@freedomweasel: Remember Telix? I thought I'd gone to heaven when I got that program.

@Platypus Man: Somebody said that genius is the ability to see the obvious. This proves it.

I use FF with about 70 extensions as my main browser, and Chrome if I just want to fire up and find something quick, and as default on slow computers.

@delightt: That looks IDENTICAL to my cat. No pic handy, or I'd prove it.

@jarch3r001: I have a double-ended entra for you, if you know what I mean ;)

@lakym97: I thought the same thing, and not just because I love portable apps. Often, it is when you aren't using your regular apps that this issue arises. Might ask at Portableapps.com...

@Ericeman: Me 2

@jupiterthunder: See comment below.

@Kenneth Blaney: No, she hates purple, just love old houses, and stairs. And @jupiterthunder, we have SASKATCHEWAN winters. Luckily she does most of the snow shovelling.

I know I'm reviving an old thread here, but I changed to encrypted Google, and now can't escape it. I wanted to have a separate button for SSL and the old style, because the SSL doesn't have the Images link, etc. Every new bookmark I make defaults to encrypted Google. What the hell did I do that I can't remember? :)

@Seeräuber Jenny: The "beg the question" one drives be crazy. the way to remember is that the question isn't answered, and so is left to beg for one. My Scottish grandmother used to say, "beggers the question," which I like, as if the question has been turned into a begger.

@Flail: I knew the real one, but never understood why Judas Priest got it wrong, because the context is right, "You think I'll let it go, you're mad..."

@JeanStork: Disregarding that...

@Dabamasha: Actually, portability removes a step, installation. So, making a portable app portable removes the step of actually running it. You just THINK, "I want a browser" and poof...

@pseudocubes: Could you not just have Chrome Portable from Portableapps.com and install the plugin? I know that not all plugins play nice with portablility.

@Hearthatvoiceagain says why not it's Friday: You know what 800lb gorillas eat? The question "Where does a 800lb gorilla go?" has basically the same answer.

VOTE: Cutest pic ever.

@jupiterthunder: My wife would love it.

Just stumbled on Gubb [gubb.net] and found it has the neat ability to text you a list when you send an SMS to it. No smartphone needed.

@wickedcupofjoe: I see the basis for a controlled study.