hahahaha- i was waiting for someone to notice the "grimy film canister". Unless I am mistaken (and don't think that I am) that "grimy" film canister doesn't contain film at all.....

.....its his stash of sweet Mary Jane. I know because, uh, um, my "friend" keeps her pot in a "grimy" plastic film canister as well. The "grime" is leftovers of sweet bud my friend

Ben knows plenty of attractive ladies.... he had a few in his movie. And, I'm guessing, he gets laid more than you

Ben is the personification of a creative genius....

he's even made a movie!!! "Port Washington" and I have to admit, its pretty fun to watch. No, it doesn't look like Hollywood. No the acting isn't perfect. But the movie is better than any movie I've ever made (none).

And, I actually like it. it's good. It's funny. I have it on my hard drive and watch it every once in awhile.

For all you haters, how many movies and/or utterly kick ass gaming devices have you made? until then, zip it. Maybe go watch a movie....like point Washington

No offense, but I was in the Army, and a grenade is not going to hurt that thing. Do you see those treads?

Now, I have no idea about IEDs... i imagine if an IED can blow up and armored humvee, it might hurt these things, don't really know though.

Great. Now, not only will the robots enslave us, they will laugh while they do it

Um, it sucks for those of us IN the U.S. as well. I HATE THE RIAA

The winning move might be to leave your house once in awhile and not hang around on Engadget looking for ways to get women to sleep with you

I, for one, welcome our incredibly hot, Asian Supermodel Cyborg Overlords

DUDE--- W.O.P.R. is not only memorable, it will come for you first (and everyone in a 200 mile radius around your home) when it launches a pre-emptive thermonuclear strike against you for calling it "instantly forgettable".

AWESOME!!!!! ROFLMAO:

"Next up, Chinook is to be renamed W.O.P.R., and then will begin playing a series of tic-tac-toe games against itself".

I loved Wargames as a kid. When I got my first computer, (A Commodore 64), I fired it up, saw the READY prompt and blinking cursor, and immediately typed in "JOSHUA"