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@stealthird: ZERO points!!! As long as you eat only one of each fruit, at least, and it doesn't count for some fruits, but I'm sure you can eat a clementine or two without counting points.

Great, for iphone owners. I myself have a regular 30 GB ipod that I don't intend to replace by a newer model any time soon (it works perfectly and it's only 1,5 years old, which I consider fairly new, even if there have been 2 newer versions on the market since I bought mine). What bothers me is that apple doesn't

@Enrique: I must have spent HOURS as a kid trying to avoid that snowman...I just couldn't accept that there was no ending to ski free other than being eaten by a giant robot.

@nescafe: I care! I'm not American, and like the majority of the rest of the world I'm very glad Obama won, but this is kind of spoiling it for me. Especially the fact that the same people who elected Obama also banned gay marriage. Not that ready for change, after all?

Sticky price tags on paperback books that you just can't get rid of...what to do?

@msenidcoleslaw: Really? In London? God, and thinking that my only comfort when reading stories like this was "Well, at least that wouldn't happen here in Western Europe." :-(

That's horrible. It's things like this that really make you realise in your heart that history doesn't always move forward (instead of only knowing it)... and that's scary. Although I do hope I'm being overly pessimistic here.

@Jessi Ramsey: I know! As if she could ever compare to Catherine Deneuve...(well, in my opinion, no one can, so that's not entirely fair, but I'm pretty sure there are black or otherwise none-white women who can get MUCH closer than her)

@TheUptightMidwesterner: I'm old enough to remember when Billy Corgan had no hair but did have a good band. Probably slightly younger than you, that is, but I just wanted to make a bitter comment. What happened, Billy Corgan, you used to be cool.

@Blitzgal: That's exactly what I thought! I'm not religious at all but every catholic mass I've ever attended was perfectly normal and even boring. It was mostly talk about Jesus, and in the sermon it was always about loving your neighbour and things like that, all very friendly. Nothing about hate at all. So when I

He "forced her"? Come on, she could have called the police, like most people would do if someone suggested a thing like that in all seriousness. Or even if she really was too afraid, she at least could have called the police after it happened. Good thing she was sentenced to life.

If it's still faster and more compact after I add my unmissable extensions (which have to be available first, of course), I'll consider switching. I highly doubt it, though.

I bet she's glad this whole thing was broadcast on the internet/in the media...

@h4nn4h: Alright, I read through the comments now and my problem is solved...should have done that before posting!

Is there a way to undo this? I did it thinking I didn't use those folders anyway, but it turns out I do: my itunes library is located there, and now itunes is empty...I want my playlists/podcasts/etc. back! Help?

I'm incredibly irritated by the fact that I can't use this new Genius feature, which seems pretty cool, just because I don't have a credit card. What the hell?? If you have make it mandatory to create an itunes store account just to be able to create automatic playlists, then at least make it possible to create one

@h4nn4h: okay, it's worse than that: I get skipping every time I switch between tabs in firefox, or even scroll down a page...I'm afraid I'm going to have to downgrade, which is okay, because the only thing I like about this new release is the grid view, and I can live without that.

My main complaint is that I can't seem to activate Genius without an itunes store account, which I can't get because I don't have a creditcard. There's a reason why I didn't have an itunes store account before: I'll probably never buy music downloads, I buy cds...so this seems pretty stupid to me.

Congratulations...I'd probably marry a man just to be able to change my name to Morrissey, even if I probably wouldn't even consider marriage or especially name-changing otherwise, so I think you're very lucky! (Also for having found True Love, of course, but I'm just blinded by the name-luck now...MORRISSEY!!!)

Is it very wrong to want the hurricane that has your name (or at least very close) to be the worst one ever? :s