Wow! Has this been a "genre" before? Because in my head, it sure is now.

Carmen (without the Raspberries) was the first concert I ever saw...along with Bob Seger (absolutely awful), and Sweet (amazing).

I'd say Carmen stole the show, but it wasn't quite that clear cut.

Interesting. But I have to say that I find the idea of a "privacy-minded" group of individuals who hold the belief that "information should be free" to be extremely hypocritical. What they -should- say is, "we believe that other people's information should be freely available to us".

IOW, somewhat typical 4chan attitudes.

Needs to add a Husky for the chorus.

'Scuse me, I need to go pick up a waffle iron.

Guillotines are cheap and easy to build. Remember that, in the days to come.

Absolutely...the important question is "how fast is he going down?"

Especially when the EIA candidate decides to climb above someone who is taking reasonable care. Should he fall, there's a pretty good chance he's going to injure or take someone else with him now. He's entitled to risk his own life (although I'd not be happy about paying for his hospital bills). But he needs to take his own path, rather than put others at risk.

It's survivable for those who survive...plenty do not.

While the statement may be true at the national level, it's completely heartless and tone-deaf, worthy of a GOP mouthpiece.

Someone give that man a medal! This is -way- beyond the call of duty.

On a bad day, you can get passed by the free-climber twice.

Personally, I find Ozzy Man to be utterly hilarious. He's got a rather limited vocabulary, but more than makes up for it with his unlimited enthusiasm and reactions.

That "explained vid" pretty much lost my support when they tried to say those two diagrams were similar. Those two acoustic displays were about as dissimilar as they could get, and still represent single words.

I kept waiting for the Frontier Psychiatrist to make an appearance.

Frankly, if someone hasn't yet managed to figure out what has been obvious for decades, "listening" to them isn't going to change their minds. Nothing will.

Unfortunately for them, Mother Nature tends to impose a capital penalty against extreme stupidity.

Amazing model, but I'm having a really hard time getting my head around how altitude can be controlled. I think the lift produced by the rotary wing would vary with airspeed, but that seems an awfully crude control mechanism.