@wildeyedboy: I have no idea if you are right or wrong, but it sounds good… I always found cursive to be slower anyway.

My printing is bad enough; you would need a cryptographer to read my cursive.

Work provides a cell card so I always bring my laptop with me on vacation (obviously it is with me for work as well). When I wake up in the morning I like to kick back, drink some coffee, and read the news (my kind of news). Even when I’m on vacation the wife and I both need some time to chill and kick out the cobwebs…

I have NEVER made real fried chicken, only fake baked. Unfortunately the only way to really fry is to fill up a skillet with oil (I don’t have a fryer because I would fry everything) and a huge pan full of flammable liquid on a gas stove kind of freaks me out.

@fredcadete: You should know the rules by now. If it tastes good, it’s bad for you.

@nolabar10der: Aww man that really sucks! I can’t imagine not being able to enjoy a bone in rib eye.

@supersoundguy: As long as the hotkeys still work (or pull up the menu) I'm cool with having the extra space.

@Phoshi: It's force of habbit man, I've done it a couple times too ;)

@operator207: My ICQ is in the 600,000 range, I had a lower one (below 100k), but it was stolen :(

@ryusage: I honestly do not believe you are the norm. If a friend of mine sent me something other than a joke via email I check it out. I don't know anyone that keeps up with FB religiously and if you found something important just splashing it on your wall isn't good enough because it more often than not will blend…

@surlyscarab: Well for starters I use Gmail for my personal email and yes it is without a doubt easier to use. While I would agree that I love conversations, that is coming to 2010 and really unless you empty out an email when you reply you have the whole record right there as it is.

@pale_blue_eyes: It just adds to the noise and is by and large ignored. There is a constant stream of crap on FB so when you really want people to see something the odds of them actually paying attention to something you posted is greatly reduced.

@ZeitParadox: Do you know how long ICQ has been around?

@ZaideIullus: If you don't believe the data look at the comments.

@tobz1000: Look at the poll, there are tons of comments.

@ionpattern: Gmail does an ok job. There is much more to email than just a message showing up in your inbox and responding to it. Technically, yes that is all there is to it, but lets face it we expect far more of email that only that functionality.

@GaryV: Weeeel... It depends on what you're using for email, but in many cases https for Gmail is actually more "secure" than some of the alternatives.

I use web for personal (not because I want to) and desktop (outlookIMAPExchange) for work.

As the article suggests I go for the two fold approach. I wrap in foil and then put it in a Ziploc IF it's something I'm not going to be making that week.The one part of the article that has me confused though is this section..."Keep the temperature in your freezer below 0 degrees F (-18 degrees C). Freezer burn only…