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Every time I read the comments section of a Yahoo news story I die a little inside.

Tyyr wrote:Every time I read the comments section of a Yahoo news story of anything on the internet I die a little inside.

Fixed.

Can't youtube comments actually lower your IQ?

Yes,
I just watched Batman the Movie, and I wanted to kill myself by the end of it. I really wanted to just like, oi.

I'm going to Utah in August!

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:I'm going to Utah in August!

Nice. I understand Bryce and Zion are beautiful.

For myself, my dad has decided to take my fam and my sister's to a resort in the Poconos in August. Couples' massage, introductory trout-fishing (I've never fished in fresh water before,) introductory shooting, canoeing, and the following caught my eye:

a 40-bottle single malt scotch list, a 60-bottle international beer selection and a fine array of vintage ports and cognacs

I watched the All-Star game on Tuesday. Probably the most boring 9 hours of my life.

Well, last Tuesday my father-in-law finally lost his battle with one or more of the three types of cancer he had. The end was peaceful and Irene (my wife) was with him at the time. In the end I don't think he could have gone better given the circumstances.

My condolences go out to you Ian.

Well I've managed to work myself into 3 months worth of star trek online subscription.

Is it a trek travesty? probably.

Is it a buggy game? Most definitely.

However, is it enjoyable? Oh yes. yes it is.

Very sorry to hear it, Ian. At least he had his daughter by his side.

IanKennedy wrote:Well, last Tuesday my father-in-law finally lost his battle with one or more of the three types of cancer he had. The end was peaceful and Irene (my wife) was with him at the time. In the end I don't think he could have gone better given the circumstances.

Sorry to hear it, Ian. At least he went peacefully, and with those who loved him by his side.

I feel insensitive for not noticing Ian's post earler.

My condolences Ian. But a peaceful end is the greatest way to go.

My condolences, Ian.