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• Re: Back to school edition
  Hooray for your last year! There really is a light at the end of the tunnel. Just tonight Ryan bought a three-pound bag of Wint-O-Green Life Savers at the store because he claims he is a real grown-up now with a real grown-up job! Here's to you and ...
• Re: The hazards of being deaf in one ear
  im deaf in my left ear since birth they dunno why tho. im only 18 but it never used to bother me but now i find it hard people constantly come up to me and talk in my deaf ear. when im asleep tho i can lay on my right and cant hear nothing
• Re: Fortune cookie strike
  There are so many different ways to interpret that one when you add "in bed," and each one frightens me.
• Re: Same difference
  Allow me to quote my boyfriend, commenting on this exchange: "Are the two really that different?"
• Re: The Games of the 29th Olympiad...
  Dude. My life has been suffering seriously since the Olympics started, and we're an hour earlier than you. Can you imagine the dollar amount of lost productivity in this country over the span of the games???
• Re: And what's in YOUR forecast?
  Anon: quick Florida weather lesson. 50-70% chance for rain down here means it will definitely rain. 80-100% chance means it is raining.
• Re: And what's in YOUR forecast?
  And yet the chance of precipitation ranges form 50-70%? That's all? Unfortunately, they don't cancel school in Nebraska for hurricanes.