I bought a PS2 with the intent of purchasing $20 games. If I can't find them (out of print or not sold here or whatever), I'll just download them. I intend to give them my money, but if they make it impossible to do that I won't do it.

Of course, that probably means I'll stop buying console stuff and move back to computers. I feel better about giving hardware mfrs my money anyway, even though PC gaming is a constant upgrade treadmill.

Ever higher game prices are only shooting yourself in the foot.

Spotify is an on-demand streaming dukebox with a HUGE catalogue of tracks. No limit to the number of listens and an uncanny, almost instant replay.

Although it used to be possible to spot drunk drivers by looking for motorists swerving from side to side in their lane, the advent of cell phones has rendered this method unworkable - now EVERYBODY swerves back and forth in their lane...

Mr. Nasa approaches a taxpayer... "Say, would you mind funding an attempt to get better data for a group of scientists?" Or he says, "Say, would you mind funding an attempt to physically explore our universe?" Why do we keep making this mistake? Does Mr. Nasa WANT his budget to dwindle to zero?!?

Please come to California! I want to watch while you explain to the Highway Patrolman that he really shouldn't be getting angry at you for blocking him and his bike; it's his fault for riding unsafely.

...perhaps the TSA employees aren't the only ones incapable of detecting the irony...