I must say, kudos to you fine folks over here at Giz and LH. I thank you for the updates and the widget to check for the accounts (unfortunately I guess I'm one of them, now I await for the "failed" glitch to pass on by). I do appreciate keep us updated via this post, FB and of course twitter. Gawker may not care…

@MarkC:

I was born and raised up in Stateline, NV (the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe area) and the night sky was something to behold. I can remember sitting on the front lawn gazing onward during the nights just watching the stars, it was spectacular. Come to the present, and I live in Henderson, NV (right next to Vegas, almost…

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@minibeardeath: I totally agree, same goes with those who opt out of having an internet service.

Oh, nice choice with the Lamy Safari! They are, hands down, the best writing inexpensive fountain pen on the market. Great for beginners and vets who are looking for something that can carry around with them and not fear it breaking or getting damaged. Though they don't feel as strong and durable as many other pens,…

@ILikeKubrick: I spent a good few hours clicking "Older Posts" when I truly had nothing better to do, that took me back a good many months, but I could not imagine getting down to the first posts...

@MarkC:

@infmom:

@rhizomatics: May I inquire what type of ink you are using? I have the same type of problem with the Levenger ink or some other inks. I use Higgen's India Fountain Pen Ink, which is just pre-watered down Higgen's India ink. I take that and add more of the concentrated India Ink to make it a bit thicker and the result…

@infmom:

I'm in love with my small paper backed moleskine notebooks (but the leather bound ones are great too—depending on your needs). They are a pretty penny, I admit, especially if you take a whole lot of notes. I go through one small book every six odd months filled with quick notes, and one small one in a year.

@DEVOlutionSpud:

I believe it. I've spent many a good hours brushing up on the story and characters. Not to mention editing base id information for items.

@godot:

I've been doing this for years on my secondary monitor which is a old ViewSonic CRT. It's great for stuff that needs to get done that's not on the computer, and something that's going to be taken care quickly (or else I'd use a post-it).

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