The main reason I never got laser correction is because I was told I’d need reading glasses afterwards (now I have bifocals) so I figured what’s the point.

No. That’s how you tell if it’s hard boiled.

And use the Comply foam tips.

This is it folks - it’s the beginning of a deflationary spiral.

OK, how about “Having traits which indicate some underlying factor(s) which predispose to addiction” personality?

I ruled at this game when I was a kid.

I love these stories where the comments go:

Analog circuit design is an art based on experience and intuition more than anything else. Real simulators also allow you to model things like noise.

How about a perfect band-limited filter which responds to input before it’s applied?

Maybe those folks just talk more about their bumpers? A more reliable indicator would be:

Perhaps. All I know is that’s how 007 did it.

All the reasonable martial arts teachers I’ve met say the first and best means of self-defense is by using your feet, as in using them to run away.

The strand of hair (unnoticeable to anyone not looking for it) will be displaced.

Amateur. Bond, James Bond simply wet the hair with saliva and pasted it on.

Or wet a strand of hair and stick it across the door opening, like Bond, James Bond in Dr. No.

10. Wear your Inspector Gadget trench coat and and make pretend you are a real spy who has to worry about any of this stuff. And don’t forget your tinfoil hat!

So all these years, Comcast has been telling the truth? Go figure.

Rick MacLeash

Sinatra used to memorize the lyrics to songs by writing them out over and over again. If it’s good enough for the Chairman of the Board, it’s good enough for me.

The absolute most important life skill to learn at any age is the ability to see that something is beyond your skill-set. It takes most people too long to learn this.