The company probably doesn't want the drama and may dump both of you, but at least let them know your side of the story by providing any proof you have.

Why is there not a Store Google? It takes forever to find something.

Here ya go:

http://hansenent.net/sitebuilder/images/gray_square-354x242.jpg

Caller: "There's a cloud in our cloud, come immediately!"

Support: "Speak loud, I cannot hear you."

Caller: "No, it's cloudy in our cloud."

Support: "Yes, speak loud."

Caller: "Yes, there is a big cloud."

Support: "Yes, you must speak loud, that's what I said."

Caller: "You must have a cloud also, nothing's making sense. Let's try this: bring some sun."

Support: "Come soon?"

Caller: "Yeah, that too. Come soon with sun."

Support: "I can't hear you, my connection is cloudy."

http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/artist-creates-beautiful-indoor-clouds

Japan would like to have a word with you.

the phrase 'jumped the shark' jumped the shark some time ago.

I don't trust corporations with personal data any more than I trust gov't with it.

The iPhone is essentially a pocket computer with a nice GUI. Size doesn't really change anything.

TP doesn't seem bothered by racial profiling for immigration status checks, but ARE bothered by title profiling for taxing. This appears to be contradictory. Defense anyone?

Interesting thought. But it does bring up a similar issue: why do they trust gov't for national security but not for anything else?

If government-ness is inherently rotten, then it would be rotten for everything, no?

Bill Oreilly was asked a similar question, and his answer appeared to be that the military structure has been "tuned by tradition and experience", while other things are too new. But that would mean that time is the fix, not outright cancellation.

I was thinking that maybe they feel that any problems caused by the military are on non-Americans. The [bleep] happens "over there". But domestic snooping is here.

Uh, can somebody please translate kitchen-ese to political-ese?