If you don't mind me asking, how did you get over it? I was in a similar situation (though not with a boyfriend), and five years later I'm still struggling to figure out what really happened and why.

I've seen it in several taxis, as well, and it will probably be available at Yankee Stadium since they've been using PayPass.

"I'm rooting for them to bring more ideas and features to the table..."

I know this is a joke, but I'm actually inclined to believe there's a lot of truth to this. We're a culture that embraces conspicuous consumption, and it's more difficult to represent wealth with a full coin purse than with a roll of bills.

I know I'm in the minority, but I don't really care for the iPhone hardware. My Droid X is lighter, thinner, and wider, which makes it fit better in my big hands. It also feels just as solidly built, and not as slippery. Whenever I hold my friends' iPhones I'm scared to death that I'm going to drop them.

You can get a TomTom outfitted with Snoop Dogg's voice.

I don't what I would do without Android's cloud integration, and honestly can't imagine how iPhone users lasted this long without it. Creating a Facebook group to regather your friends' contacts is SO 2008.

Juxtaposing these two posts kind of pokes holes in your statement:

Gingerbread allows us to send canned text messages when we ignore a call.

Olympia Snowe voted against the Paycheck Fairness Act, causing women across the political spectrum to put their heads in the collective oven.

I'm pretty sure that was an episode of Curiosity on Discovery Channel about the female orgasm. It was pretty fascinating, though I was bewildered at how they got so many women and couples to submit to such... intimate testing.

I personally think Yelp is more useful for figuring out ambience than food quality. Perhaps it's just my elitist side, but the "experts" at Zagat tend to get it right more often than your everyday Yelper when it comes to the actual meal. I use Yelp primarily to find out whether a bar has an annoying door policy, or a…

Additionally, Apple kind of stole The Beatles' logo, which was just an apple.

This would be called a vulture win: [proof-of-life-2009.blogspot.com]

"or something like that" — Gore was talking about the paradigm shift in the conversation on racism, how it more people stopped accepting racist arguments as fact. Similarly, we need to stop having this climate change "debate" as if both sides have equal merit and supporting evidence. You can't equate opinion with…

Steely Dan?

Mark McGwire in Mad About You. What do you mean I'm the only one who saw it?!

Excellent, thanks for breaking that down lucidly.

See "Slutwalk 2011."

Yet only one of them is known for his finishing.