@NyC88Rican: "All my friends that use groove shark ... just search for music they already want though. Not really in it for the discovery."

@Grégory Jourdan: What do you mean? Grooveshark is great for music discovery! I just click on the "Radio" button, and it just knows what I want to listen to.

@Taldarin: Funny words made me promote you.

@chris_j_wright48: It can be a problem for Android if manufacturers sell crappy Android handsets. That's what was happening before the Droid and the Nexus One were released.

@Mashturbators: Nothing an extension can't fix: [lifehacker.com]

@Maave: That's actually a great idea! You made me remember Spider-Man for PC, from 2001. Good times. [www.gamespot.com]

@Stonos: That is correct: [maps.google.com]

@Michael Li: I completely disagree. Look at the ribbon on Word 2011: those buttons look like they belong in the 1990's. And the bar full of buttons above the ribbon? Plain stupid.

@tjmarkham3: Thank you!

@Dustin Dawes: G1 != N1

@allauthors: I just removed someone from a wave I did not create. This new feature sounds like trouble!

But... but where's the "recently closed" field? I need it.

@MaxellDVD1: When you drink, you have to hit the toilet eventually...

@sammouth: Damnit, even drinking water can kill? It might have been the cause of death of Andy Warhol! It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world...

@jc364: That's a classic "good advice gone bad" right there...

@Decad3nce: You should post this on the #tips box.

Did you mean Fogo de Chão?

Some people are saying they've been receiving emails from others because of the "dot problem". These people are liars. According to Google, of course, not me!

@Flamekebab: "I use it often and find it an invaluable tool for collaboration - far better than Google Docs."

@MBGooner: This might explain why: [twitter.com] Or not!