@Whitson Gordon: For me, it just works...though I may be on a different version of Chrome, or something.

@Whitson Gordon: Actually, either a forward slash or a backslash will work.

So...this validates my whole existence, right?

#corrections "One of the most disgusting internet videos EVER made."

Not only does Idol White make you think you are whitening your teeth, but if you rub it vigorously on your tongue (with the cap on), you can avoid black hairy tongue:

I put myself in the shoes of the person who has written (or compiled) exactly what I'm looking for. Then I put the title in the search box. Then I press enter.

I'm pretty sure the reason this looks familiar is that Lifehacker has spotlighted two or three other sites exactly like it...

Your "FreeFile e-filing webapp is now open" link points to AGI on Wikipedia (you repeated the previous link).

Intolerant people. I may be white, male, young, straight, employed (and rather well-off), and religious, but I still believe in treating everyone like an equal person.

@UEB: I'm 18, man.

As I found out while recording my first CD last month, this feature will not help if you're getting ground-loop buzz, or buzz from an overloaded microphone. After several hours of trying to fix the noise post-recording, turning down the bass on my equalizer and re-recording turned out to be far more helpful.

@UEB: As a person of musical taste, I'm mildly offended by your Bon Jovi snub.

@Alpine Joe: I was just going to mention that. Carnegie says that all the really great leaders—Caesar, Napoleon, Washington—were incredible at remembering names. I guess it got them better service too.

I like "Enjoy," or "Yup," but I usually use "Thanks,".

@2 replies: Thanks, 2r. I'm smacking myself for not thinking of that.

Easy to do in Windows as well.

@joe189: "They have phones in booths now? Finally, now I don't have to lug this cell phone around." -Futurama

@horizonguy: Cell phone scrambler. Also good for movie theaters. Also illegal. If you get caught.

@laytoncy: IMHO, turkey bacon is pretty much the worst idea ever. It doesn't cook evenly, it doesn't taste remotely like real bacon, and it doesn't have a satisfying crunch.

@Anonymous: Agreed. Too much B&M going on around here.