—- Said every joyless person ever.

Attempting to lift spirits is Conroy’s new friend and mentor Gaston Baptiste, who is such an American’s conception of a Frenchman that he guzzles wine, extols the virtues of cheese, and brings with him the faint sounds of accordion music as he speaks in the voice of Gérard Depardieu, all within his first few minutes…

Oh. Because I’m always interested in alternate viewpoints and opinions. How’m I supposed to feel comfortable with my own worldview if I don’t challenge it with others’?

Just, you know, out of curiosity: how do you know it’s a pile of trash if you’ve never watched it?

So we only get those two choices?

Why would there be a word about Notepad++’s main competitor in an article interviewing the application’s creator?

I realize this is sort of, you know, the way the world works, but I hate how the net result of most of the myths is, “Just take it. It’s less expensive/painful/exhausting to just take it.” Even when the cop is wrong.

How about dangerous? Stupid? I can think of a number of reasons why it might be a dumb idea to allow patrons to walk around a gym barefoot. Gross is one of them, fo sho, but dangerous and stupid rank up there pretty high.

Oh. I like a gas grill, too, for some things. Seafood, things that need to cook quickly and I have to cook a lot of (hotdogs, sausage, that kind of thing).

Hey, not to butt in or anything, but I saw this and I used to have the exact problem with my burgers (deforming or overshrinking). And my grill (waaaaaaay too hot).

Beth, you’re a saint for the calm, concise, no BS, way you deal with armchair skeptics. I applaud you and it’s why I read your posts.

You don’t have to major in CS to be good at programming or IT in general.

The cost isn’t really the obstacle. It’s the logistics. Sure, babysitters are an expensive addition to any date night.

Good luck sticking to that when you’ve got children, kids!

I’m afraid it’s just not practical for me to drive over bridges every day, Eric.

Can I balk at the msg and sodium if I don’t eat Doritos?

Calm down, fella. Minus that whackadoo website you posted, I’m with you on the real bacon thing.

This is the only thing that's working for me, honestly. Calorie mindfulness has created this... thing I do every time I get the urge to shove some candy bar or bag of chips down my gullet. Like, the 240-calorie Snickers bar starts to look a hell of a lot smaller than it used to. I start saying, "240 calories... for thi…

Ha, I almost clicked on it, too. Until I saw “Gaia Health”.

I think it'd be safer to say that the show is going to finish the story. Not spoil it.