@nastavirs: Best way I think would be to laminate them and have them as reference in house only.

@soldstatic: Most everything else can double as a hammer in a pinch.

@AmphetamineCrown: I'd really rather just grab the green bit and eat the whole thing. Faster then a huller OR a paring knife.

As cool as this would be for someone too lazy to simply forward the email to them, I think I'll stick with what I have for now.

@geolemon: Grooveshark does this.

Magnatune! Their free offering is pretty decent, though the ads can get annoying. What I enjoy most is the low price and the independent music!

@Ben R: They offer their service about 1000 feet further down my street, but not up to us yet. /cry

The free ebooks require a credit card! :(

@Ben R: Same here. I can only get Cable through one company, and internet via satellite or through Frontier. I have no other options and no HD.

My only problem is that I just moved to a rural area. We have a HUGE antenna in our back yard, but I can't figure out how to connect it to the house. There's 3 (yes 3) different dishes also somehow wired into the house, though we don't have service through the companies so its sort of a moot point.

@tande04: See if you can find friction erasable pens - they're amazing!

@myeyesdeceive: Friction erasable pens are Win, though - I highly advise you check them out!

Having just moved, I can attest that people accumulate far too much stuff. But also having moved and gotten rid of a bunch of stuff, I can also say that sometimes just getting rid of everything is a very expensive alternative when you realize you have to re-purchase things you need.

@Vertigo50: The only time I wash chicken is if its a whole one, and really I only wash out the insides to get out the gizzard juice.

@battra92: But I can type faster now that I have 3 arms.

It is EXTREMELY slow for me. Firefox on Win7 64.

@SamburgerHandwich: I may have to start doing this. I just moved into a house with a septic tank and lost my beloved disposal.

@arqbrulo: Terro. It's amazing stuff.

@txpunk: Worked wonders for us. Make sure your holes are large enough. They're too stupid to get out, so make them about 3-4 mm wide. Use a fork and stick it all the way in, that should do it.

I used to do this with the USPS prefab boxes that you can get in their branches when I didn't want to actually ship it with the Priority rate. Unfortunately now they stamp the inside of the box with USPS Priority Mail so you can't do this :(