Haha...Palmela Handerson?

But you answered it! It's how many rings!

I think you accidentally out a whole word.

Need.

Yea you're right. It's also possible that the company might have wanted the "new" owners to jump through some hoops (maybe they had to allow that company to disclose their info to the "old" owner) and they figured it's not worth it, we'll just keep the dog." Either way, it seems as if "new" owners didn't try more than a minimum amount (if at all) to return the dog. Like Adustust said, dick move.

Maybe the new owners tried to get the previous owner's info and were faced with the same dilemma (disclosure of personal information of the previous owner) and they decided to just keep the dog?

42 - the number of forms a man must fill out to retrieve his stolen dog.

Haha better than all the whoosh responses!

I really like this phrase for some reason. Thank you, Chris!

More people that need a dating site to get laid use the iphone. This 'study' seems to only include OKCupid members. Dating site members are usually there for one reason, and it's not to "meet new people." What about iphone users that don't use dating sites?

Also, I have lots of sex with my wife, I'm not 30 yet, and I'm trying to convince her to bring some of her hot female friends in with us. No luck yet...

Oh yea, Motorola V750 Adventure. It's a stupidphone.

That too, but I think Nutcase meant you'd have to explain why you have an encrypted volume in the first place.

From the truecrypt page (unsuccessfully) linked:
  "To the outer volume, (before creating the hidden volume within it) you should copy some sensitive-looking files that you actually do NOT want to hide. These files will be there for anyone who would force you to hand over the password. You will reveal only the password for the outer volume, not for the hidden one. Files that really are sensitive will be stored on the hidden volume."

But you could make a hidden volume inside the encrypted volume (http://www.truecrypt.org/hiddenvolume)

Yes there should be anger at Verizon, for sure.

Regarding the second part of your comment, you and a lot of others here seem to keep forgetting that for many people, it's not "Verizon vs Other ISP", it's "Internet vs No Internet." Or in my case, "Comcast vs Nobody."

Please, everyone, let's keep that in mind when you respond to others with "Just go to a different ISP." Also, don't reply with "well move to someplace where there is a choice," because that's just drastic. That's like telling Americans that can't find a job "Well, move to China, there's tons of jobs there!"

Whoohs...what was that sound?