Also I can gift the more embarrassing titles to my wife and share them back!

That might finally get me to buy a Surface. (or some other other x86 tablet)

Sweet, I've been waiting for this feature. I have a desktop and an HTPC and it's a nuisance to have to reenter my password if I accidentally left Steam running on the other machine. Now I can just use a second account and share them.

I didn't know they made a wrist strap, that looks handy.

Off topic: Does it count as synesthesia if jazz piano makes me see Peanuts characters?

Just tell them you changed the SSID to "linksys" and the password is blank. Let the neighbours worry about it.

I have nothing against this more features, but can anyone here honestly say they have trouble finding things to buy on Steam? Hell, I need a feature that hides the games from me.

Great. Yet another in a series of increasingly complex strategy games that will only serve to eat up my valuable time and make me feel like a moron.

I guess I don't have enough deceptive weasel types in my life. Or I do and remain blissfully ignorant. =D

I'm not sure which would be more depressing: the unfriend notifications themselves or knowing I installed a plugin just to track them.

Also that it was a fast food restaurant which (ideally) isn't your typical dining experience.

Oops! I fail semantics...

I consider it indicative of laziness more than lack of intelligence. Granted, the two can be hard to distinguish.

Ha ha well put. I've had arguments with English majors who didn't believe there was any such tense.

But how will I pass Contra without cheating?

Look at it again. It works like a cheese grater rather than a press.

I want to try this but I have to think of something different to put on it. Cheese and ramen noodles just doesn't sound right. Any suggestions? Maybe some kind of seafood?

You know your kid is pretty learned when they A) get on kids Jeopardy and B) leave the video games category for last.

I'm not too proud to admit I'd like to see a Matrix mod so I could queue up some Propellerheads