Just don't try to file a class action.

Just accepting a EULA doesn't make it law. A reasonable and honest judge would just ignore the clause.

That was pretty incredible.

At first I'm thinking, this has to be Satriani, but it's new and I haven't heard it. Then I kept listening and the licks got more "gee whiz look what I can do, I played in the 80's!" and I knew it wasn't Joe. Then I realized who it is, and it all makes sense. Steve, rock as you do, you imitate too closely.

Cool painting technique! Very tempting.

This guy is my hero is more ways than I can count.

I'm surprised how well the vette held up in that bump. Did they stop making them out of fiberglass?

I don't get Twitter, and I'm only in my 30's. Technology will outpace us all.

Nah, it's more because Twitter is poorly designed.

Hopefully it doesn't start too much of a copycat trend. Mobs rule... pretty much anything they want to.

Too bad society doesn't realize often enough the same principle can be applied to do good as well.

Perfect first comment. I already had wetness in the eyes from the film, and then that completely unexpected comment had me throw my head back and literally wheeze-laugh out loud, turning the tears into the laughter variety.

All opinions for or against all of the above aside, I'm just wondering about one thing. And apparently, I'm not very in-the-know about specifics of rights at all.

If so many people get beat up, tazed, shot, locked up, etc., for not cooperating with police (which sometimes means withholding ID), then how did a guy who did same just walk off carrying a loaded gun? My point is this represents a huge inconsistency in law enforcement. Piss a cop off and get beat up and arrested (spend a weekend in jail only to be released on monday morning -- one of the biggest intimidation tactics a cop has beyond physical threat), but walk down a street armed with a gun and refuse to identify yourself and... it's fine? What?

Frankly internet video has me all but believing that that no ID = arrested (or tazed or dead, on a really bad day).


Edit: Apparently you only have to identify yourself in some states. I guess this wasn't one. That and the right to carry a gun. So I assume because he did nothing 'wrong', this checks out. I guess...

This stuff cracks me up.

Scientific advancement in computing tech, nanotech, quantum mechanics, air and space flight, genetic engineering, new medicines, ag science...

But, put a remote control in someone's underwear, and they're cheering.

(The loudest, coming from the guy gettin' his cowboy on, are clearly the result of realizing he's getting to see some at a fashion show his wife dragged him to. "Yeehaw, couldn't talk the wife into the titty bar but this'll do!")

Pretty awesome riding. Unfortunately, after his ride ended to audience jeers, he tazed an old lady in a wheelchair and then shot her, in the back, six times. He's on suspension with pay.

She said no (way). Later, they shot a porno together. The acting was better.

One of the best 2 girls, 1 cup reactions I've seen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Don%27t_shoot_yourself_in_the_foot