Dryer sheets FTW!

@Zalethon: Historically, that kind passive acceptance starts the ball rolling on what ends somewhere between genocide and holocaust.

In the UK (+/- 10 years ago anyway) Sands was a fairly universal code for fire.

Hmm:

@Seeräuber Jenny: In the end, it was b/c of my children that I made the decisions I did. I was essentially working to pay other people to bring up my kids (isn't that a line in a movie somewhere?).

@chrizzle: 3 years in, I cannot think of worse fate than getting back the life I had. Working all the time. Medicating on purchased status symbols. Never seeing my children.

@casperiv: It's coffee and chocolate covered raisins for me ;)

@vinylrake: I have 2 kids (4 and 9). So far we have spent the day playing slot cars, watching trashy movies and opining on Lifehacker (well, the kids didn't seem too interested in the LH bit).

@redfalconf35: I understand what your saying, but think about this way. Not not becoming financially independent of third parties (you employer, government support etc) I think the risk of ending up on a friends couch is greater than knowing from experience how to generate an income on your own.

@WUSS: 110% correct. Well Said.

Number 1 question:

With that PC Remote control app, I may have finally found a reason to hack my DS. Thanks!

Re: Ex-Girlfriend photos.

The biggest issue with writing and the geek / nerd in me is my inherent perfectionism. Wanting (in my mind) everything I write / produce to be the best ever, or at least really good.

I really wish i could get this stuff to work . I've even bought off the shelf versions of these and still nothing.

A fine example of viral marketing.

@Wewtaco: Happy to hear you appreciated my typo ;)

@Wewtaco: You we're being sarcastic, right?

Potential anti-trust problem? The "potential" period ended as soon as Google started branching out from search and tried to take their market share with them.

@cha0tic: I hate posts that say nothing but thank you... but your post was outstandingly useful... Thank You!!