I share that sentiment. Also, this.

Your voice is delightful, and I especially like your Deathcab cover.

Keep on rockin'.

I'll buy that for a dollar.

In a flourish of irony and Shyamalanian Twistery, I say we create a political party for people who hate political parties. What will we call it?

That's certainly what sets it apart. I feel differently about Reddit than I do Digg. While the content is beginning to tank, I still like the community overall. I've since relegated myself to smaller niche subreddits (and places like this) to get the type of higher level interaction that I want, which isn't something I could do on Digg, which is why we had to part ways.

At one time, it did deserve to be one of the most popular sites on the internet. I was a Digg user from early on and jumped ship for Reddit in the summer of 2007 after it started to become more like Reddit is now, if you get my drift. I'm starting to see the same sort of content decay on Reddit that I saw on Digg back then.

I'll always remember the good times.

That's wonderful. William Waldegrave should take all the real credit for that. I took the picture he painted about the Higgs Field and just tried to work in what I thought I knew about the Boson itself.

Asking such a question is a good way to get you thrown out of an airlock.

That was one thing that impressed me about No Country For Old Men. I was strangely satisfied by the notion that Javier Bardem's character just... gets away.

Assuming he would have gone to a state prison for the entirety of the sentence, he saved Arizona taxpayers approximately $350,000.

I noticed the borders around each post had disappeared and thought I had gone insane.