@Norton: I would think that writers have it a lot worse—esp. the "no salary" part. And it might take 7 years (or more) to get anything published. There's a reason the 90% of people who wish they could be writers opt for other careers.

@Ailatan: Me too—it was my favorite book on the syllabus.

@sympathyforthebasementcat: Awesome!

@BestEuphemismEver: Maybe "come" is too lovely to be sexy?

@LucyC: They're doing multiple seasons of Tool Academy?

@pajanguin: I find this awesome only because I just switched to Linux...and I never remember to sudo the first time.

@TheTragonDragon: Sadly, no.

@Nicole Caprica: Thinking is bad for you.

@Lysergic Asset: There's one with Obama's office, too?

@tiptoesindreams: This is great, thanks!

@banana_grabber: That's kind of creepy, isn't it? Politics influences people at the irrational, emotional level.

@Nicole Caprica: I interned in DC once and went to one or two hearings on the Hill. That experience alone made me decide I didn't want a career in politics.

@najmah: "that he didn't take part in." ha!

@la.donna.pietra: Really? I can't even imagine what people would be saying if one of President Obama's daughters had been born 8 months after his wedding. And that's a really, really sad thing in the 21st century.

@PaintedTrollop: Ugh. That is *so* not a mental image I want right now.

@Sev: Clearly Wikipedia has a liberal bias. That's why conservatives made their own wikipedia: www.conservapedia.com

@SomeAuthorGirl: And the Constitution. Also.

@snobographer: Right, which apparently Bush "inherited"...

@whynotshesaid: I wish there were a "like" button for this comment.

@lalie (apologetic mess): What does "yoric" mean? I looked in the OED and Urban Dictionary (yes, I'm a dork) but came up empty.