The "unrealistic HDR" photos are sometimes very artistic and thus are freed from the test of "does it look like it was processed?" that I normally apply to photographs.

Just add more butter... keep adding butter until things stop sticking.

I've found that GV transcriptions left by female callers are more accurately transcribed than those of male callers.

This is cool. My family can have an entire evening's conversation using nothing but movie and book quotes or references.

@icy_one: Ikea has a mobile coupon system that scans your screen and seems to work just fine. It's not barcode but OCR.

SOLAS tape FTW. My motorcycle is covered in it. #bicycles

This is great and marginally more effective than a 'du -h' look at my directories.

Commerical? Ensign Tivo, three arrows fast forward... engage! #tv

Submersion or immersion?

"Petroleum jelly" and the article pic... ugh. Need some brain bleach. #home

You could also do the same thing with a scheduled task/cronjob to email them to your Flickr address.

@Pazu: I'm happy for you, but this just makes me cry...

I just want to turn off the bloody sidebar on my iGoogle page.

My documents and emails have a consistent look already - it's called "Default".

I shot competitive rifle and pistol for several years, and the breathing and 'trigger' discipline from that training does help enormously with photography.

The tape idea is a great one... definitely add that to the bag o' tricks.

...but then, they switched from the Swingline to the Boston stapler, but I kept my Swingline stapler because it didn't bind up as much, and I kept the staples for the Swingline stapler and it's not okay because if they take my stapler then I'll set the building on fire...

Based on the ads on the building showing the Flickr set, it is Chile. He also says that the mountains are "los andes", which I would translate to mean "the Andes" (and I didn't even take Spanish in school).

If you are eating at Five Guys, the last thing you are thinking of (or want to be reminded of) is how much damage you are doing to your arteries.

@gmerin: Nope. Of course not... the Google promos never work for me either.