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Wow, that is really good. What type is your printer again? I have never saw mainstream inkjet ink that less than $35 each. My old printer ink was $8, but it an off brand and was closer to about 50-100 pages.

Uhhh, okaaaaaaaaaaay.

Nope. I do vaguely remember using pajama bottoms as rabbit ears during Easter.

Getting a computer through a big box store may be a good idea. It's cheap and easy. The support not so good. A local Mom and Pop can be a good idea, if you can find one that will survive. Then again if you require really good support you may want to buy from a boutique vendor. Puget System is...

We have an Epson professional wide format printer in our office. It uses inkjet style ink, but it is catridge is much wider and last much longer, too. I always wonder why they can't use a similar technology for inkjet printers. Since lasers are so cheap now the point is moot, however.

Golden Corral is okay. I like it better than the other regional buffet.

Mmm, coffee iced cream.

Another Wallace and Gromit, awesome.

PC. I use Windows XP at home, laptop and desktop. I am considering a Linux netbook. I use Red Hat Linux and Debian at work, but I never use the GUI.

I purchased my cornhuskers lotion today. It seems to work pretty well. I didn't even have to see a University of Nebraska fan, yuck, yuck.

Ah coffee. Most mornings I drink standard Folgers. However today I am drinking Seattle's Best Colombian. It taste more smooth than standard Starbucks (yes I know it's the same company). Outside of home, I live in a small town, so I don't have much selection. Boyd is decent. As is the coffee at...

I will pretend I did not hear that. Propane, propane accessories. I don't mind gas for grilled things, like hamburger, hotdogs, and steak. I prefer charcoal for everything else.

HQ was one of the fantasy crazes of my neighborhood in my childhood. H.P. was still a few years off. Good times. I love the skull, spider, and shield dice, but I never cared for the rounded corners.

Yes, I have used Lava soap, not on my body, though; ouch. Don't real men use straight pumice anyway? Just ... wild and crazy guys

Mmm, sounds good. I wish I lived closer to nice hotels. Being the son of a coal miner I have never had the opportunity to eat caviar. I had plenty of opportunity to sample the yearly lamb fry, though. Plus, your post made me look up what Sisyphean means.

You can get the hinged grate for Weber grills; you still lose temps every time you open that lid. So, in conclusion, maybe one day. What about a turkey breast in summertime? Same issue?

Thanks for the advice. I use the tiny travel-sized Jergens lotion. I have to use quite a bit and I dislike the greasy feel. I will try some of the more advanced lotions. I do use cheap liquid soap to wash my hands. In the shower, I use Zest bar soap. I have never used a humidifier, though I...

I live at a fairly high altitude, 5,957 feet (or 1,815 m) above sea level. In the fall and winter of the year the back of my hands often get extremely dry and red. I wash my hands a normal amount, so it's not over washing that's drying them out. My question is what can I do so they don't dry...

Everyone knows Weber. Weber-Stephen Products Co. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I love my Weber charcoal grill (I haven't had good results with the squarish charcoals grills). Weber also makes gas grills. Most Americans use starter fluid to light their grill. I use a chimney starter...

"...So got dang juicy..." Hank Hill Using gas instead of charcoal sounds really convenient.