Would someone please explain why I need a Kindle or other book reader when my mini notebook (or the one I plan on buying soon)will eventually have this app?
@SarahHeartburn: Because the Kindle has a battery life of a few days whereas your netbook and the upcoming Apple Tablet might last for a few hours. Because reading text on the e-ink screen is less taxing on your eyes than reading it on LCD screen. Because the kindle won't heat up too much when used for a long time.
@SarahHeartburn: I was skeptical for this reason until my "friend" convinced me to try hers. Now I am obsessed with getting a Kindle, for the reasons Luddite lists, and more. The user experience is very book-like, which puts my brain in a reading zone, as opposed to a "watching" zone, if that makes any sense.
@SarahHeartburn: I also tried the Kindle app on my iPhone and nearly went crazy trying to use it. OK for short bursts, but not for reading an entire book.
@CaptainMaharet: Of course. But a Kindle is areal handy substitute for schlepping an 800-page hardcover. And with a Kindle, if I finish one book while I'm out and about, there are plenty more immediately available.
I remember when he married Diane von Furstenburg Michael Musto wrote in the Voice that the pictures of the reception looked like a night at the Mineshaft. LOL.
Uh, I think that "average hourly wage" includes all kinds of stuff like retirement, company percentage of health insurance, etc. You know, stuff that other industrialized nations just pay for through taxes.
So are you suggesting that laid off GM workers should quick buy a copy of this book and start exercising until they can do what the cover model is doing? Exactly how will that help them get a new job? Do you sense a boom in Yoga Parlors? Is it a trend? Will we be reading about it in the New York Times? So many questions. So few answers!
Celebritydom is exactly like the folks who sit on a hitched trapeze in a glass booth above a pool at the fair and taunt passers on the midway into throwing balls at a bullseye which will dump 'em. We all do it, because we want to feel above 'em, or at least drier, which may be the same. We spend our money to do it, which suits the one on the trapeze just fine. It's amazing Rachel has survived this long without a chorus of balls thrown at her.
Thankfully when I'm drunk clicking it's on $1.00 bids on Ebay for very silly stuff. Or, flirting with impossible-to-get men. Harmless, so far.
I like Rachel. Anyone who has a daily show is overexposed by definition. She's relatively new and very unlike the other talking heads, thus all the interest.
She did have a funny segment on how a right-wing web site said if you play some of Obama's statements backwards they say: Serve Satan. That made my day.
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1. On the Marriage of of Barry Diller
A Diller, a dollar, a socialite trawler,
What made you change so soon?
You used to come for ten-inch cocks,
But now you go for poon.
Horrible, I know.
Also: Google "Diller." You get Barry Diller indented under Phyllis Diller. If that ain’t gay ...
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Only Michelle Obama is immune.
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I like Rachel. Anyone who has a daily show is overexposed by definition. She's relatively new and very unlike the other talking heads, thus all the interest.
She did have a funny segment on how a right-wing web site said if you play some of Obama's statements backwards they say: Serve Satan. That made my day.
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