...because?

Its quite succinct in getting its message across and is otherwise a great primer for understanding and digging deeper.

Mark Wahlberg had a rap career?

I've heard about Red Dwarf, but now, I know

It sounds like a good idea in theory (entertainment wise) But in practice...a lot of a fight gets taken out...

-Your on a short time limit so endurance doesn't come into full effect

-The notion of balance is different, which might be interesting, but take downs or throws become less useful. However, posturing to compensate for wind comes into effect.

-Safety, what happens if someone gets hit to hard near parachute time. I've heard there are altitude activated parachutes but it still comes down to what can go wrong. How much of an actual fight gets removed to accommodate the jump?

-What constitutes a victory? You have a short amount of time to knock someone out? Let out some anger on your opponent?

The woman on the right...totally wanted to blame the other...but couldn't...

At least he learned how to do it right by the end

It could be the baby teaching the dog how not to crawl and the dog is slowly regressing.

Who says mondays suck

*dead

The cats...they're growing stronger

I didn't notice that guy until the third pass

I'm gonna bet the metal is what absorbed the blast but it looks like that giant piece of...something...not hitting him is where the real luck is.

I dont think adding sound would really impact memory requirements all that much and would very much be useful here...scientifically

That's why it would never be a sudden mad dash to install and replace existing roadways. Maybe a few cities or even communities will get the idea to replace their roads and people will figure out the use over time, maybe. Its a gradual process, but it certainly would lead to an immediate adoption. Existing roads have already been bought and paid for, once their useful life runs out then inevitably the question of how to spend the road maintenance money comes up and that's when these things might be useful, after seeing it work, and are willing to change...maybe