We're in a condo right now - wiring is an option, but not one I want to bother with. I was thinking it was about half and half, but now that I list it, it leans towards wireless pretty strongly.

Next time Marshall Haas movies, I'm going to his yard sale.

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When I was young, to build a desk like this cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em. Gimme five bees for a quarter, you'd say.

I can always spot a weakness in an argument, and stop calling me Shirley.

For mounting my phone, I have one of these in my car:

http://www.mountek.com/Mountek-nGroov…

Thankfully, our condo came with 3 wall units already installed (one for the living/dining/kitchen space and one in each bedroom), but the hard part is going to be replacing them, as we'll have to find units that fit in the already-existing holes.

Fill that hole in your childhood for $5.

The MLB app is great, but they have pretty ridiculous location-based blackout restrictions, so you can't watch your home team(s) unless you live in another part of the country

Or just wrap them neatly and secure them with a zip tie. I guess this can make your closet more festive, though.

Can I use bread tabs to keep you off my lawn?

I get clothes from my parents every year, so I just keep the boxes those were in and use them. At least, that way, people don't think I'm giving them a box of Peanut Butter Crunch for Christmas.

I've got one, but that's only because I just upgraded my HTPC and took three other old systems to Goodwill last week.

Debbie Meyer better watch her back.

I'm pretty sure the title image is a quadrophonic system, which is not technically a "stereo." Yay, pedantry!

Needs more cinder blocks.

The Day-Care Couple has some 'splaining to do.

Wait, are we sure these are all from The Hobbit?

I might just be paranoid, but I can't help but think that while it may have improved the decision-making abilities of the monkeys, I question the decision-making abilities of the scientists.

$500 for headphones? Good thing I broke that $1,000 bill at Starbucks this morning!