I'm sorry, but video games without a physical control mechanism are simply gimped.

@Vylen: I move mine around, but, as I eat in the more european style, I use the fork in my left hand and the knife stay in the right, making it somewhat natural that I would place the cup on the right.

@tim rogers: I think you covered your ass through the removal of all vowels in said post. No vowels, no foul.

I have to say, this doesn't particularly surprise me. From my time living in Germany, the past is still a touchy subject—as can be seen throughout most of Germany's post-WWII history (the youth-movements spanning throughout post-war Germany culminating in the actions of the RAF).

@nishbish: Once again, served by Fox. I guess I should be thankful.

Went for 7Z6M-JHCL-D46Q-FA3Q (11th from the bottom).

@Lezard: Pill-caps are not meant to be enjoyed more than once every 4 to 6 hours.

@ShaggE: Restarreded: "Press X To Delicious" is by far the best part of this.

Pill-caps! They never get soggy!

@Truefire: I bent the rest of the coat hanger up to fit snuggly inside the compartment below the radio (generally where I keep CD's) the tension keeps it in place and the closed compartment door helps too.

@Truefire: Am happy to send a bit more detail of how I put it together if you want. A bit of cardboard provided a basis from which to start and a bent paper-clip was used to add some tension to the top (used to grip the sides of the Zune)—all under the duct-tape of course.

Reiterative from a previous DIY post... Zune HD car dock made from duct-tape and a wire coat hanger:

@sn1per: Not the best picture (it is rather dark out), but... I also used a bent up paper clip to provide tension gripping the sides of the Zune (at the top of the holder) to make sure that it sat firmly in the holder.

An adjustable Zune HD car dock positioned just to the right of my steering wheel.

For those who didn't know: Verrückt means insane/crazy in German.

@wjglenn: Thanks, I'll see if I can find it. Most of my art background has all been based in pencil and monochrome, color still trips me up quite a bit at times.

I have been searching for a book/information on exactly this for quite some time, but without success. I never thought it would be such a difficult subject to find.

That IKEA lamp is also sitting right next to my computer. Win?