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It took me a few slides back and forth too.

@ Drowsy: Except for that missing hill, yes.

Satellite images show craters at alleged Syrian chemical weapons facilities. Fun, with sliders!

What beautiful coats. What breed is that? Also, what are they all looking at? I really miss having cats in my life.

Lets please stay on topic and not attack imaginary posts or the posters that didn't post on the subject.

Both of these topic threads spawned at the same time but there aren't any replies here yet, so Ill close this one down.

Singapore Plans to Test Lampposts Equipped With Face Recognition Surveillance Cameras. Chinese Police Say Face Recognition Identified Suspect Out of Crowd of 50,000. Excellent. *steeplesfingers*

Dez Bryant released.

Aren't the glass panels in the doors made of wired glass?

That's actually a really good fix. I was thinking more along the lines of sliding metal doors that can be triggered to slam closed in cases of a shooter. But a $10 solution comes to the rescue.

Dang it! I forgot to watch Lost in Space last night on Netflix. I must rectify that this weekend.

In an act that gives me profound sadness, I downgraded my cable package a few months ago and no longer have the SYFY channel, which means I missed the Season 3 opening episode for The Expanse, and will miss the entire season. Smh at myself.

Contact Lenses That Darken in Sunlight. Get in my eyeballs! /fatbastard

Eh, it was probably the Syrian civilians gassing themselves to make Russia look bad.

Probably falls somewhere in the middle.

Wait; so the UK poisoned their own double agent, 14 years after his last activities, while trying to pin it on Russia, but are totally inept, or have completely fabricated the story. Sounds legit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZnsMj3Tei0

So complete occupation of the warring nation?

And which side should "the world" have chosen to be the victor?

Oh, ok.

How would "the world" have stopped a civil war?

Can a Pill That Boosts "Resilience" Treat Depression?

Eh, DOOM wasn't too bad. *runs*

Interesting. On one hand I cant really imagine a "giveaway" that requires the users to enter 29 (and growing) individual codes to get random stuff, but on the other hand it sounds like a cool scavenger hunt.

This is like a slow speed version of the telephone game.