Sprint, Verizon, TMobile have all had 5GB caps on their data for years. I think I remember a big deal about this about 2 years ago when Verizon and Sprint started to enforce their limits.

@ddmeightball: I don't want to be that guy, but I stream 8 hours of radio (via TCPMP) on my phone, have email checked 15 minutes, and I average about 2.5 GB a month.

@dtptampa: and from T-Mobiles T&C: If your total usage exceeds 5GB (amount is subject to change without notice; please check T-Mobile’s T&Cs on www.T-Mobile.com for updates) during a billing cycle, we may reduce your data speed for the remainder of that billing cycle. If you use your Data Plan in a manner that could…

@mecha2142: Right...which would explain why I said 4G data is truly unlimited (for now).

@dtptampa: Sprint's 4G is truely unlimited, their unlimited is capped at 5 GB

@ink: And Bob Odenkirk, and a David Cross with hair...that's quite a bunch of funny people that show had.

@JonThomasDesigns: I have gotten the starbucks via, the powerbar gel blasts, the sam adams mini pint glasses, and a random piece of sausage.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: Yes, he is doing exactly what you think he is doing.

That looks a million times better than Bear Grylls technique for hydrating on a raft...

@MrCheatachu: Hmmm, image didnt seem to work, how about these laser guided electric scissors?

@The Dude: Also another good solution.

@bsh0544: I didn't say that I wanted them, I was just sarcastically pointing out that it was possible.

@Robotronic: I know, it isn't like you could just take some wire and wrap it around a ferrite core, and then supply it with current to make an electromagnetic.

@Facebook: It appears that they wave the $99 registration, and your first 5 apps are free.

@Facebook: It's free of you are a student, although there are limits on the number of paid apps you can have.

Barney Stinson would not approve...

@Go Vols!: [www.youtube.com]

@hawkeye18: What happened is that your post got demoted. Around these parts we don't take kindly to bigots, or comments that use terms that are full of bigotry.

@w1llk - Undoubtedly Cookies: You mean Ben Schwartz?

Since when did Ben Schwartz become an internet guru?