Oceanic White Tip would be my primary concern in that situation.

What happens to your skin in Vegas as you lay passed out by the pool from the previous night's foray into cocaine, ecstacy, and prescription drugs resulting in a swath of 2nd degree burns and exfoliation/hair removal due to a parabolic concave reflection of the center of our solar system stays in Vegas.

@snarky30: Bravo. Cheers. Kudos. I think I liked life before facebook. I don't want to hear how someone I knew in college's kids fared in their suppertime ritual or how someone I barely know now deserves a beer because they mowed their yard.

@johnnyabnormal: You see, I have a boxer. They are (in)famous for a few things; one of them being they cannot control their body heat very well. He overheats easily. He constantly needs water. In the early spring/late fall, he'd probably be ok, but I'd still worry about him constantly. Inherently, it would probably…

I have a 2008 Specialized StumpJumper FSR with about 10 hours on it. It's been begging me to ride it. My dog hates that I have it. He wants to go when I go...period. It's a great bike, but I rarely use it. Damn. I just talked myself into feeling rotten.

@Slinkytech: I'm aware. Get it now?

@Slinkytech: Actually, Nielsen does know Jack. He was married to my sister a while back and still stays in touch with my pop. :)

I was watching a game the other day and saw two kids front row, end-zone...as the play was happening right in front of them, they were immersed in their portable devices so intently, they completely missed the action on the field.

Recently cancelled unlimited texting, dropped my minutes to the minimum, cancelled my home web service, disabled my Facebook account. Told people to email me and I'd get back to them at work on a break.

@KevinO: Sadder still? It was forced upon me by my ex who, after 11 years together, took all of about a week to jump into bed with one of my poker buddies. It crushed every foundation of my so-called circle of friends. Since, I've trusted no one and henceforth, I pretty much live a solitary life.

Before my Incredible, I had an iPhone 3G. I still have it. It mostly collects dust. I installed Magellan RoadMate on it during its tenure. I broke it out last night because I was traveling to a new location. Man...compared to my DrInc, that thing is slow. I had to reboot it because it wouldn't receive the GPS signal…

This update does mostly nothing on my Droid Incredible.

I found an easy way to keep my inbox at zero. Have no friends. End of story.

@golferal: I happened upon that doc a few weeks ago. Riveted me to the set for the duration. Peart's tragedies and humilities leave me a better man for having understood him more deeply.

I rarely drink coffee. When I do, I want it to taste more like hot chocolate than coffee. Cream and sugar to the hilt please.

@Jedi924: +1

@golferal: You get a thumbs up from me. It was that song...so many years ago...that seemed a deliberate smack to my face to read more, learn more, play guitar more, play piano more, and thank my high school English teacher for helping me understand the intricacies along my way.

@diredesire: Before I ditched my home access, I was hooked up to the PS3 network and downloaded movies to watch with my daughter and some games. Other than that, I am not really a heavy home user. That could all change with GoogleTV. I may ditch my DishNet, hook back up to the web, and join online society once again.

@Kravin Moorehead: Two of my buddies who could purchase almost any loudspeaker they wanted...both have exclusively Klipsch speaker cabinets. They swear by them. I've got to admit they sound pretty damn sweet.

Perhaps I'm unique, but I dropped my Internet service at home. I get enough of it at work. My phone will receive texts and emails. I can check the weather if necessary. I've had to train myself from calling it a phone. It's a mobile device. I have music on it, but I have my iPod Classic for tunes. The battery life is…