Practical and stylish. Very PNW. No notes.*

*Granted, that's mostly because I have minimal fashion sense, but still.

Floret is indeed fabulous—both food and drink.

Ooh, I also adore Malört! I first encountered it when a colleague offered to make me a "Chigroni," which replaces the Campari with Malört. I wish I'd been recording video when two other colleagues tried the concoction...

She just informed me that the appropriate word is "abhor."

Do it. And be sure to have your first sip witnessed. In my experience, that first sip is instantly and permanently polarizing. (For the record, I adore Irn-Bru. The reaction of my otherwise sensible and wonderful spouse was...well, the opposite of "adore.")

Kindle and Zune. That's how I roll.

This is the correct answer.

This subreddit needs to exist.

That kind of thing is so irrigating.

Never got my temple recommend*, so I guess I'm going left.

A joint offering a drink named The Final Ward is worth checking out.

*Not being LDS might be part of the issue.

To recycle an ancient and yet still useful meme:

1. Listen to explanation of Bitcoin.
2. Collect cybercurrency.
3. ???
4. Profit!

Details TK.

To the best of my knowledge, the convention arose with the advent of typewriters. They generally offer monospaced fonts, not proportionally spaced, so an additional space aids readability.

A well-designed proportionally spaced font, though, includes appropriate spacing following periods.

Ah, thank you for reminding me of *plonk*. Such a wonderfully useful shorthand.

Once again, proof that teh intarwebz is for cat pix.

"Wait—was I a superhero? Or—ooo—maybe a supervillain!

"I wonder what happened that caused my amnesia. Must've been something epic."