 | Last login: 11 hours agoCarl is a 22 year old single guy from Ontario, Canada. "Thinking outside the box" is an inaccurate statement. This would assume that someone could "think inside the box." However this is not the case, "inside the box" is just the status quo. No thinking required. "Thinking outside the box" is just thinking period. Someone who can think, will do things differently and better, simply because they can "think". |
 Share This- Putting things into perspective: What If George W. Bush had ...
 Jul 2, 5:12pm  (35 reviews) conservative-politics http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news...- George bush was bad, Obama is worse. However, it seems that Obama gets a free pass from the loony left when he does something stupid and or illegal! The point being made, is that if George did what Obama is doing, there would be a whole lota shouting going on!
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- http://www.confederate.com/confederate2/c2-downloads/Combat-Hellcat-Lr...
 Jun 30, 8:12pm  (2 reviews) http://www.confederate.com/confederate2/...- lighting fail
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- Jay Leno's 3D Printer Makes Old Car Parts - NextEngine 3D scanner and...
- Jun 28, 7:29pm (17 reviews) http://www.popularmechanics.com/automoti...
- 3d scanner is good for acquiring 3d geometry, however there are some serious limitations to 3d printing. The most cost effective way to reproduce this would be to acquire the 3d geometry from the 3d scanner and send it to a good cnc machinist. The part will be much better quality than any printed or cast part.
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- Vaccinate Canadians under 40 and natives first: experts
- Jun 25, 3:21pm (1 review) health, h1n1, politics, canada, swineflue http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.h...
- I for one will not be taking this swine flu vaccine. It is no more harmful or infectious than the regular flu! Stand up for your rights and refuse to take the H1N1 flu vaccine. Vaccines have a long history of causing harm. This one will have very little testing before being administered on the unsuspecting public. Do your part for your rights and your own safety and refuse the H1N1 vaccination!
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- Christopher Hitchens---blind to salamander reality
- Jun 25, 3:03pm (3 reviews) biology, evolution, natural-selection, creation http://creation.com/christopher-hitchens...
- An excellent annalysis of nature of natural selection and why it cannot cause nor direct evolution, at least not in the upward molecules to man sense of the word. The "proof" of evolution so often sited by evolutionists, such as the presented loss of eyes in salamander populations, is actually a downward process and is loosing genetic information, not gaining.
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- Vomit-inducing flashlight to make catching criminals a messier act | DVICE...
- Jun 25, 2:40pm (21 reviews) http://dvice.com/archives/2007/08/06/vom...
- Isn't this just great! Another thing that the cops can use as a compliance tool. In other words, they will not use this in place of a gun, they will use it to torture people into compliance. If the police were threated to the point where they would use their gun, they are going to use a gun! This stupid barf light is just going to make the assailant more angry. This thing will be used on uncooperative non violent people. This has the potential to be worse than the abuse of tazers.
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- EDITORIAL: Uh-oh, Cheerios - Washington Times
- Jun 23, 3:38pm (35 reviews) politics http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009...
- Of course, the government must protect the profits of the pharmaceuticals against any unfair competition! Thats it! We should classify all healthy foods as drugs and require all healthy foods to be authorized by the FDA and prescribe by doctors! I tell ya, the system is sick.
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- Braid
- Jun 22, 9:40pm (18 reviews) video-games http://braid-game.com/
- I played the demo for this game, It is pure genius! I'll get around to buying the full game eventually when it goes on sale on steam.
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- Chip Card | TD Canada Trust
- Jun 22, 9:25pm (1 review) banking http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/security/ch...
- The new chip debit cards. These cards contain a small chip that can store information. These are not RFID (yet). They say that the information is encrypted. However I'm curious as to how much personal information is on them and weather if stolen that information could be retrieved. Does anybody know anything about this? I have one of these cards and I'm somewhat concerned about it.
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- BMW 5-series infra-red nightvision | Car Ramblings &Reviews Blog &Discussion...
- Jun 22, 9:03pm (6 reviews) science http://blogs.automobilemag.com/6201909/c...
- COOL! now I want infra red vision in my van :P
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