Thanks, I'm not the worlds greatest speller by any means

In reply to this comment by my15minutes:
^ it is. big time.

masterpiece of engineering, really.
this, and the steyr aug (in the full assault rifle category) are both exceptional designs, with many of the same qualities.
like ambidextrous use, composite materials, ergonomics, and pathetically easy fieldstripping, with little or no tools.

but especially, both share a bullpup design.

ps. heap? it's spelled 't r u l y'.

^ it is. big time.

masterpiece of engineering, really.
this, and the steyr aug (in the full assault rifle category) are both exceptional designs, with many of the same qualities.
like ambidextrous use, composite materials, ergonomics, and pathetically easy fieldstripping, with little or no tools.

but especially, both share a bullpup design.

ps. heap? it's spelled 't r u l y'.

That's beyond ambidextrous, which means that you can use either hand. This guy is using both hands at the same time. That's a higher level. Bidextrous?

No problem, got it first try, but I'm ambidextrous so I think that helps.

In the next 100 years, it is probable babies will become as "kustomizable" as low riders are today. You'll be able to choose your child's sex, number (as in twins or more) height, weight, metabolism, atheleticism, skin color, disease resistance and many other myriad "gifts" and abilities (imagine every girl born with perfect pitch and a voice like Whitney Houston's.)

The first real triumph could simply be switching the gene for ambidextrousness on, so that future generations will be equally proficient and talented with "both hands."

Something as simple as that would create a huge rift in society and it would certainly affect sports.

It's too bad GATTACA was so damned boring, like this post.