Try Virginia! Liquor laws are even stricter.

That, my friend, is too little time. She usually isn't too worn out until the 7th hour!

If you compare this to the quarters on a sub it's really roomy. If all you do is sleep, work on a computer, and read books you don't need lots of space. In fact, I'm taking up far less space than I have available to me to post this here, and that's after years of taking up far more space in my clothing than is necessary.

If what they want is free, then money is worthless. It's a pretty simple barter arrangement. They share their own files so they get the files they need or want without having to use any money. If they don't use money, why would they want money? Get it yet? Money is worthless in some places in this world. This would be one of them. I have a reason to keep things legal, so instead of illegal versions of file sharing I use freeware, open source things like this OS I'm on. I legally traded skilled services for the hardware, and paid a tax on that as well. The entire computer hardware and software were free. The only money involved was mandated by the legal system, and they sure didn't motivate me in the least.

What's worse is bearing a significant resemblance to Dilbert, even outside of your work attire.

You forgot to declare your variables.

Why did you spend all that time writing when the last word summed it all up perfectly and concisely?

Or the "Wife" model, which will hide the cash from you in the exact amounts of either what she wants from you or to just below the amount you need for yourself, whichever irritates you more! An optional feature on the Wife model is an integrated credit card that grows in debt without any discernible benefit.

To many people outside the US, we are nothing but one big suburb of New York City, and they had the outages. Sad, really.

It appears you all really suck at parenting. My son has had several computers, including pcs. They are loaded with educational games, restricted access, and teaching tools. My son has been able to demonstrate the ability to navigate the computer better than his peers, who *are learning to do so under the sponsorship of public schools in kindergarten*. I'd rather teach him myself before someone who is computer illiterate pollutes his knowledge of the things.

What is RIAA again? In this day and age if you are paying any attention to them whatsoever you are doing it wrong.

What about the Bluetooth devices sticking out of everyone I know's ear? They sure are not comfy, but they free up hands. Beforehand it was stereo headphones, and yes, people used them (in fact, I wish the idiots with giant boom boxes on their shoulder would get some). I'd happily wear such a device if it were wireless.

Well, they already have laptops nicknamed road Apples, so why don't they embrace it?

No worries, as by the time the law gets that far we can have quantum encryption, where the encryption may or may not be present at exactly the same time.

My desire is a car radio that streams from my playlist of my media streaming server. Oh wait, I have that. I plug my phone into the stereo and listen to it via Orb! I don't need a PC in the car, I need an amplifier for my smartphone.