@Canon7D-Fanboy: Wait, so you're suggesting buying tracks from the Zune Store instead of getting the Pass is a viable replacement for iTunes Music Store? Puh-lease.

@Canon7D-Fanboy: Cool, which Napster or Zune store lets me use my iPod and iPhone with it?

@Canon7D-Fanboy: Hehe. I must've hit a nerve, eh?

@Canon7D-Fanboy: So, Canon Fanboy, I guess you're the type that fans such "too big to fail" companies, huh?

@SQLGuru: Yes, you probably could.

@corpore-metal: Death itself is meaningless. It's how you deal with it...with your personal death...and by extension, how you choose to live your life up to your death, that has meaning.

@PVIII: People hate that movie??? WTF???

Wrong movie references, people.

@sweetelectro: I take that as a compliment. Thanks :-)

@Boding: I got it on good authority that we're ALL wrong on this.

I see, Scott has finally gotten to the core of our problems in the 21st century. awesome.

@Boding: Underrolling is for barbarians.

@senorbelly: Because it saves our planet, silly.

@artiofab: Hey, if s/he is really up for learning, I'm right here beside you. After all, that's what I do (teach) :-)

Joel, you're weak. I forgive you.

Wish I could participate, as a tilt shift junkie, but I'm utterly bogged down now. For those of you looking for inspiration, look no further than my buddy Roger on Flickr doing somadem badass freelensing, here:

If you haven't already, I can't recommend Clive Barker's "Books of Blood" enough. Keen fans will know exactly how in love with the collection of short stories I am by knowing that I've used this internet nickname for 15 years :-)

@TheDreamTraveler: OK, you just discredited yourself to way below the level I'm willing to go. I'm not a climate scientist, but I'm a Ph.D. in archaeology and a B.S. in astrophysics and know enough about past solar cycles, the eccentricity of planetary orbits, the precession of the earth, as well as past glaciation…

@selfprofessedgeek: It is good advice. It just makes it douchey when you hear it from the person that is causing the fuss in the first place.

@Avrus: Actually, a lot of people do both of those things.