@Desireful: How well did it work?

@Squalor: Now to figure out the cause of all of the peace signs that always seem to accompany the duck face.

@Squalor:I paid $45.00 for the original cartridge last year and I lost it when I transferred to a new city. One of my childhood favorites!

@Pessimippopotamus: I completely understand what you mean.

@njdevil: Or M-b8, am I right?!

Now people with Aqua-phobia can listen to soothing music and encouraging tips on mp3 to overcome their fear.

Wow, they chose screens from 2 Days in Paris to preview the app?

@nintendude: I attribute that skill to my lack of self-awareness.

@bazookafox: Your are right. I'm not usually the kind of person to critique spelling misteaks and grammers. I like to party and laid back.

@LegoMonster: I did not anticipate a spelling error.

@bazookafox: apation

@bazookafox: Thanks for building the antic

@diabolusunknownTheThird: Haha, butty smooth. Freudian slip. iTunes will have to censor your comment now.

@WhiskeyTab: I agree. I'm pretty neutral about most of these issues, but it seems like the one thing Microsoft is consistent at is creating convoluted interfaces.

@Faxmonkey: Couldn't have said it better myself. I'm not even good at expressing how I'm not good at expressing myself.

My problem with the digital media mindset is I personally don't trust the electronics that hold all of my files to last as long as I want them to as opposed to physical media. Losing everything on an external hard drive or laptop can be devastating, where my DVDs and CDs will never just inexplicably stop working.

It has just been a huge news week for me.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: That's what Blockbuster was like for me in the 90's. Of course, I always dropped acid before going to Blockbuster.

@ding-dang: I read this in the voice of David Spade. Thanks for the flashback.

@wjglenn: Yeah, I have the same thoughts, except when people mention ads in general. Gotta love Adblock.