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Try it and find out.

Don't we know it!

Because it attacts less attention to be dumping stuff at a dumpster than along some random stretch of road. That's why.

And now we hate you too!

That's putting a positive spin on it!

Your comment is the stupidest thing I've heard. It all depends on the career choices one has made. If you work in a highly technical field, you have a choice: move frequently, or commute. If you work as a cashier, sure you can always find a job close to where you live.

At least when it comes to Jordanians... ...Yeah, right!

Suck or Stuck? Spelling error, or Freudian slip?

Of course, we don't hate you. We are just jealous. Converse to the original question, I wonder how many people stay on at sucky jobs, or live in too-expensive or bad neighborhoods in order to avoid bad commutes?

Here's a Canadian having a bad hair day:

oh, that's a good one.

Did you check out Paris Hilton's latest pet?

Scott, did anyone mention we all hate you?

"This must be the 'obvious descent gully' Fred was talking about".

I believe the correct spelling of her name is Hsieh

Preplaced, of course. That would be a pinkpoint, then.

Minx used to do Alpental to Bothell every day.

90 minutes from Shoreline to Bellevue. The distance is about 17 miles. Nominal commute time 23 min. Actual average speed 11 mph. When I lived in California, I used to commute from Costa Mesa to Irwindale and it usually took 90 min. The distance was ~45 miles.

On the Robin and Maynard radio show yesterday they interviewed a guy who manufactured and marketed hats that protected their wearers from thought- controlling rays from Aliens. It seems that the people who buy these hats have all been abducted previously by space aliens and now seek protection from continued mind control. He can modify almost any hat by lining it with protective material, so you don't have to wear an unstylish helmet if you don't want to.

Generator Crack Angel.

He told me. He's got a hot one who's keeping him busy.

Trask isn't that kinky. It's a troll anyway.

Oh, yes, he's really big on Scrabble. He'll go on and on about how great it is.

You better hope Iain isn't logged in today.

"The company is considering some kind of memorial or mention for the dead bird during the television broadcast Friday, he added." The good Lord mourns the fall of a sparrow.