Had-As-Many-Buildings-As-Manhattan/

They tried really hard to make Bijlmer not sound like The Projects across America. It does. There is no reason to blame or shield any person or group. The concept was intellectually mistaken, mismanaged and poorly used by residents.

The only real blame goes to ideological purist who first thought that architecture could change mankind and eventually refused to work with a changing culture. (My condemnation of Projects everywhere.)

I really liked this, Eddie. Excellent final four paragraphs.

What!!! Nothing about the epic 1989 alternate, “restored” version: the wonderful minutes long march across the desert? The horrendous makeup during the re-enacted scenes?

Sometimes a thief is so cleaver, I respect him. However, I always imagine what wonders he could do if his powers were used for good instead of evil.

More Destin, please.

I guess the authors are only interested in government initiative. Myself, I was looking for Nokia and the Hydraulic Press Channel.

I have seen scanning artifacts like this before. They look like cities and roads but have not been verified with physical evidence.

"Keep your stick on the ice."

I cannot believe they left out the deaths from dihydrogen oxide.

There was a song that played during a successful installation of Windows XP. A catchy tune that was embedded in the code. I finally found it as a stand alone MP3. Love sharing it with geeks who remember the tune but do not quite know why.