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I think he can stop now. - Anika from FFHound!

he should! :) - Abhishek

hello. - Que Sarah Sarah

hi que.. :) - Abhishek

"You'd be hard-pressed to devise a more decadent way to enjoy "the pate of the South" than this version of a pimento cheese sandwich created by executive chef Elizabeth Karmel." - Katy S from Bookmarklet

i see this first thing in the morning... My sunday just became AWESOME. - Abhishek

And this. I want to eat this. - Katy S

Boston Dynamics has created BigDog the robotic pack mule which according to them is "the most advanced quadruped robot on Earth!" BigDog can carry four infantry backpacks while keeping its balance over different type of terrains. The following freaky video (28MB WMV) shows BigDog walking through mud, over slippery snow, over rocks, up a hill, and even keeps itself from toppling over when it's being kicked! BigDog stands about waist high, can carry 165 lbs (75 kg), can walk through most terrain and can always keep its balance. The on-board computer controls locomotion, monitors external & internal sensors and keeps itself balanced. A gasoline engine powers BigDog's hydraulic system for actuating the hydraulically controlled legs. - Abhishek from Bookmarklet

Sherlock is a British television series that presents a contemporary update of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes detective stories. It was created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, and stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Doctor John Watson. After an unbroadcast pilot in 2009, the first series of three 90-minute episodes was transmitted on BBC One and BBC HD in July and August 2010. A second series of three episodes premiered on BBC One on 1 January 2012. A third series has been commissioned. - Abhishek from Bookmarklet

Abhid! - Anika

?? - Abhishek

up.. - Abhishek

That one where whoever said that thing with that odd photo that the other guy didn't like and the thread was like huge and people kept commenting and bringing it to the top. Yeah, that one. - Andy Bakun

Thanks ANDY.. :) - Abhishek

This is actually pretty good stuff.. - Abhishek

*thumb print* - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from Android

Expired. - Micah

#oldFFbests - Abhishek

this again. :O - Abhishek

It's the Tom Cruise Show, but I enjoyed it. Probably as much as the third installment. - Derrick

Hmmm, true. It was more like an ode to the MI series.. - Abhishek

Happy birthday, Anika!! - Yolanda

:) - Abhishek

*waves* - Kevin Johnson

*waves back* - Abhishek

Still finding my way back. Hope to be in top form soon. :) - Abhishek

Have fun! - Anika

Had loads of it! :) Thanks.. :) - Abhishek

UR ANUS - ☆ Mellyboo ☆

+1 Joe - Abhishek

*hands you a tissue* - Jenny R from Android

*takes it without any fuss* THANKS (in his self-proclaimed cute blocked nose voice.) - Abhishek

Taking Anika's advice, I actually woke up early today... :) - Abhishek

Got up, showered, breakfasted, churched, Walmarted. Home. Now laundering and nomming a sammich. - LB shining

Indeed, Big Joe. Indeed. - LB shining

Robots that learn from experience and can solve novel problems - just like humans - sound like science fiction. But a Japanese reasearcher is working on making them science fact, with machines that can teach themselves to perform tasks they have not been programmed to do, using objects they have never seen before. - Abhishek from Bookmarklet

In a world first, Osamu Hasegawa, associate professor at the Tokyo Insitute of Technology, has developed a system that allows robots to look around their environment and do research on the Internet, enabling them to "think" how best to solve a problem. "Most existing robots are good at processing and performing the tasks they are pre-programmed to do, but they know little about the 'real world' where we humans live," he told AFP. - Abhishek

EEK! - Anika

No bread spread for my fav sandwich. We are all out. >.< - Abhishek

"Sony Corp. says it is recalling 1.6 million LCD televisions globally because of a defect that can trigger overheating, smoke and melting parts. Sony says has received 11 such reports in Japan, though none involved injuries or damage beyond the TVs. The models subject to the recall in Japan are the Bravia KDL-40X5000, KDL-40X5050, KDL-40W5000, KDL-40V5000 and KDL-40V3000. The defective part — an inverter transformer used for LCD backlights — is also used in models sold overseas. But Sony says it has not received reports of similar problems." - Bluesun 2600 from Bookmarklet

Good thing my TV is a Samsung. - Bluesun 2600

shit... - Abhishek

:( - Shevonne

:( I hate it when I do that. - Katy S

socks in the left pocket, breakfast in right. We are a solid go. :) - Abhishek

Did catch the bus. (*highfive*) But not before listening to our driver who always has a lesson of time management for me. :/ - Abhishek

Art Clokey's birthday. :) - Abhishek

A picture is worth a thousand words and this is no exception. Well "said" Rah. - Nicholas Kreidberg

yep. :) - Abhishek

Did it work? - Anika from FFHound!

Did it appear? - Marie

sadly no. Had to make it from scratch. But worth a try... :/ - Abhishek

Noooooooooooooooooo... - Julian

("Fatcheeked childmolesting man" killed me.) - LB shining

Why, hello there! - Anika

Hello, Peter. :) - Abhishek

This is not made up. It was a Chinese restaurant in Shamokin Dam, PA called "Lung Fung." - Friar Will (:^)

I've seen a joint called 'Restaurant'. Genius or lack of imagination? :| - Abhishek