Okay, this is interesting to me.

I won't want to work for someone who determines a person's skill based on a single habit anyway.

I'm comfortable with the concept of using and/or/but as sentence leads—even in formal context—as long as the rest of the writing style is confidently didactic and the structure is used to make a compelling, interesting point. (Well, for the standard paper value of "interesting", anyway.)

I'm 33, and grew up exclusively on keyboards WITH double spaces, but there's a 14-year age gap between me and my youngest brother, and he was taught single spacing.

So true. The *best* underwear. Fun and cute and amazing fit!

Yeah, I kind of love this idea.

I was one of those kids!

Well, now I know that the writers of Men's Health are not SEC fans.

That would explain many things, actually.

I can walk past Starbucks with nothing more than an appreciative sniff, but my kryptonite is cabs.

I've got no clue—hopefully one of the Lifehacker geniuses will know more?

I use Virgin fairly often for NY/LA trips, and would use them for my other travel if I could!

Is Evil Week coming soon? This makes me ready for it to be here!

My single biggest trigger, actually, is if I have to scrimp until my next paycheck. I grew up very poor, and although I have a healthy income now I really react to that sensation of "OMG I CAN'T SPEND ANYTHING NO MONIESSSS".

Every word of this . . .

Two-thirds of my childhood toy collection just stood up to take a bow.

Too funny!

It is! This is from White Collar, which I *love*. Not high art, but the kind of show where the characters are genuinely amiable and quippy.

Someone find that giggling intern, take away the spreadsheet, and buy them a damn drink! Excellent white-hat trolling!

I wish to assert my Fifth Amendment rights.