It...doesn’t sound like that at all? Why do people always read these posts and assume, “OH, you don’t own a BUNDT PAN? I bet you don’t have PANTS or FORKS either.” It’s about getting rid of the stuff you don’t need, and I’m pretty sure plates, utensils and basic cookwear are things most people need.

>I haven’t touched the Witcher games, so I can’t pass my own judgement on the actual content.

Method: Cold Turkey
Smoking Frequency: Half pack per day of full-flavor American Spirits
Why It Worked: I had tried to taper off several times, and quit cold turkey a few times before, but my heart wasn’t really in it, and in my single days it was hard not to smoke when out drinking, especially since many of my drinking…

Well, "almost never" depends on how often you go to weddings, funerals, job interviews, fancy dinners, what have you. Some of these crop up unexpectedly and it's nice to be have a go-to outfit.

An actual suit consists of the jacket and pants, full stop. You SHOULD buy the shirt, tie, belt and shoes separately, but you should buy the jacket and pants together so that they're made of the same fabric. When you need a suit, you need to look good, so you'll need the pants and jacket to match exactly—people can…

It's a 6x6 yoga mat designed to cover most of the floor, not a personal sized one.

Once every two to three days, but only because I got this enormous battery for my Galaxy Nexus. It doubles the thickness and triples the weight of my phone, but I finally have a reasonable battery life. Otherwise I'd be in Camp More Than Once Per Day.

@gerrrg: coffee-snob favorite Chemex coffee maker only requires near-boiling water, which you can make on a gas grille or camping stove.

@Platypus Man: I doubt it; Rainy opened up Rainmeter development to the community but doesn't seem to have done the same with Rainlendar.

"In a gaming first, Siren Blood Curse will be released episodically,"

A friend of mine set her password to 'quitsmoking'. It didn't work.

Now I can delay forgetting someone's name by a full ten seconds. :-\

Addendum: http://www.rcfp.org/taping/ for a state-by-state (U.S.) guide to phone-recording laws.

IIRC, it is illegal to record a phone conversation without the consent of the other party. (Although oddly this doesn't seem to apply to our beloved and benevolent government.)