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"That's What She Said" is the phrase of the week. Meanwhile we talk about image capturing fabric, copyright and the Mickey Mouse Law, and poop on twitter. Captain Slow tries to build a Lego house, there was a special display at this year's San Diego Comic Con, and people should learn the English lanaguage! Find out what this week's Fark Headline of the Week is.

Links

 * Apple patent filing details "touch and go" USB devices
 * Engadget Article
 * FAT on Wikipedia
 * MIT Develops Camera-Like Fabric
 * Slashdot Article
 * Camera Obscura on wikipedia
 * Phonevision: The Death of Physical Media Started in 1951
 * Gizmodo Article
 * Steampunk on wikipedia
 * Disney to offer films on microSD cards, consumers to pass on by
 * Engadget Article
 * Copyright Term Extension Acts (aka Mickey Mouse Laws) on wikipedia
 * Simple Wikipedia
 * twttrpoop
 * Security Certificate Warnings Don't Work (via Slashdot)
 * Top Gear's James May to Construct Two-Story Lego House
 * Gizmodo Article
 * James May's Toy Stories
 * Tron Legacy's New Awesome Lightcycle Escapes Into the Real World (via Gizmodo)
 * Minutemen-Stickered Georgia Minivan Urges Learning English "Lanaguage" (via Jalopnik)
 * Google Voice iPhone app rejected, current GV apps lose connection with iTunes
 * Engadget Article
 * @shawnp0wers
 * You're 23 Times More Likely to Crash Your Car If You're Texting
 * Gizmodo Article
 * NY Times Text Simulator
 * Rumpus IRC
 * Five Reasons American Drivers Will Never Love Roundabouts
 * Jalopnik Article
 * "General Lee" roundabout drift video
 * New Leader In Netflix Prize Race With One Day To Go
 * Slashdot Article
 * Netflix Prize Page
 * Trek Decency Laws Smart cars get Dutch dunking (via The Sun)
 * James Cameron Announces Avatar Day: 15 Minutes of 3D Avatar Free on August 21
 * Slashfilm article
 * Serenity Sneak-previews
 * Kevin Smith’s A Couple of Dicks Might Be Forced To Find a New Title (via Slashfilm)
 * Drop the F-Bomb to Relieve Pain (via Lifehacker)
 * Loaded Firearms to Be Allowed in Tennessee Restaurants: By Law (via Slashfood)
 * Keep Your Tab Down by Brewing Some Recession Wine (via Lifehacker)

Fark Headline of the Week
Research shows adults forget three things a day, such as where they put their house keys, charging their mobile phones, and something else

Additional Notes

 * Chuck was wrong twice in this episode
 * Adrian apologizes for the quality of his recording
 * The command to eject a USB device as mentioned in the Apple Touch and Go article is
 * %windir%\system32\RunDll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll
 * The quote from A Christmas Story regarding swearing is "In the heat of battle my father wove a tapestry of obscenities that as far as we know is still hanging in space over Lake Michigan."