Uniformed race sensors guard the doors of massive hotels like this one in Taiwan.Yeah I know I've beefed on this subject before but goddamn I'm going to do it again.My Nokia mobile phone automatically prints a capital letter after every period in a text... ...full story at Laowiseass
from Laowiseass on Sat, May 16 2009
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