Good, now let’s home that one of their personal securty goons turns against them.

I’d rather it were more pulchritudinous, steatopygous and lubricious, but maybe that’s just me.

So: an even more disempowering user experience.

Sounds like shit to me.

I’ll use the money I save from dumping HBO to buy extra treats for me parrot. Yarrr!

Sorry, pal, thorn hasn’t been a þing since Middle English.

One backbench MP said something about it.

What the summary leaves out is that only two prototypes were ever built. Fuller couldn’t raise the needed capital to fund production. Fuller was a visionary, but lacked the mindset needed to control costs on a complex project.

A decade or so later, Joe Eichler built a number of suburban housing tracts in California, with houses of similar square footage, based on a rectangular-donut design including a central atrium, using low-cost construction techniques. They were affordable and (with the exception of having almost-flat roofs) well-designed. They were less innovative than Fuller’s house, but actually got built and sold. There are still neighborhoods of Eichlers, most notably in San Jose, Palo Alto and Marin County.