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September 7th, 2008

Spargett said :

Thanks Paul. Good see there’s still rational people left, free of popular opinion’s iron shackles.

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• January 6th, 2009

  What should I know about throwing a surprise masquerade party for my wife's 30th birthday?

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• September 17th, 2008

  What do you think of people who ask questions merely as a way to expound their beliefs to others?

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• September 4th, 2008

  Is there a standard way to come up with a reasonable price for used electronics?

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• August 28th, 2008

  Is anyone involved in the Google Analytics Event Tracking beta?

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• August 3rd, 2008

  Where can I find music typical of 1950's era instructional films?

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Answers

• January 6th, 2009

  What should I know about throwing a surprise masquerade party for my wife's 30th birthday?

  Thanks for the great advice everyone. @PupnTaco, I’ll be sure to bring along some Depends.
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• January 6th, 2009

  What's been done or being done about the photo bug in iPhone 2.2?

  I don’t think it s a software issue – those cameras really aren’t great. Unless you’re in a well lit environment you’ll get blur unless you hold the phone extremely still. If you’re taking photos of close-up things (like the text on a book in front of you) it will never focus very well. However, there’s a new case from Griffin (which I’m waiting patiently for to arrive on my doorstep) that may solve the nearness problem for you.
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• September 17th, 2008

  Pretend this is YOUR SON. What would you have done?

  @robmandu, thank you. @allengreen, read my answer carefully and you might understand it better: it was satirical.
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• September 17th, 2008

  Pretend this is YOUR SON. What would you have done?

  @JackAdams I think you have some murder/torture fantasies you may want to speak to a psychologist about. Not healthy. In fact, by your logic, we should kill you now as you might commit a crime in the future and it won’t matter if you’re actually guilty or not.
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• September 17th, 2008

  Pretend this is YOUR SON. What would you have done?

  @jballou is right – this way of thinking and acting is something that could be completely cyclic. It is also important to mention that he was murdered before his trial. Anyone here who thinks that it is ok for any old person to exact their judgement on someone before they’ve been given due process has some serious thinking to do. Guilty until proven innocent is certainly not a civilized way to live. In fact few would live very long if everyone felt that way.
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