Nice of them to spell Flickr correctly in the ad.

If you're ever in the area, this festival is a culinary delight.

I've found that things like pasta, oils, flour, sugar, and most canned veggies/beans/etc., it really makes no difference when you get the generic.

However, things like cheese, deli meats, bacon and sausage, frozen pizzas, and soups, it really pays to go for the brand name / reputable / etc.

Also depends heavily on the store. Here in NC, Kroger store brands tend to be consistently good, Harris Teeter and Lowe's in the middle, and Food Lion at the bottom as far as quality.

I can't stand it when servers can't tell you anything about the food beyond what's printed on the menu - how it tastes, where its from, etc. If that's all I can expect, seems to me the server could be replaced with a menu board and a counter.

Creme de casis. Was at a party once where all the decent drinks were gone and a guy was chugging CdC directly from the bottle. So gross.

I was once at a party that ended with one of the last guests chugging from a bottle of creme de casis. That's my vote.

Rabbits also like papaya a lot. They have a natural sweet tooth, and it aids in digestion which is key for the bunnies.

Right... because college kids will quit drinking if the cans aren't colorful.

We can only hope its not another damn iPhone...

I'm with CtrlBurn on this. Customize your MicroSlop OS all you want, but there's a lot more to device technology than the basis. I'm guessing his gripes are in relation to complex APIs and WAN behaviors, so if you find a skin that solves those issues, please let us know.