OS 7? Why even bother? OS X is slow as hell on a usb drive, by the way.

It may be bad. It may not. Studies have swayed both ways.

Yawn. If you're not the content creator (i.e. singer) and have pirated Ogg files, you'll get your ass sued off just like you would with mp3s.

Post-it flags are getting relatively pricey. And, they get easily bent and don't remain stuck as well later on. Cut up some damn used paper and call it a day.

LOL. Sometimes reading your own blog is, UH, kinda of a good idea. Though, duplicates often are amusing.

Except NEVER, EVER EVER quit your job or tell them you plan to quit until you have another solid offer elsewhere on PAPER. Period. Reccomendations, understanding, or not, telling can easily screw you over on many levels.

That looks rockin'.

@thisluckyguy:

Depends on your industry. If you're in a blog-paranoid industry with the employer worried about you blogging about them, you might NOT get the job as a DIRECT result of your blog. Obviously, for freelancers and geeks, it might not be as much of a downside.

Tearing up used paper is cheaper than post-it notes and bookmarks and the crap to make bookmarks. I'm assuming this is more "form" over function. And, if it's your book, what's wrong with folding the corners?

How about carrying the kid? If they are absurdly heavy/fat or if there are more than one, get a grocery cart.

LOL. I thought this was going to be about actually modding your laptop, de-keyboarding it, and wall mounting it. Now, that would be cool.

MOMMY, MOMMY, the treehouse FELL DOWN!!! MOMMMMMMYYYY!!!!! HELPPPPPP!!!

Too much sun, too little sun... we're all fucked.

Someone on MetaFilter had a great response:

Mmm. You could screw with (disable) speakers, logins, mp3 player software, itunes, printers, or the internet in general.

Hi. I have a handful of platinum cards visible for you to see.

"1. Most important: Do work you love so you don't mind working."

$400+? Eck. I don't think so. Not for something you'd get sick of in a year or two (or less) or that the kid would grow out of so fast.

Note: This is *NOT* free for ATT.