If comcast gives each customer X amount of bandwidth, they should expect that the customer will use it and develop their network to support the sum of those customers. S3 isn't "pushing" all of that data on to their network, comcast subscribers are "requesting" that data.

@kaffenated: until i delete it, muahaha

Apple bought Facebook and is putting it into iTunes

my heart bleeds for you...

"All of the lamp's parts come from a recycled iMac G4"

@Rabinowitz: We have 22. It really sucks!

@Jackstick: yes

Hi, I'm Scott Glenn. For this part, I will be playing the Wiseman...the character of too many clichés and horrible delivery.

@jamjen: Coincidence enough, I live 5 minutes away from 7Bridges

@Wolfstone is informative: You make great points throughout and I think we are basically of the same opinion, just with different thoughts on solutions. I was naming corn as the largest example, not the only.

The LOVE controllers are awesome!

are we failblog now?

@Wolfstone is informative: Not what I'm saying.

I totally support this. Food companies have been given huge breaks and incentives to create cheap, horrible food.

not impressed

#correction

@Liam: ya. I think they call that spam

I think you need iMovie 11 to make these transitions a little cleaner.

@njefferson: how do you turn the alarm off? Do you have to dig it out from under the sheet?

@njefferson: not sure if I dig that