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I'm only two episodes in, the train and the airplane. I liked the "maybe we should take a train home" joke at the end of the airplane episode, as a reference to the first episode.

GORDON wrote:I'm totally on board with the "he'll eat when he gets hungry enough," but the wife fights it and has to make it hard.

I think we found your real problem.

Do the kids eat the same?

And, doesn't that basically make this the Atkins diet (except no dairy)?

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We make ours eat a little bit, then move on for that night/day/whatever. With most things, she's eventually started eating them normally again.

And we let her go hungry, quite frankly. She can eat something bland if she turns down a meal, otherwise she gets nothing.

Note: Requires absolute suspension of disbelief.

Clearly we all need a religion.

"Air passengers already tolerate a large invasion of their privacy and we do not feel that full-body scanners add greatly to this situation. Privacy concerns should not prevent the deployment of scanners."

Fuck you, buddy.

Thib, can you post what a typical breakfast/lunch/dinner looks like for you?

And what does you wife think of it?

I wouldn't quite say it's a movie in a 40 minute box, but it's certainly an entertaining show.

But really, I think yall just like it cuz you're such big McG fans.

If they legalize, I'll visit just for the brownies

Anyone here not watch it?

Someone posted it in EO.

Malcolm wrote:Still superseded by federal law, I'd bet.

True, but as long as this whole "don't arrest anyone complying with state law" thing continues, then it's fine.

Sounds like good workout TV, going to check it out.

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Good luck.

Mostly because USB is ubiquitous. To become widely adopted it should use common hardware if possible. The goal would be to become a new standard, to replace the common key as much as possible. Using proprietary wireless hardware would ensure that could never ever happen. It'll never happen, of cour...

Why USB though, why not something wireless?

Is this like a 5,000 step program?

Ummm....

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