The show is kind of interesting, except for the fact that they draaaggg.... outtttt.... evvvvery.... thinnnggggg.

Just one of many current game shows to mistake dead air for suspense. I blame Regis.

Re: Egg delivery

My neighbour gave me the name and number of her milkman. He's been delivering dairy products to them for over 25 years.

I know exactly what you mean! I don't want to see that movie with Sean Bean. . . except that Sean Bean looks particularly good in the ads.

Right there with you both.

The boy who delivers my eggs

Egg delivery! So cool!

I'd guestimate I go through about a half dozen eggs in a week, at most.

But if you had fresh egg delivery, maybe you'd use more! I'm just saying.

I saw part of this video yesterday [link] of people shooting computers (that had charges of something under them to make bigger booms), and Tom's recycling thing reminded me to ask... isn't that, aside from the firearms and exploding metal/plastic bits, dangerous? Aren't there dangerous chemicals or something? And that's why you can't just dump your monitor any old way?

But if you had fresh egg delivery, maybe you'd use more!

I do. I didn't used to eat that many, but the person that had this apartment before me set up the delivery, and it sounded good, so I continued. Now, it's like when I had Urban Organics in the city--I ate way more veggies because there were always more coming the next week. In both cases, the day before is "Shit, I better finish this up" day.

I finally decided to bring in the rolls of film that had been piling up in my chest of drawers for the past unknown numbers of years (I don't take many photos, and I have yet to enter the 21st century by buying a digital camera--I still use the $55 point-and-shoot I bought some 12 years ago). The first of the five folders of photos I opened when I got home? The Chicago F2F from, what, 2002?

I opened up a Flickr account to share some of these pics (don't know how many they'll let me upload for free, so for right now, there are only six pics)--enjoy!

I love how shrift is literally slounging off the chair in one of those.

OK, my tv is no longer flashing blipping, its sound is blipping randomly. I don't want to have to buy a new tv, dangit. OK, so this was a $40 one bought used and it is over 10 years old, but still.

In the course of checking all the plugs, I also managed to ram my eyebrow into a sharp corner. Stupid tv.

this was a $40 one bought used and it is over 10 years old

sara, do you want me to come over there and stage an intervention?

Hie thee to Best Buy anon!

Funny; I've never met any of you, and yet somehow I recognized Plei immediately, even without the caption.

Hah. I'm kind of the Queen of Good Enough when it comes to electronics. (This is where I mention I've had a brand new ipod since xmas and have done nothing more with it than look at all the menus because I have to upgrade my os and go buy more disk space and eh.) I'll probably break when it actually breaks, as opposed to just being moderately bewildering.