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So this morning I got on Y!A and was going to answer some questions. I opened one and tried to read the existing answers so that I don't repeat what's already been said. But for some weird reason, the space between the ad and the answers expanded to shove the answers below the bottom of the screen, and every time I scroll down, the space expands even more to shove them even further down. I tried continuously scrolling, but it's hard to read the answers when they're constantly jiggling as the white-space-expansion script fights to keep them off screen.

I've already pinched myself to make sure I'm not having a bad dream or something.

Where people act like if you have any beliefs in common with "this" group then you are a member of "this" group and believe everything they have observed "this" group to believe.

What would happen if a Dynocap fell out of your pocket without your knowledge (loose case lid or something) while you were piloting a Capsule Corp. vehicle and you Capsulized the vehicle?

There's this weird little box appearing in the middle of videos now. Things like "s.ytimg.com is requesting permission to store information on your computer. Requested: Up to 10MB. Used: 0MB"

What the heck is this?

Bukujutsu or Instant Transmission?

For example, an instrumental song or one where you only heard an instrumental part?

I'm looking for some headphones. I can't spend too much, but I don't want to have to tape the headband back together due to normal use after a short time, either. If it can muffle the sound of people watching TV in the other room without me having to play my music very loud, that's a plus.

My brother asked me to help him figure out some things to delete to make more space on his harddrive. The first thing I did was download Dup Detector to see if he had the same picture in multiple places or with different file names. I also noticed that he had a copy of a particular video in Downloads, My Documents, My Videos and Projects, and I got rid of all but the smallest version of that. I was wondering if there was a free duplicate-detector like that which works for music or videos.

Sometimes, when opening a GIF file (I associated it with Firefox), it will hang (like when a YouTube video is buffering) for anywhere between several seconds to a couple of minutes. This didn't happen until recently. I've burned about 20 gigs of personal files onto DVDRWs but it still does it.

A song about a father who never made time for his son, and never realized his mistakes until he was old and retired and his son never made time for him either.

My friend is playing through Pokemon Platinum again after starting over because a (now former) friend of his traded Magikarps for all his legendaries while he was sleeping. In his first play-through, he managed to get all the "honey tree" Pokemon except one within a few days, but that last one never showed up once in three months of playing. This play-through, he's in the same boat: Within a couple of days, he's got all the "honey tree" Pokemon except one, but it's a different one. The one he couldn't get last time is showing up frequently, and one that he had multiples of last time hasn't shown its face except in Trainer battles.

So, is the game programmed to leave one out every playthrough, or what?

Modern games seem even more rife with bugs than they used to be.

Case in point:

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/81441930/

In today's economy, I'm sure there are plenty of people who'd even play-test a Justin Bieber RPG if it meant a paycheck.

So far I've got Ronald Reagan and Che Guevara. I'd thought about adding Jesus, but he most likely wasn't the executing type.