Strike 1: Has a hobby/interest which the author doesn't share.

I subscribe to too many podcasts, and I can never seem to cut down to a reasonable number. That said, the ones I must listen to as soon as I see them in iTunes are:

Pfft. Top Gear has been doing this for years. You always want to drive. It's faster than the TGV, a commercial airline, a ferry, a private plane and the Shinkansen.

Is this interface more to your tastes? It's available too, according to the site.

Vettel can only win from pole.

I'm glad that Andrew Clark managed to find a career after he finished at Shermer High. And he can probably still use his wrestling skills.

On the other hand, At Bat is one of my favourite apps. I love listening to baseball on the radio, so I get tremendous value from being able to hear every game I want to.

Hang loose, dude. [en.wikipedia.org]

Actually, it's Miss Chnandler Bong.

We are all Dan Snyder?

@McKack: "Nathan Oliver".

Vote: Reeder

Saints could have used Steve Atwater.

That video is great, as is the 11:00 one by the same guy. No music, just engine sounds.

@libgeek: No, no. Don't back down from your point. You told us that "[t]here's nothing open about Apple" and "[i]f you're using Apple hardware/software you've already given up on the idea of openness". Don't equivocate now. Defend your stance.

@libgeek: Is it hard living in a a purely binary world?

I can buy applications online without using a credit card (which I don't have). That's a big plus for me.

I drove a 2000 Saab 9-3 Viggen up to 220 (km/h) once. I used to work at an Saturn/Saab/Isuzu dealership as a car jockey and I was... testing... the merchandise. I always liked that car.

For the stereotypers among us, lefty is the Eclipse driver (according to the original site)... also, he's apparently from a place called Sappington, so there may be a chance he's inbred.