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    @JakeMG: Waxing Pedantic: Hopefully - the two separate app markets is both logically strange and doesn't make sense from a consumer standpoint. The Twitter apps have fundamental differences though. The view area on the ZuneHD app is far less than the WP7 one, although the two apps do have the same layout. See: [images.…

    I hope the ZuneHD app scene doesn't completely die after this. The WP7 twitter app looks far superior to the current ZuneHD one.

    2nd paragraph: hEight

    @Odin: We've already been through this before.

    @clubley2: ImgBurn can do that though. I've used it for that many times.

    ImgBurn on Windows and Disc Utility on the Mac. I'm sure if I did more burning and such I would use Burn though.

    I don't really have an opinion on this (there are pros and cons to both sides), but if it does pass I hope the areas that one can smoke are similar to the cigarette laws - eg, specified areas only or private houses, etc.

    This post is such propaganda. Simply shun it from your memory.

    @MikeSWelch: Microsoft Paint 2011 Professional Creative Series

    Microsoft + Photoshop = ........

    @doug.martin: No, no it doesn't. And the goal was to not let any man understand as well, so how does that spread interest? If no man ever knew, how would that allow for an increase in awareness?

    The beginning just screams "Educational VHS".

    No more island of trolls?

    @sageDieu: True, but this post is from another site so I don't think they'll edit it.

    @TsuKata: Yes, your first point is what I meant.

    @FlyingPuppet: Actually I'm not one of the Facebook haters. I'm just thinking that, although most people are on it, not everyone is. Coordinating an event 100% on Facebook is great, but coordinating all but 5 or 10 people can get confusing,

    The problem with Facebook is that not everyone's on it. With services like evite, you don't have to make an account to respond to the invitation. Handling invitations on Facebook, with only some people on the service, and others responding elsewhere like email or snailmail, can get very annoying and confusing.

    @CaptainKirk: Plus, most districts and local troops couldn't care less about religious reverence (nor sexual orientation, for that matter). National's rules about this aren't really enforced nor cared for at the district level.