@dcdttu: Sideload Wonder Machine user on my AT&T Aria, FWIW. Getting "pissed" is for poseurs.

@philselmer: I'm using stuff leaner than that. Maybe that's the difference. I've got less to lose.

Grillmeisters I've read who promote multiple flips have all suggested that it produces a juicier burger. And I tend to agree.

@lordargent: We have older cats with overactive bladders. The crystals have, in our experience, limitations. They absorb what they can, and the rest pools at the bottom.

@LightPress: The Truckfighters (or, at least, the person who picked the cover art) must be Space:1999 fans.

It's not that unique an idea. I remember seeing miner's leather hats that fell into water deep under ground. When they were rediscovered 80 years or so later, they were petrified.

@Aaron Stein: But tolerance is not the same thing as inclusion.

@kmcloutier: You are not alone!!!

@Clashwerk: No kidding.

@dm123: I miss Boys Life. I remember it being much better written than my issues of "Scouting" have been.

@Odin: We do. Spent three hours selling popcorn today for just that purpose - that, and getting other people to pay for next year's summer camp. :)

Oh, for frak's sake. The "Scouting" editors think Scouts in my car are going to care that my CD isn't screen printed by a manufacturer?

@Celtic1888: I wonder if National would object to that being next summer's pack t-shirt?

@GhettoSamurai: You're probably thinking of the Order of the Arrow logo, which used to be a cheif's head. It was on patches and slides.

@Aaron Stein: Religious tolerance? No problem.

@jupiterthunder: We've got the fork thing going on, too.

@acidrain69: They're easy to make, but the delivery and upkeep costs are huge.

@nicktennear: Caps are made of a different type of plastic (Plastic #5) than the bottles (Plastic #1), requiring different methods to process. Some localities only accept limited types of plastics.

If our silverware drawer wasn't organized, I'd pull out 6 tablespoons when what I wanted was a teaspoon.

I pay more than $10 a year for a USENET server. I could pay $10 a year for xmarks.