So did my friend, Mr. Tree. And the stop sign that slightly bows in the wind. It's not all that great of an accomplishment, really.

No matter what the choices are, CmdTaco will always get the most votes...

So, you say there are only 7 big cats, and then proceed to list 6 of them. What's the seventh???

You didn't technically list Panther (10.3), which is the Genus of Jaguar (10.2), Tiger (10.4), Leopard (10.5), and Lion (10.7).

If we're allowed to use the Genus, we can still have Acinonyx (10.8), Uncia (10.9), and Neofelis (10.10). Unfortunately Puma was already used for 10.1 (but not Cougar, which is in the Genus Puma.)

Confused yet? I certainly am. Perhaps they should have used the Seven Dwarfs. Then this would be OS X 10.7 Doc.

Remember kids, you can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's nose.

Unless they have a Facebook account, that is...

If they can't keep their machines clean, they probably don't even know what webmail is (or even that they can check e-mail from any machine other than that one.)

I work in IT at a state university that hasn't given raises in over 6 years... I've only been here a year and a half though...

Yep... I got tired of being in a place that hasn't had raises in quite a while (since a few years before I came...) so I started applying everywhere. I ended up with an interview, and am expecting to hear if I got the job tomorrow. The cool part is the pay is likely a 20% raise over what I'm making now.

Although, I've also read that my generation tends to change jobs on average once every 2 years... so maybe it's just time.

They're rat neurons, so you use REALLY TINY bits of cheese, obviously.

Now the phishers can just mock up the Facebook e-mail. Click [this link], and enter your Facebook password to finish downloading your information. If you didn't request a download, click [this link] and enter your password to change your settings and prevent this from happening in the future.

Wait, your big plan is to:
1. Cut off their access (presumably also to e-mail)
2. Send them an e-mail that they must reply to if they want to be able to read email.

And where exactly are they supposed to read this email?

Oh, they'll still have a fast forward button, but you have to enter your credit card number every time you want to use it.

The whole commercial thing goes back a long way. Television used to be free, over the air. Consumers were promised that paying for cable would keep the content commercial-free. Then the media companies got greedy, and stuck advertising in there anyway... It's not like we have much of an alternative.

I don't watch shows until around 15 minutes after they come on, so that I can start at the beginning and fast forward through the commercials.

No, it isn't subject to this issue. They removed the dispatcher lock. Go bash Windows somewhere else.