Quote from flymike91 :

no one gives a fck about the suspects and are probably pretty happy that one is dead and the other is in pain and is fckd. I think that is the message they are trying to send by being in the streets.

True, this is probably what what they wanted it to mean. For the more cynical, however, it is simply an example of how quick America's selective memory is.

OK, now here's something that's getting on my nerves.

3 dead, 180 injured in a bombing
Police offer shot in attempt to detain suspects
1 suspect killed
1 suspect captured in critical condition

5 days ago people were bawling there eyes out over this, now Boston's population has taken to the streets in celebration. I mean, great, we got 'em, but don't they realize that it's a little late, the damage is already done?

1 Winner? Alonso
2 Fastest lap? Massa
3 Number of pitstops the winner does? 2
4 Who gets pole? Vettel
5 Which team scores most points? Lotus
6 How many points Ferrari gets? 35
B Driver who drops most places during the race (but finishes the race) Hamilton

Quote from dawesdust_12 :

I read "Ban all pressure cookers".

You have no idea how many of my super gun lovin' friends have posted that on Facebook.

Additionally:

Quote :

(CNN) -- [Breaking news update at 2:36 p.m. Wednesday]
There is conflicting information as to whether someone has been arrested in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings. A federal law enforcement source told CNN's Fran Townsend that someone was arrested. But later, two senior administration officials and another federal official told Townsend that there had been a misunderstanding among officials and that no one has been arrested.

So apparently I (and pretty much every media outlet) was wrong.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/17/ ... asts/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Arrest made.

That first one looks like it could've gotten so much worse.

Well, it can't really get any worse, can it?

I'll just leave this here.

http://m.now.msn.com/united-ar ... al-for-being-too-handsome

Well, today was Patriots' Day in Massachusetts (anniversary of Battle of Lexington and Concorde) and tax day for the entire country. For a home grown terrorist (my guess as to who the culprit is), the marathon may just being a place to strike because of the number of people.

Today was also celebrated as Kim Il Sung's birthday in North Korea, but I highly doubt that North Korea has anything to do with the bombings.

Podrick had me in tears.

SPOILERS:

Even more mind****s, check this out: http://www.reddit.com/r/Biosho ... matters_warning_spoilers/

1) which team will score most points? Ferrari
2) will pole sitter win the race? No
3) who wins the race? Alonso
4) number of cars finish? 15
5) will williams score points? Yes (Bottas gets 1 point, Maltrolololo DNFs)
6) who gets the fastest lap? Hamilton
Bonus) first driver to finish lap down? Vergne

So on the member forums a picture of a kart wheel model just showed up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHa7Qqacyp0

It is so fantastically horrible.

Watched The Room last night.

I won't suggest it, but only because I demand you watch it. I can't even begin to describe what happened.

I suspect this is the kind of movie that the general public and critics will love, but die hard fans will hate because Lauda's 312T2 is clearly running the original 312T wing when it should be running the T2 wing.

You know we're going to lose it other that kind of stuff.

I don't think the current ones are half bad except for the fact the the gradient does look exactly like it came from Word.

Absolutely genius.

As I see it, the problem is that most big games are marketed to young demographics to create brand loyalty (Like cigarettes use to be!). Chances are you're going out get more money out of the 12 year old enjoying your game (their parents will buy the next 6 copies) compared to the old man enjoying your game (because he might actually start a family or something and not be able to play anymore).

Relative to Ferrari, everything was slow in 2002.