Hmm...do you count as number 12? On the one hand, he was mentioned in the article and you repeated it here....on the other hand, everyone else was crowing about David Robinson...you know what? I’ll give it to you.

Here’s number 11. This thing just won’t slow down. Who will be number 12?

Ding! Ding! Ding! Double digits, folks. 10 people can’t read the article. Can we keep this train going?

Here’s number 9! We’re getting close to double digits folks!

Congratulations on being number 8. Who will step up and be the ninth person to open their mouth and remove all doubt?

How’s it feel to be lucky number 7? Who will be the eighth person to skim the article and assume they know something no one else does?

6, we’ve got six. Who wants to be number 7?

Number 5, can we go for 6?

Number 4, can we go for five?

We’ve got three, can we go for four?

Yeah, every now and then I think about picking up Starcraft I or II for cheap. Then I think about how after I beat the single player I’m just going to get wrecked hard over and over again should I venture online.

Came here to say this. You’re a pretty soft person if a laptop computer compromises you’re mobility. I do think the folding keyboard is neat though.

Came here to say this. You’re a pretty soft person if a laptop computer compromises you’re mobility. I do think the…

I disagree with you. A chef knife that isn’t a piece of crap will run laps around a serrated steak knife. Also there is no appropriate place to put a chef knife in the dishwasher because it is not appropriate to put one there. Just wash it by hand after you’ve finished using it. Takes thirty seconds.

A Santoku knife is a chef knife the way the Japanese like it. If you’re versed in French technique and your trying to use a Santoku it will be sub optimal compared to a western design. A Santoku will work better with the tight, straight back and forth movements of Japanese cooking.

Solid choice, not my own.

Thanks for saving me the write up.

I’ll agree with you on Dream Theater. A lot of sound and fury signifying nothing.

Ok I know this is a joke article, but you guys can not believe (even kidding) for one tenth of a second that that is what you guys actually do around here.

Yeah, I think we’re being played. HamNo can not be serious in this post, or my already low opinion of his writing will positively crater. It would be easier to recognize as satire without all the word salad. I’m pretty sure this is a joke article.

It used to be considered good luck to get the bay leaf in your bowl.