Oh, that's alright. I'll just have to cut back on my video game purchases so that I don't end up with a whole bunch of crappy games that I can't resell.

Don't forget the 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio!

I agree. I really wish there were some sort of minimum portion of the advertised speed that they were required to provide. My connection is advertised as 12 Mbps, but it fluctuates so wildly that I get anywhere from 0.5 to 17 Mbps (from the same source, so it's not server dependent). Overall, I would say it averages out at around 3-4 Mbps. Unfortunately, the only other option in my area is 1.5 Mbps DSL.

The box my router came in has a table on the back that implies that if I want to watch HD movies, I should have purchased the model with "300 + 300 Mbps" wireless. This is, of course, despite the fact that most of my devices are wired and my actual internet connection can only provide 2% of that.

Well, how else are you to let your thousands of "friends" know that you checked your watch?

I tend to agree for the most part. I recently went back to college to start an electronics engineering degree program. While there is a lot of work, none of it particularly difficult. I'm doing quite well, but I can't help noticing that 95% of my fellow students are struggling immensely. What I really don't understand is why they chose to enter a program like this while claiming to hate math and logic.

I often stay after class to help out those who are willing to accept it, but there's only so much I can do. The biggest problem, in my opinion, is that because so many of the students are having a difficult time, the entire class gets behind as we continually rehash the same material far after what was allotted in the syllabus. I'm almost hoping that many of them will drop out so that future semesters can go more smoothly.

I've had the exact opposite experience. I use the start menu far more often when I'm using a windows 7 system than I did with any of the XP or below systems in the past. It's much, much faster to hit the windows key and type a few letters of the program I want to launch than it is to hunt through a desktop full of icons.

I'm an american, and I think you're all fucking crazy, too. The strongest drug I take on any sort of regular basis is ibuprofen. I've been diagnosed with clinical depression, but I'm not taking anything for it. I was originally prescribed a couple of different things, but they had no positive effect whatsoever.

I personally find beer (every kind I've ever had the displeasure of encountering throughout my life) to be absolutely repulsive. I can't even come up with a witty way to adequately describe the terrible way it tastes to me. I have that problem with a lot of things, though. Coffee is probably the next worst after beer. Give me a good vodka or rum any day, but keep that nasty stuff away.

I recall one night while my girlfriend and I were watching something on Hulu shortly after I had gone through their Ad Tailor survey. We saw the exact same commercial at least 6 or 7 times in a row, once playing back to back in a 2-commercial break. After that, I went back and lied on their survey to make it less tedious.