Thanks for "The Abyss," Photoshop.

What's a gal like you doing on a blog like this?

@otko: I've never had a problem getting what I want from them ... I'm going on 9 years, and their customer service is usually top notch anyway.

@otko: I was before they wanted to charge me $529 for it despite being eligible for a full upgrade discount.

C'mon, release the total cost of parts and really piss off those T-Mobile customers trying to upgrade.

@Raven Riley: The Kristin Kreuk/Mandy Moore blend is bangin'.

@hugedeal: In my company, they do.

I've hated my job for most of the two years I've been at it, but I've made great friends with a lot of people here that makes it worth while.

@orbitbreak: Man on toilet is high on pot.

@Tiberiuswise: Yes, because $150 is a bargain when it comes to girls who don't bathe reguarly and typically let the shrubs grow out.

Just remember - it's always better to have a few moments of silence than to fill it with "uh's" and "um's."

@zigziggityzoo: All that means is that the warranty is still valid and the buyer will get it back.

A few years ago, I briefly dated a woman with whom I had worked with. She was an awesome girl, and very attractive, but there was one thing that just drove me absolutely nuts.

@NorwoodIsMyHero: I can't begin to imagine how productive I'd actually be at work.

@The How-To Geek: @et al: Thanks for the info.

The Gmail feature sounds neat, but I had heard long ago that manually clicking the "unsubscribe" link usually just let the company know you were a live email address and would result in more spam?

@Orng: Yeah, I know what you mean. It's better than looking at a bank account balance and always adjusting it in your head, anyway.

I'm terrible about this. I'll know my insurance payment is coming up, know I have the money, and just sit on it. A few months ago I finally had everything become due either during the 1st week of the month or the 3rd, so there's really no wiggle room for me to wait after getting paid.