6 Annoying Fetishes I Talk Too Much About

Shannon Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:11 pm

Dave Ramsey. He’s a financial planner who advocates a debt-free lifestyle. I try hard not to go on about him, but he’s so fantastic, and his way of thinking has changed my life for the better. I want to share it! :)

Tigerplug Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:22 pm

Brilliant! Gotta love the mac! ;)

Maybe you could do some stuff about keeping your life organized using your mac in the future when you get back to Mac!

Once you go Mac you don’t go Back!

Leo Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:32 pm

Well, I might get me one of those new iMacs, as they are droolingly minimalist, and my old PC is getting slow. Although I might just wait for Leopard to come out. I think that’s why I love the Mac so much - their minimalist aesthetics. I’m not a huge fan of Steve Jobs as a person, but I love his aesthetics.

Sarah Hurst Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:50 pm

I am totally with you on Gmail and Firefox. I’m also annoying about RSS feeds (via Google Reader, of course). I don’t know how my life existed prior to discovering these three things. (Of course, some people might argue that they don’t know where my life has gone since discovering those three things…)

Christine Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:50 pm

I came to the Firefox party a little late, but I’ve been evangelizing it like crazy! In the past year, I’ve become a big fan of Amy “Tightwad Gazette” Dacyczyn, too.

pinkpillsanity Says:

August 14th, 2007, 19:58 pm

With you on 3 & 4. Going to convert to Linux soon as I’m out of school. Can’t give up meat (I have a problem keeping weight more than losing it and I have a nut allergy).

I’ve become an annoying RSS fan, since I recently moved my journal from a social network to its own site. So I pester everyone constantly to get a feed reader and free themselves of social network sites (which has worked surprisingly well for me, considering I have gmail + reader)

Leo Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:09 pm

@Christine: Tightwad Gazette is a must-read classic! I’m a big fan of Amy’s too. I should do a post on her and the Gazette, no?

@pinkpillsanity: Interesting … I’d like to hear more about this … I’m not clear on what you mean by a social network (there are different types) and how you use your feed reader in relation to your journal. Tell me more! :)

Metroknow Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:16 pm

Blogging.

I have been sucked into the world of blogs (I refuse to say the word, “blogosphere” - oh wait - nevermind. Yeah, I say that too) and am constantly chattering about the structure of blogs, promoting blogs, the interesting, useful, and entertaining content on blogs, blog blog blog. I even use stupid made up words now like being Blogfuddled or Blogwildered.

Help me.

I’m also guilty of the Mac addiction, as a recent convert from the “I can do anything on Windows that you can do on a Mac but for a lot cheaper” crowd. Its the biggest thing I’ve been wrong on since thinking that Commodore was the wave of the future.

Brett Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:23 pm

I had no idea you were a coffee lover! I wonder how much (and how long) it would take to ship some of my home-roasted coffee to you…

Trevor Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:24 pm

Instead of coffee, my “fetish” is water. It’s everything-free (except for filling-ness), a much healthier choice than coffee, and easy and dirt-cheap to get. Since I hate tap water, I bought a $30 purifier from PUR and now I love water. The filters are $20, though, replaced every three months or so. I always give my coffee-drinker friends a hard time about how much coffee they drink…especially since I don’t drink any heh heh.

I’m almost crazy about Yahoo! Mail (beta) because of the Outlook-style interface, although it is painstakingly slow. >.

Trevor Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:25 pm

*aaa the commenting system cut off half my post! oh well*
I’m also crazy about IKEA. The really low prices and really great design are a plus for me, and I exclusively buy furniture from IKEA now.

Tuplad Says:

August 14th, 2007, 20:44 pm

F*** Firefox, Opera for life :)

I agree on the Gmail though, something very important in the life of a geek !

Jeremy Says:

August 14th, 2007, 21:26 pm

Fitness. The ultimate luxury, which no amount of money can buy. I don’t usually talk about it in those terms, which would be really annoying, but I’m sure my friends occasionally must think “Is he still talking about his new diet/workout/core routine/supplement regimen?” Probably because I was on athletic teams my whole life and didn’t have to think about this stuff as it was dictated to me, and now it’s interesting to think about for myself.

I used to evangelize some of the technology mentioned above, but then I’d take get a pouty “nobody listens to me” attitude when the evanglee wouldn’t adpot Gmail, RSS, del.icio.us, Firefox, or whatever.

Jim U. Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:06 pm

Being bald. We bald guys love to talk about how much we love being bald.

Jim U. Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:15 pm

As a follow up…

What kind of razors you use… against the grain or with?… shave cream, gel, or oil?… aftershave, lotion, or gel?

Man, it’s so smooth! Why doesn’t everyone shave their heads?!

Jenika Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:27 pm

I’m a Copic Marker freak. That’s not the official site, but it’s the one with the best deal on them. As an artist, I don’t think the other leading marker brands even compare. They come in 310 gorgeous colors and I’ve got close to 250 of them. One day, gadget, one day.

Whenever one of my artist-friends mentions anything about markers, I have to preach at them about the benefits of Copics over Trias or Prismacolors. It’s probably REALLY annoying.

Don’t have a t-shirt, but I would wear one very proudly if I did.

Michel Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:32 pm

I just can’t stand vegan preachers. They are just so annoying and arrogant.

LisaS Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:39 pm

I’m a raving Urbanist. And a beer snob.

Bloggrrl Says:

August 14th, 2007, 22:57 pm

Just don’t get me started on how messed up our educational system is….:-P I’ll talk until I notice the person has fallen asleep.

quench Says:

August 14th, 2007, 23:50 pm

I talk too much about blogs. And send people long, long lists of blogs I read, personally annotated by me… expecting to hear back from them in-depth reports on their thoughts about the sites on my lists. (That’s plural ‘lists’, because my blog interests change considerably over a year’s time…. so I update people on the next set of must read blogs.) Anyway, I never do hear back from them (well, they talk to me about other things, but not about blogs). Ah, well.

lizzy Says:

August 14th, 2007, 23:58 pm

Total treehugger here. I tend to mention my bike at work a lot (especially since I am the only one in a large building who doesn’t drive). I also talk about how I go six weeks on one tank of gas. I talk about reducing my meat consumption. I talk about how annoying it is when people leave conference room lights on. I talk about how much paper we waste in the office. I talk about eating organic foods. I even make note pads out of used envelopes and scrap papers for my coworkers. I’m sure there are some right-wingers in the office who want to club me right after the baby seal.

Katherine Says:

August 15th, 2007, 0:41 am

what a great post! you may have said that it wasn’t useful information, but its always great to hear more about the blogger you read, and sometimes the information does sink in about certain things. Especially because we come here of our own free will to read, as opposed to being cornered by someone wanting to tell you all about their latest thing. Which is something I do ad infinitum I have to admit. I’m also a tree hugger, firefox and gmail addict, blog reader, and basically whatever the latest greatest thing I’ve heard about, I’m trying to convert the next 100 people I meet to it. Bad! :)

gtdfrk Says:

August 15th, 2007, 1:22 am

Ooh, this is too easy: GTD, of course! ;)

Richo Says:

August 15th, 2007, 1:51 am

If you love Firefox, you should get the “get firefox with google toolbar” Google gives you cash: check out : http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=173601284

AL Says:

August 15th, 2007, 2:16 am

Since early this year, I’ve chosen a career as a usability professional and I can’t help but advocate the importance of usability everywhere I go, to whoever I meet, at whatever chance that brings up the topic (or anything remotely close to it) when I’m with my friends or coworkers.

I’m kinda starting to hate that word! Oh who am I kidding, I love what I do!

George Kao Says:

August 15th, 2007, 2:22 am

Web tools, other than what’s already been mentioned (firefox, gmail, google reader):
del.icio.us — everyone using it a bit makes the internet much better organized.

Firefox extensions: Gmail Manager. Better Gmail. Fullerscreen (for those pop-up windows that don’t allow you to resize!).

Books: Getting Things Done (David Allen). Be Heard Now (Lee Glickstein). Love is the Killer App (Tim Sanders). Type-Z Guide to Success (Marc Allen). Good Business (Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi).

Movie: An Inconvenient Truth (more intellectual) or The 11th Hour by Leonardo di Caprio (more entertaining)

Food: local and organic - tastier and better for your health and the environment. Choosing seafood: http://www.oceansalive.org/eat.cfm?subnav=bestandworst&link=hp
and http://www.mbayaq.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_regional.aspx

Work: find work that’s at the intersection of (1) what you’re good at, (2) what puts you into “flow” (as defined by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi), and (3) what you truly believe to be good for the world.

Jeran Says:

August 15th, 2007, 2:22 am

Running.
Probably a bit of a boring fetish for the people around me though…

bins Says:

August 15th, 2007, 2:53 am

i am absolutely in 2,3,4 and 6. I love macs even up to now i don’t have any. hehe, budget speaks. i will add “forum” for my own list on that.

Jahy Says:

August 15th, 2007, 4:26 am

Google RSS Reader,
gender stereotypes

Jen Burmeister Says:

August 15th, 2007, 4:47 am

LOL! This is too funny … yes, Leo, you are a geek, but you are in good company. I, too, am a coffee & simplicity geek, and I could talk about them all day. I have not yet resorted to T-shirt advertising of my geeky ways, but it’s close … I think having a blog completely about simplicity is bad enough.

Other fetishes include: my dogs (yes, people actually tire of hearing about the 2 labs), life purpose, eating healthy … and last but not least, people that don’t “get” it (think Darwin Awards).

God, we’re geeks …

Sandy Says:

August 15th, 2007, 6:17 am

interesting post ..I posted the similar thing yesterday !! …I love gmail & firefox …never use IE, unless I have to for a specific website.

keep writing

jez Says:

August 15th, 2007, 6:21 am

Its the whole google package.. i just feel frustrated when I get an email off friends that is going to my old Hotmail addy (unfortunately still used for MSN Messenger)

I tell them “Why don’t you switch it over? you get a kickass mail client, a calendar (that works), a reader for your fav internet site, maps, the whole thing”

It really pi**es them off :)

I used to spout about FF but all browsers do something different. I actually quite like the simplicity of IE7 !!!

clayts Says:

August 15th, 2007, 6:29 am

randomly enough, considering i’m doing an IT job in the middle of london - my current fetish is the One Straw Revolution

Terry Says:

August 15th, 2007, 6:29 am

Can’t do without bloglines.

Can you do me a favor and do a post committed to talking about gmail? I have a gmail account but never use it. I am a slow learner. I do use outlook mainly because it reminds me of appts on my calendar.

AL Says:

August 15th, 2007, 8:02 am

I’m also an automation freak. My keyboard and mouse are literally rigged with shortcuts to automate wide range of common tasks. It got to the point where my coworkers are scared of using my workstation to show me something because they’re they’d trigger something. It’s always fun to watch that. Plus I never stop talking about ways they can employ to automate things in their daily life.

Leo Says:

August 15th, 2007, 8:46 am

Wow, you guys have reminded me of three more annoying fetishes I have: running, blogging, and GTD. Oh, and all things Google (thanks, jez).

@Terry: Actually, I’ve written a ton of things about Gmail on other blogs, including:

How to Crank Through Gmail

20 Ways to Use Gmail Filters

Essential Gmail Filters to Unclutter Your Inbox

But you’re right, a “Gmail for beginners” post would probably also be useful.

th1nk p1nk Says:

August 15th, 2007, 8:59 am

Thanks for taking a little break from the seriousness! We appreciate it just as you do. :)

Schizohedron Says:

August 15th, 2007, 9:14 am

Sometimes I feel like I never shut the hell up about Las Vegas when speaking with my friends. I’m glad I’ve never asked any of them to pick me up from the airport after a Vegas trip; I’d probaby find myself on the side of the highway 15 minutes later!

Balfour Says:

August 15th, 2007, 9:22 am

Leo, we’re in the same karass! As are many, I know.

daisybones Says:

August 15th, 2007, 9:58 am

Fun (and funny) post! I’m an evangelical breastfeeding mom- SO guilty:)

Also a vegetarian but I’m in a verrrry traditional region so I get way too much anger if I wax poetic about saving cows and the ozone layer. Looking forward to going more and more vegan:)

Here’s something I’m stumped on: what’s with this Great Holy and Magical appeal of Firefox? I installed it so I can make sure my webdesigns look good in it, but I can’t seem to fall in love. Fonts look really jaggedy to me, that are smooth and pretty in IE. IE7 has a great interface, so I’m enjoying it.

But I feel like I may be the only designer in the world who prefers IE. What am I missing and how do I get over hating the appearance of my fonts?

daisybones Says:

August 15th, 2007, 9:59 am

P.S. I forgot to mention: I’ve become a ZenHabits zealot! I’ve told everyone about it; I love your advice and stories. Drowing in the chaos of toddler mothering, I find it spectacular that you’ve made such amazing changes with 6 littles in tow. What a boost of positivity!

Stephanie Says:

August 15th, 2007, 10:14 am

I love Gmail! And semi-veganism! And Firefox! And… compact fluorescent lightbulbs!

Yep, I’m a geek.

Amber Yount Says:

August 15th, 2007, 11:03 am

I too am a recovering Mac-aholic, everytime Steve comes out with something, I MUST have it!. I finally decided to sell off my vintage macs, just because they were taking up space. I had a Classic, and LC, a pink iMac, and a tangerine ibook….decided to keep the ibook for school thouh *wink wink* Man I wish I could have an iphone! That would definately complete my collection :P

Just Someone Says:

August 15th, 2007, 11:07 am

@ daisybones: chances are you’ve got font smoothing turned on in IE7 (it asks you about it when you first use it I think) but not in Windows itself. Run control desk.cpl @0,2, click the Effects button and make sure Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts is checked and says ClearType. With this turned on, I’ve never noticed a different in font smoothness in Firefox and IE.

Christa Says:

August 15th, 2007, 11:27 am

A Voluntarily Simplified lifestyle is the only way to live!
With some coffee of course! (smile)

daisybones Says:

August 15th, 2007, 11:30 am

@Just Someone: Faboo tip: totally worked:) Now I’m off to explore Firefox

John Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:10 pm

Music! By far I evangelize way to much about music, to the point that I even describe specific CDs and their uses (my opinion) in regards to home audio and car audio. Man, I’m a music geek!

Frank Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:12 pm

Cycling — my co-workers are really tired or hearing about the benefits and joys of cycling to work, long-distance cycling, riding in mountains …

And OpenSource / PortableApps. Much preferred to Microsoft!

Frank Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:13 pm

Oh — and GTD (I’m a very recent convert…)

Jesse Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:19 pm

@ John on music, me too. I’ve stopped it a while ago though. A quick read-through of my sentmail box made me realize just how annoying it was.

Other things I have evangelized at one point or another, and probably still do sometimes: philosophy, fitness training, cycling, online commerce, activity-of-the-moment, coffee/tea (major geek on these), the list goes on. And on.

Jon Swerens Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:30 pm

@Leo: Hey, the Tightwad Gazette would be a good topic. Amy Dacyczyn took two skills/interests — graphic design and saving money — and combined them with a lot of humor and megautility. A great example of creative simplicity.

Her newsletters were in a way a pre-Internet blog: She would combine her own articles with loads of snippets from her readers — including one from my wife.

Tthen she leveraged all that into three books and appearances on Oprah. And when she was out of ideas, she walked away from it all. Gotta love her.

Mike Says:

August 15th, 2007, 12:32 pm

I’m actually a soon-to-be Mac convert. I was born and raised on a PC and up until Windows Vista, never imagined buying a Mac. But I came to the conclusion in the last few months (and after trying Vista, IE7 and Office 2007) that Windows and Microsoft are going downhill fast while Macs are flying high. For this reason I’m now having the same reaction with PC people, telling them the benefits of Macs. I almost feel a little hypocritical since technically I’m still on a PC, but oh well.

I have the same issue with the Opera browser though. I swear by that browser and it’s probably the most innovative out there. Yet it receives little to no attention. I catch myself sometimes not liking Firefox just because it gets so much attention and in my eyes, isn’t as good of a browser.

But oh well. That’s my life in a nutshell.

Mai Says:

August 15th, 2007, 14:54 pm

My Gmail Complaint:
I use multiple email addresses. I have Gmail check them all and it’s a great product with great features… however… if you send an email FROM any address other than your gmail address it’ll say “me@gmail.com; on behalf of; MyName [me@otherdomain.com]” and that forces me to use Outlook so I’m not giving my personal email out when sending a professional email. Bleh…

xen ix Says:

August 15th, 2007, 15:41 pm

What I tend to talk too much about sometimes is:

1. My love for OSX and Linux, trying to get people off Windows.
2. Veganism
3. Trying to get people over to Gmail and Gtalk
4. Talking about privacy and security
5. My love for philosophy and psychology
6. Being too much of a geek

That’s me, kind of. :D

jd Says:

August 15th, 2007, 16:06 pm

Speaking of old Mac stuff, I still have four or five of the ‘Test Drive a Mac” luggage tags. It has a hand in a driving glove poised over a one-button mouse.

jd

jd Says:

August 15th, 2007, 16:11 pm

If you want good water, go for a reverse osmosis unit. Now THAT’S good water. ;)

# Trevor Says:
August 14th, 2007 at 8:24 pm

Instead of coffee, my “fetish” is water. >…snip…

joker the lurcher Says:

August 15th, 2007, 18:01 pm

i’m with you on 4 of these (coffee needs to be replaced with tea for me and i’m a food geek only in terms of not eating meat or additives and trying to eat organic stuff. love your blog!

Leo Says:

August 15th, 2007, 19:08 pm

Too many great comments to respond to! Very quickly, a couple responses:

* Re: Firefox vs. Safari … I think it’s often a matter of what browser you’re used to. It took me a couple of days to get used to switching to Firefox, and now I’m hooked. I’ve played with Safari for awhile but didn’t like it much — again, probably just because it’s not my usual browser.

* Mai, I use multiple Gmail addresses (actually just two), and it allows me to switch the sender address easily … the problem you face only occurs if you’re trying to send from a non-Gmail address, which makes sense to me. If you switch all your email addresses to Gmail, I don’t think you’ll have that problem.

* What are the benefits of Firefox? Don’t get me started! Just a few, though: security (compared to IE), the great extensions available for it, the keyboard shortcuts, the keyword bookmarks, the keyword searches … seriously, the use of those last three have made my browsing a SUPER speedy process. For example, I can open up any of the dozens of websites I go to (blogs, stats, banking, email, reader, google docs, etc) with a few keystrokes. I can search amazon, imdb, wikipedia, and all the other places I search with a few keystrokes, and I can browse almost completely with the keyboard. Wow … it makes browsing on the other browsers seem so slow and cumbersome. OK, I told you not to get me started!

Michael Says:

August 15th, 2007, 19:51 pm

I love Linux and open-source software…

(a little too much)

Derek Says:

August 15th, 2007, 19:52 pm

I obsess about how obsessive and annoying people can be…Whether it’s diet, politics, lifestyle, religion, what vehicle i should drive or what movie isn’t as good as the book. I may have asked you to tell me about it, but quit trying to sell it to me! ahh just kidding, I just prefer to laugh at how silly people can be.

Jay Wilson Says:

August 15th, 2007, 19:57 pm

After dealing with the constant crashes, compatibility issues, and clunkiness of Windows Vista, I’ve converted to the Cult of Mac (and have become a card carrying member of Ubuntu-users). iLife 08 is GREAT and Leopard looks to be the Vista-killer (not that Tiger isn’t, I’m just saying…)

I’m also fanatical about Firefox and Gmail, the city of San Francisco, and The Twilight Zone (original series).

ChessIQ Says:

August 15th, 2007, 21:46 pm

1. Thinking. I love smart people, smart ideas, smart things, smart solutions… anything that has to do with some thinking. Chess - of course.
2. Saving. Anything: water, plastic bottles, paper, MONEY, electricity, gas, … time(?)
3. Blogging. Ouch! I am trying to quit the time I spend on blogs (mine as well as others). So far no success.
4. Gmail. I didn’t know I was obsessed with it until I read people’s comments. Guess what I am doing next? inviting all my non-gmail friends to gmail!
5. Firefox: How can I stop myself. It’s so squeaky clean and very fast. I THINK. oops!

Chocolate Crunch Says:

August 16th, 2007, 4:39 am

another fan of the ’80s! yay! i have 4 out of your 6 fetishes.
1. coffee and tea. hot and cold.
2. gmail. i had it since they started it. no ads (thank God).
3. firefox. do i need to say more?
4. simplicity. i like simple lines and simple beauty.
5. organizing. i like to purge, give a home to my things, labeling and love reading articles/blogs about organization.
6. reading books. it opens the world to me. my imagination and my vocabulary expands because of it. i always have a book in my purse/backpack.
thank you for all the wonderful posts.

Chocolate Crunch Says:

August 16th, 2007, 4:42 am

i wish i have a mac. any mac. my pc desktop and notebook are still in good condition no viruses or anything. but i’m already saving for a mac. you know, just in case. hehehe.

Borja Says:

August 16th, 2007, 5:14 am

Too much? Never mind. Apart from veganism I find all the topics quite appealing. Do not apologize for talking about them.

mous456 Says:

August 16th, 2007, 6:38 am

1. Bible
2. Meaningful life
3. Simplicity
4. All sorts of handy software
5. Cell phones

Cidinho Says:

August 16th, 2007, 12:06 pm

Opera. I’ve known Opera for years, and I have changed “Firefox -> Opera -> Firefox” several times. Actually, I got to know Opera before I knew Firefox and Mozilla.
The thing is, it owns Firefox. The reason I used it? Extensions. Now I’ve good a good list of adblocks for Opera, so Adblock Plus is no longer a problem. My problem standed for Better Gmail, Stealthier and Language Check.

ANyway, I’m taking the chance again and I hope never to go back to Firefox.

Also, I don’t know how you can be minimalist and not use Opera…

Dave Says:

August 16th, 2007, 21:39 pm

“What about you guys? Have any annoying fetishes that you talk too much about? Are you an evangelist about anything? Have geeky T-shirts that show off your fetishes? Let us know in the comments.”

Until you got to #s 4 and 5 I thought you were reading my thoughts, so yes, I do have 4 that come to mind :)

Cidinho Says:

August 17th, 2007, 14:40 pm

“Macs. I’m actually a recovering Macaholic. And Mac fans can be the most annoying on earth (sorry, fellow Mac fans, I love you all). I’m in between Macs right now, but I’ve been a fan since the 80s, and actually still have some geeky relics of my Mac addiction (including a very old (and hole-ridden) T-shirt with a picture of Clarus the Dogcow that says, of course, “Moof!”). God, what a geek I am.”
Buy me one, then… R$6.000 bucks here in Brazil=D

Denise Says:

August 17th, 2007, 20:28 pm

mine are:
1) chocolate
2) environmentalism (includes vegetarianism)
3) architecture
4) goals (immediate and long term) and future plans
5) money
6) simplicity
7) virtues and philosophy

Christopher Richards Says:

August 21st, 2007, 11:15 am

I am irritatingly superior about having no cell phone, not wearing a watch, and being free from the burned of having too much money.

But thankfully I don’t actually talk to people about these things. I do write about them.

Jen Says:

August 21st, 2007, 12:44 pm

I think I talk too much about the Web and blogging, oh yeah, and my Macs and Starbucks.

Matt Lucid Says:

August 21st, 2007, 13:58 pm

Books — I talk about the books I’m reading; the books I’ve ordered from the library; the books I’ve bought at the bookstore, yard sales and borrowed from friends. I love talking about books. I’m sure it is pretty annoying for my friends — especially the non-readers.

Rick Miller Says:

August 23rd, 2007, 10:31 am

Esperanto, the international language that really works.

I sucked at high school Spanish but I was able to use Esperanto for real, everyday communication after only one year of spare-time study. I chat and blog in Esperanto and I’ve even been interviewed in Esperanto.

The Internet is international, and Esperanto is a much more reasonable solution to the language problem than expecting the whole world to spend time and money learning bad English.

Lil Says:

August 1st, 2008, 5:50 am

I talk too much about my fave actress :-)
She’s so talented, a brilliant person and yet underrated, so I’m always bragging about her work and the critical praise she gets to friends who can’t give a damn!

zenmester Says:

November 12th, 2008, 13:46 pm

I rave about Ubuntu (linux) - it is the greates OS in the world and all for free. Plus if you want to you can help translate or improve all the programs. Great.

I love Stumble - I have to stop myself from using it too much.

thomas george Says:

November 26th, 2008, 7:33 am

I talk too much about

Investing-don’t get me started on commodities :)
Firefox
Tech news
Buddhism
Fitness