There is abundant evidence of the use of abusive, deceptive, and unfair debt collection practices by many debt collectors.

True, it was built in Germany—and by an Englishman. Yet the Headless Batsman could not be a more American invention: a 265-pound quasi-human-shaped robot made from a jumble of salvaged auto parts, steel piping and pneumatic hoses for the sole purpose of belting every fastball thrown its way.

Remember that Astute-class nuclear submarine that looked like a whale? Well, scrap that, because it really looks like a Calamari Cruiser or a Zentraedi mothership.

“This is not the Ford you’re looking for.”
Crazy Astrovan with a airbrushed Star Wars side panel

# Fill the large bag half full of ice, and add the rock salt. Seal the bag.
# Put milk, vanilla, and sugar into the small bag, and seal it.
# Place the small bag inside the large one and seal again carefully.
# Shake until mixture is ice cream, about 5 minutes.
# Wipe off top of small bag, then open carefully and enjoy!

If you have ever played pool on a coin-operated table, this question would sound familiar to you: how can the table know to return the cue ball after a scratch? What’s in the coin-op pool tables, as opposed to classic pool tables, that cause it to tell the white cue ball from the numbered billiard balls?

Link’s shield has been as much a staple of the Zelda series as the adventurer’s green cap, deflecting octorok attacks and pushing away charging enemies. Over the past two decades, the defensive device’s design has evolved much from its original cross emblem to incorporate Triforces, various winged figures, and decorative accents.

ction figure customization has grown from a back-room, glue-sniffing hobby into a viable sub-culture of the phylum Geek. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down and discuss the process with one of the premier customizers in the field, Ray Carro Roel. Seriously, just take one look at his Zombie Superman (at right) and you’ll know he is not fooling around.

Gigantic earthmover that dwarfs a supermarket!

The x0xb0x is not just another MIDI-controlled TB-303 clone. x0xb0x is a full reproduction of the original Roland synthesizer, with fully functional sequencer. The sequencer can be programmed just like the original 303 (ok its actually a little easier, we think) and can be used to control other synthesizers via any of its various output formats. 128 banks of track memory and 64 banks of pattern memory are stored in onboard EEPROM, no battery-backup is needed!