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I had a witty reply, then I coughed and forgot what it was. Please don't comment on what might have been in the cough.

Welcome to TEST @Camural!

You love the turrets because they're good for making friends?

Welcome to TEST @VLAmander! Med corp, a noble aspiration. Just to avoid any confusion, A+ and I'm not diabetic.

Welcome to TEST @rimmster.

That cake cooks at 375. You sure about this?

Only 6 tablespoons of beer in that recipe? 6 pints in a 6 pack... I feel a plan coming on.

It's currently in theaters, look for "First Man". I want to see this movie but, not currently possible. I watched the real one launch though. I mean, I was there. I was 6. I remember next to nothing other than the steam and noise.

Welcome back to TEST, Hipstar Dufus!

Welcome to TEST Taliyon!!!

So Rant on. I totally agree, there is no reason other than CR why such a complex technology has to exist in SC.

Trivia question about that. What letters were effectively removed from the English alphabet as a result of the adoption of the movable type printing press? Many of them are still officially part of the alphabet, but more as an appendix, and not commonly taught.

Yes it is. But Windows ME was more reliable than Mobiglass.

Sort of. It is more like an app that could work on Mobiglasss, if they ever get around to updating it.

"Book" is an archaic noun, which describes an old technology method for the storage and transmission of large amounts of information, typically stored on stacks of collated and bound paper. The technology had an overall bit-rate that was only slightly faster than carrier pigeon, and it's...

Hey @Blind Owl, how are you doing? Geez, what's that on your legs? ... It's your what? Your TESTIES?

I started reading John Scalzi books while waiting for Brandon Sanderson to finish two other books (last book of Wheel of Time, and a Warbreaker book). It was a potential mistake in some ways. It started me on an odyssey of Sci Fi war and exploration that has taken me quite literally from the...

Welcome to TEST @OmegaTitan177!!

Welcome to TEST @Shazaam ⚡ Kind of off topic, but I once had a doctor named Shazaam, he had the biggest thumbs I ever saw. He wanted to do a physical, I took one look at his thumbs, and asked for a new doctor. When you get a little older, you'll too understand the reason I asked for a new doctor.

GenX is a fluoride based chemical, used in the manufacturer of plastic wrap for food, non-stick coatings like Teflon, and stuff like paint and fire fighting foam too. It is not biodegradable, and not water soluble, and has no current Federal guidelines with respect to contamination or toxicity...