I am seriously intrigued. Let me know the results of this experiment.

Is the Java Updater actually updating anything or is it just waging psychological warfare with its users? Seriously.

Most of my hates are ones already mentioned here: Windows Media Player, Quicktime, iTunes, Notepad (I kick myself every time I accidentally open it instead of Notepad++), and right now WinAmp is really starting to irritate me. I need to find a new music player. Something with a stupid-simple interface.

God I hate Windows Media Player. Last night it was doing this thing where it'd autostart every time a song finished downloading off the Amazon cloud player. I need to hunt down whatever setting is making it do that.

I use IE9 at work. It's okay, but at this point I'm so used to Chrome and all its addons that I really don't care to use IE9. I just ignore it. It doesn't do anything that my current browser can't.

Wait wait wait. "electronic child abuse" Great. Now I've got a mental image of a iPhone in a onsie. How could you people browse the web with your phone's screen set to maximum brightness!? Don't you know that battery has people that love and care about it!

There's a doctor office near where I live that kicked everyone that refused to vaccinate their kids out of the practice a year back or so. Sent the parents a letter saying they felt they were violating their hippocratic oath by not vaccinating and they'd either have to bring their kids in to receive vaccines or find…

If I had a kid, I'd have way too much fun with this. I'd be drawing all over it every day.

I'm not sure, I'll check when I get home! There's a possibility it might not be the brand... she's got a bad habit of leaving stuff open and out so for all I know, a mouse climbed inside and died. Either way, I'm getting my own and getting a set of shelves for the basement and getting all that crap put away and…

So today is jeans day so I threw on my favorite pair and went to work. Last time I did laundry I found that the cap on my detergent had gotten lost and the inside was all icky, so I borrowed my roommate's detergent. This load included my jeans. I get to work and start wondering "wow, that is a really obnoxious…

Hahha, that's awesome! Personally I was never a fan of him - I loved it when he got showed up or rescued by Rainbow.

I love my pixie cut so very much. I don't have an exercise schedule, but it is wonderful to be able to go do things without having to worry about fixing my hair later. Back when it was long I'd have a friend French braid it if I was going to be active just to keep it out of my way. My hair is very uncooperative. …

I've never had to check my bag due to carrying too big a bag. My dad taught me how to pack and he used to do a lot of international traveling, so he was always borderline psychotic when we went on vacations. We also went camping a lot and had to be able to carry everything we needed. I've gotten good at slimming…

I've got a furminator brush I use on both the cats and the dog. It's really cut down on the golden retriever tumbleweeds and the black cat-sizes splotches on the sofas. It's money well spent and my cats enjoy being brushed, so much so that they chase the dog off so they can have their turn.

I think it's because we've all become so used to it they don't even notice anymore. As strange as it sounds, it's become normal. Someone gives me a hug, someone snaps a photo of it, no one thinks twice that my posture looks bizarre. But yes, it's still quite weird which is why I was uncomfortable with it at first. …

So... I'm surely not the only one that does mundane household chores with my kindle in one hand? Right? (except dishes, obviously, unless I'm just putting them away) Makes it much easier to get stuff done if I'm also reading.

I'd say that the majority of my photos have me with a bizarre facial expression. It's just a long line of Thistle making faces for the camera without knowing it. I finally gave up and instead posted a few photos of my friends I would normally have deleted. It's all in good fun at this point.

My friends just tagged a photo of me having one of my bad fits - the ones that look like a full-blown seizure - along with two other girls on the ground pretending to have one with me so I wouldn't feel like a one-woman spectacle.

Probably because they are overprescribed and people don't take them correctly. My mother almost never let us take antibiotics growing up and she's a nurse - didn't want us relying on them for mild illnesses that were probably viruses anyway. Antibiotics get used as 'shut up and go away' pills by doctors sick of…

And the first book on their daily deal is one I've already bought for the Kindle and read. ARGH. Still, I can see this becoming yet another time/money sink for me. Curse you Amazon, you have found my weakness! Books. Lots and lots of books.