Most of the largest mistakes in my life... begin with "this one time, I was really drunk..." It was a college phase for me. Thank God I grew out of it, but some of my college frie…

Quote: Originally posted by effgee: Well, you know what they say:"Oftentimes, you can judge a person's true character by observing how they behave when they are drunk." …

Quote: Originally posted by Ois�n: Or, in vino veritas That'd be the short version that hits the nail on the head.

The most solid piece of advice I can give you're is that if you waiting around for whoever it is to get things right... you'll be waiting forever. No, that's not a joke really. Th…

The second your amigo stepped out of the car you should have gassed it and ditched his ass... unless there were other cars in your way.

A friend of mine walked 3 miles in the snow with 2-85lb cement pineapples over his shoulders because he thought they'd look good on his front porch. They did look good, for a week…

question how old are they? Because between the ages of 17 to 22 I did some really stupid things, and most my friends who are now 23-25 only grew out of that crap too around 22.

They were drunk. You weren't. That's the problem. It would have been funnier if you had left them there holding the banner and forced them to walk home (or a mile to catch up to …

Try to make them better. They will thank you for it.

Your "friends" are a microcosm of American culture. We take what we want, when we want, without regard for others. Get used to it.

Quote: Originally posted by KarlG: Get used to it. or move to japan like i did

My life with the iPod has been an interesting one. Let me say that I tend to use these devices to excess. My first 5 GB model which was bought right at the announcement and rece…

What is this magical service plan of which you speak?

Quote: Originally posted by Wiskedjak: What is this magical service plan of which you speak? It could be anywhere actually. Just buy whatever maximum length pla…

The 30,000 feet has actually nothing to do with it.

Quote: Originally posted by Goldfinger: The 30,000 feet has actually nothing to do with it. No one said it did.

Quote: Originally posted by TiDual: No one said it did. The OP did with his subject line.

Quote: Originally posted by Maflynn: The OP did with his subject line. No he didn't. He said where it happened, he in no way claimed it had anything to do with it.…

Quote: Originally posted by TiDual: No he didn't. He said where it happened, he in no way claimed it had anything to do with it. That's how locative prepositional phrase…

Quote: Originally posted by Goldfinger: The 30,000 feet has actually nothing to do with it. Well.... actually it could be. Most HDs are rated to a 10,000 foot max…

Quote: Originally posted by Todd Madson: My life with the iPod has been an interesting one. Let me say that I tend to use these devices to excess. My first 5 GB model …

I learned the altitude leason in May. I am a mountaineer and have always wanted to take my tunes on expeditions but didn't want to lug a dead battery MP3 player around. Then the …

I have a 10GB gen 1 iPod that I took on a series of flights from Chicago to London this spring... it worked (and still does work) just fine

Honestly, a 5GB iPod could have gone out these days just about anywhere.

Read here: Locked up for compulsive eating. ??? Maybe it's for his own good?