Looks like my site is there, too, appropriately right next to the Sea of Zero Comments, except, like everyone else, he misspelled Miss Cellania's Blogs.

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They say when two cars arrive at a four-way stop, the car with the most body damage has the right-of-way. You know another ding won't matter as much to them!

Damaged cars are less likely to be stolen, too. I should know -I've driven damaged cars most of my life!

Will leaves stick on hedgehog spines?

The highlighted word "Link" -press that. On just about every post here at Neatorama, that will take you to the site we are talking about.

This has nothing to do with the comments that remain here, but I must remind everyone that personal attacks against other commenters is forbidden at this site. Debate is great, but we will not allow guests to brawl in the house.

Thanks, pedant! I meant to say low power. Fixed!

I just got an email from my kids' school that displayed 500 names and addresses in the "to" field.

Sigh.

I replied and explained what a BCC was. The office staff probably hates me now.

To keep us humble?

I have a houseful of kids, so I never know where anything is. But I use them: "Come over here and read this for me."

The system is weird, even to Americans who are used to it. In a restaurant in New York, I gave the waiter a $100 bill to pay for a $20 lunch for two. He asked if I wanted change. Hell ya, Bud! I thought that was rather presumptuous. I left him $5.

On the other end of the scale, I once wrote in an 18% tip at Cracker Barrel on the credit card slip. The cashier was amazed and called another worker over to drool over it. They told me no one ever tips that much, and the majority of their customers, being elderly travelers, don't tip at all.

But that was back in the days I actually ate out...

They say if you can't afford the tip, then you can't afford to eat there. So my family of six never goes out to eat.

I don't know about you, ted, but most of us are laughing at his fashion choice.

I'll believe it when I see through it.

Egbert, it mostly likely has more to do with Twitter's 140-character limit than laziness.

There's a much larger picture at the link. It says "I have a drinking problem."