If you use the Touch on-the-go and are constantly having to click through wi-fi hotspot agreements, the upgrade is absolutely worth $10. The new behavior, and ability to click "agree" from multiple apps without shutting down and going back to Safari, is WELL worth a ten-spot for me.

@runiteking1: Agreed - we're dyin' in Tallahassee. Finally backing off a bit, it looks like!

@acarr260: A twelfth of a yeare, duh.

@Jarek James: a pain in your face?

I performed Step 1 just the other day, when I was pissed off at something... if only I had a non-stick pad, I could go get that bookend out of the trash.

Red Bull does not give you wings, either. Where's my F'ING wings???

@Richard Padgett: I do something very similiar (with Google Docs instead of Dropbox, though now that I think about it, DB would be even faster).

@32ndnote: Like those Shriners and their "Expert-Free Medical Care." No thanks, grandad!

FINALLY I WIN ONE. Where's my prize?

VOTE (TIE, alas): Lose It! iPhone app & Nike + iPod app (and gizmo). This combo may make me sound like an Apple nut - I'm not... but since I started using both of these, I find I'm **paying attention** to my jogs, my dog-walks, and most importantly, my calories.

I used to watch Match Game, but now I chuckle at blank-related innuendo online, for free.

@BiZarRroBALlmeR: Great, now I'm singing Faith No More. "We shed a LOT! oh oh OH OH oh"

After a day of fiddling, I can say that Calibre sucks. Running on plain vanilla Win XP, and it crashes or hangs every time I attempt to import a small folder of ebooks. Perhaps it will evolve into something useful, but that's going to be a long road.

"My roommate and I decided that we enjoy the entertainment and social side of life."

The problem is, seeing "Audio Video" in the corner would make me start singing 'Pop Musik' by M every morning. Granted, that's not the actual lyric, but it's sooo close, and I never worry about supposed 'real' lyrics anyway.

@ShakespeareGeek: I have an Ignorable folder too... but for simplicity I just call it "Fark."

@OscarWinner_GitEmSteveDave: You guys knew where I was coming from, oh yes. I also learned not to take Angel Dust, thanks to Helen Hunt jumping out the library window. (oh, and even though fridges may be safe to jump in these days - it's still illegal to put one out on the curb (at least in my state (see 823.07(2),…

@ComputerCarl: Some scold is going to come along soon and mention that a fridge with door still attached can be a dangerous attraction to the "hey let's climb in THIS!" crowd, when left out on the curb.

@Charax:

I only eat human.