@Seanross: Yeah, I saw this and was really confused about the skype app that I got on my droid a while ago. I didn't realize it was only for verizon phones.

Reminds me of a story about Led Zepplin from NPR. (Quoted from Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me)

I have known quite a few RA's and lived with one my Sophomore year. They are just students slightly older/the same age with a boss to answer to. For Freshman, the RA is really just a resource meant to make your life a bit easier (and stop you from doing anything too stupid).

@Harrad: Haha, I had to listen very closely for that one.

Has there ever been an app listed here for Android?

I have been using it since beta, but it has not replaced my regular numbers.

I used something similar with Gizmo5 (back when it was still open) and GV while I spent some time living in Germany to call people in the states. Is a wonderful tool, GV.

That thing better be a prototype, because it is freaking ugly. It looks like it's made of the cheap matte plastic from a 90's Walmart toaster.

@DiomedesT: The podcasts were always free... I think the news here is just the ability to stream from a browser as opposed to downloading them through music software—i.e. zune or itunes. This has nothing to do with the zune pass.

I'm pretty sure Dark Forces (for PC) was the first video game I ever really played.

@The_Red: I rented mirror's edge and couldn't play it for extended periods of time without becoming somewhat nauseous. Never really felt like I would throw up, but always ended up with a headache and slight queasy feeling.

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.