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Of course Blizzard did the right thing. Whether the police did. I'm not so sure of.

The thing that amazes me is this is not uncommon! WoW is fun and all, but to even to threaten to kill yourself over it is not right.

Of course this explains why my threat to "cancel my account" falls on deaf ears. When other users are threatening to kill themselves, simply not being a customer anymore seems kinda weak...

Also the lens family. As with any SLR, the lens available for it are a significant part of the purchasing decision. It seems that camera bodies are like computers these days. Use one for 5 years and its almost obsolete. The lens, however still last for many years beyond that.

Huh?

Just because something looks good as a tattoo doesn't mean its going to look good as a mosaic on a little cell phone. And that assumes you actually think his tattoo designs look good. They look dated and tired to me, but give them a couple of years and they could be back...

I don't get the jewel encrusted cell phone or anything look at all. Does anyone really think those are real jewels? I mean, they're not even faux gem stones, they're little bits of shinny bits-o-plastic with a foil backer that makes them look even more shinny. If anyone really did use diamonds to bling their phone, it would be a waste. Everyone would just assume that they were fake. I guess its better than "Hello Kitty", but not by much...

So instead of having the police and army actually seeking out terrorists and controlling the bomb making materials, the Indian Government is going to have those assets driving around looking for non-locked WiFi? I agree that India has a terror problem, but I'm not sure hassling non-secure WiFi owners is really going to be very effective in ending these attacks.