it's fine if you don't advertise as unlimited. That's fraud. Why it is protected when cellphone companies do it, I don't know.

It has nothing to do with ATT vs. Verizon or GSM vs. CDMA, it's all about your phone. My RAZR V3i gave better call quality than my V500 upg. to V600 (or wtfever it was exactly, I lent my backup phone to someone who destroyed it.)

You are correct on paper but not in practice. If a person never exercises at all their metabolism will slow to a crawl and they'll stop losing weight after they reach a certain weight. Usually that certain weight is either slightly overweight, or within the healthy range. The problem with this is they'll look like a smaller fat person rather than a fit person.

Weight loss is not as important as fat loss. It's better to be ripped and obese, than to be small and chubby. The only way to lose fat is to combine weight lifting and exercise with a low calorie diet.

It seems like there would be some agency to complain to when a company advertises something that isn't true...

I had the same feeling... actually ran the numbers, and I was eating considerably fewer calories. Like a thousand a day less.

Analyze your feelings a bit more... I found out I was feeling MUCH less hungry. Like every day was a thanksgiving pig out, even when I ate very little. Under a low carb diet, feeling less hungry no longer equals eating more calories.

Heck, they might be doing it right now and we don't know it. It's The Human Show!

A tablet PC and Microsoft OneNote is serving me well in the exact same situation as the poster.

With the screw, and a stationary set of teeth, I can get a precision measuring instrument. I can use that to make more precise tools that I can use to make precision versions of all of the other options on the list.

Probably even the (curiously nonexistant) Cowboy Neal option, with a little tinkering.

Over the years, I've come to realize that, in fact, blissful stupidity is the American Dream.