VOTE: Adium

@Ganson: Payment is optional. You only have to pay if you want extra features, and to remove the ads.

On my laptop, Gmail's site for sure. It's easy to use, has plenty of features, and it's skinnable.

My chair. Picked it up from some online office shop for about £40. It's okay, but it squeaks, and it's not the best chair around. Still, it does the job okay.

WinterBoard, custom fonts, and my little custom O2 logo. Otheewise, nope.

I use a steelseries 5L. Of course, that is a mousepad, which kindof defeats the point of this post. Oh, just ignore me. >.<

Ohhh look, it's my photo. :D

I'm still using Mac OS X on my Mac, but my HTPC is 100% Windows 7. I'm even tempted to switch back to Windows 7 full time when it's out. :o

VOTE: Skitch (Mac) or WindowClippings (PC).

One filter that I find useful is to apply the label "Newsletter" to all newsletters. How?

Lifehacker now has the power of Digg - to crash entire sites.

Google Maps. <3

That shake sounds yummy. I wish I lived in America now, I'd love to try one.

You can find speaker mounts on eBay for literally £2.50 a pair, and that's in the UK.

Neat. I'll definitly give this a go for sure. :)

+1 for not having one. I too signed up during the beta.

I downloaded it. In 720p, no less. Why? It was on less then 12 hours later, in HD, on Sky One (UK).

Is arachnophobia (sp?) allowed too? I freaking hate spiders. :(

VOTE: WinSCP