and here I always thought that it would be much more complicated.
but i guess not. still some things just won't die. Don't be sad as I was saying over dinner at a sushi place there's always an alternative. perhaps the time has finally come

been feeling a bit down for the past couple of days but I'm sure it's chemical because I have no reason to feel that way so I'll just let it blow over. Still I laughed more than I have in a while tonight when I saw a commercial for some law office or another they had their head honcho lawer standing there doing the regular shpeel regarding gathering people for a class action suit over zyprexa and plastered over the right hand side of the screen is a list of complications. as these things go the lawer says "if you have experienced any of these symptoms give us a call" and gestures tward the list whitch I, as a good consumer, read.

don't you hate those sites with crappy interfaces and confusing naviagtion? I've been seeing more and more of them. and I was wondering about other peoples experiences. if you encountered the customer service rep from hell, couldn't figure out how to order somthing or have another web site horror story tell me.
what's the site address?
and give a description of what you found frustrating about the site.

Today I've decided to help out my fellow geeks and nerds find interesting articles online about the various topics they have been discussing in our forums.

The British Library has created an online flash gallery of 15 rare books that are or have been on exhibit. Included and of particular interest are the original manuscript for Alice in Wonderland and Mozart's diary of his musical works. check it out here: Turning the Pages