I was reading the John Normal "Gor" series long ago. The books started out interesting but got worse and worst and worst with some sort of BDSM/humiliation fetish that the author seemed stuck on.

Came here for this, leaving satisfied.

It's not the jerks who bombed the Parthenon. It's the jerks who made the Parthenon a military target.

Individual visual thinker here. The great message of the article really is "there are different ways you need to talk to different people, and here, let me break it down for you". You could flesh this idea out into a book.

It seems about $100 away from being an awesome iPad competitor.

This is a good article. What I particularly like is that it's not judgmental on which ways are better. It accepts that different people process differently and goes about trying to say how to best communicate given that fact.

The alligator picture should be entitled: "Soon.....soooooon...."

The headline captures the one thing that Denny's dropped the ball on; they really ought to have been promoting "Second Breakfast".

Scientists have concluded that there is no such things as PMS because of such factors as GOD DAMN IT, DIDN'T I TELL YOU THAT I WANTED YOU TO TURN OFF THAT LIGHT! I'M SO FAT! WHY ARE YOU LOOKING AT ME LIKE THAT?!?!?!

Will hardly affect me. Most of what I do is use Safari anyways.

There's always restore and, truthfully, I use it 90% of the time to play stupid board games, surf the web and check email. It'a a nice Internet browsing appliance.

I have a first gen iPad which I use all of the time. It fits my needs just fine. I see no reason to upgrade.

Don't buy a car charger. Buy a lightning cable then a cheap car USB port. Cheaper option and works just as good.

Oops! I forgot I was on the Internet. Let me throw out a few unfounded insults and mis-spell as many of them as I can. Then I'll be right back on track!

I'm sleepy; ignore my foolish babble...

Jeez, give it a rest already. Not EVERYTHING has to be a political jab.

I think that's it!

Yeah, I do have a slight mental issue when it comes to image and my teeth. The difference between that and disorder is how much it affects the quality of my life. It doesn't. So it's not really a disorder, but it is (quite admittedly) a minor mental issue.

My own confusion. But doesn't really stop my original assertion that there is probably more to the story than we know.

I would imagine that there are some gay/lesbian folks who see gender reassignment as a rejection of being gay or lesbian. Personally, I think they need to find something else to worry about. Gender and sexuality are related but are not the same thing.