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Ariela · Guest

Wow.. What a fascinating article... I hope next week we get furniture in front of a black background, that'd be really edgy./sarcasm
The host seemed a little _too_ comfortable grabbing that chick's throat. You would have expected him to stutter "ok...", and "are you sure?" before slowly moving forward like a zombie making a half-assed attempt to reach for some brains... but this dude just jumped right in there like it like he was shaking the president's hand or some *****.

Gynelle · Guest

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Kamris · Guest

Puke, in my mouth... Like a gallon of it..
i hope he's getting job offer now!

Albea nyoni · Guest

To the West:Ha! Who has big wang now!??
I guess maybe because I live in a world of computers I see stuff as a dive head first and make stuff super expensive now so later on it can be cheaper and more efficient (this goes for things like Blu Ray players and video cards). I think that a full electric car can work and be a great start for people who do light traveling. Even if it's expensive, people would still want to buy it. A small niche group yes but still people will be funding the progress of the technology and by the time it becomes efficient enough to maybe go up to 500+ miles on a single charge (if your thinking about traveling out of state) or allows for quick recharge the backbone will be there to help consumers and it will be cheaper. Think if everyone bought an electric car within the next two years how well is our infrastructure setup to deal with an electric car? We have minimal mechanical expertise we have very few electric charging stations. Tow companies have no resources into helping a stranded driver who has no juice to help get the driver back on the road. We have real program to help a huge amount of people dispose of batteries. We have no hazmat containment crews setup for this kind of situation at the size we need. If we build the car to fast the consumer will be so ahead of the curve they will be turned off by how inconvenient it is to drive it. I would say take it slow and ease it into the public and also the governments that are already low on cash for public programs as it is.

Minkov · Guest

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Mikey · Guest

My breath smells like cat food

Larry · Guest

It's sad that making personal decisions about your own life like this is not allowed. I understand that this will have an effect on others, sure...but this isn't like your 20 something year old who could have a full life ahead of them committing suicide. Truth is, people like the Milners aren't going to live significantly longer, and wanting to end things on their own terms while they have that choice, as long as its discussed with the family, should be an option. I don't necessarily blame them - I don't want to end up shoved off into a nursing home, unable to feed myself, use the bathroom on my own, dress myself, etc., either. Who would? I don't know their health status and if things had already started deteriorating, so maybe this was the right call for them. Family supports them and it's what they wanted, seems like a fair decision to me.

Vernalls · Guest

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